"You always hope for the best when a game you previously dismissed makes an even stronger case upon venturing to another platform. But according to status quo, expectations for wild differences and much-needed improvements are usually out of the realm of possibility. I admit the thought of playing 2 Fast 4 Gnomz again in any form wasn't one I desired to entertain, but detecting that the 3DS iteration wasn't a straight port almost made me reconsider my position. Almost. Putting aside my inhibitions, I will admit some aspects have been improved in this version, but they don't change how I feel about the game at its core. As such, I still feel impelled to scrutinize it for what it really is: a game with prevailing cases of ineffective design." -- Wiiloveit.com
After top grossing sales in Japan, the hardcore running platformer is on sale in Europe and Australia until 21st November and in America until 27th November
Nintendo seems to revel in surprising us, and details of this week's download update in Europe have struck to keep us on our toes. We have a Wii U launch title going free-to-play on the Wii U eShop — with paid DLC, of course — as well as permanent price reductions and goodies on 3DS.
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I wonder just how much Qubic Games could have accomplished if they let their creative imaginations free reign. I felt like I was playing an indie game trapped in the shell of a casual game...
All in all, I felt 2 Fast 4 Gnomz was a tough game with lots of replay value, worth the cost of admission. As long as you know what you’re getting into, you’ll be rewarded with time well-spent. If you need a quick game for when you’re on the go, 2 Fast 4 Gnomz offers easy accessibility with a touch challenge to sink your teeth into.
