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See Pikmin 3 in action in this new gameplay trailer

It’s been a few months since we’ve seen a new Wii U game worth getting excited about, but Pikmin 3, dropping Jul 13 in Japan, July 26 in Europe and August 4 in North America, is almost here. And get whet your appetite for it a bit, we’ve got a 30-second teaser full of gameplay clips inside. Spoiler: it’s pretty.

Prime_283941d ago (Edited 3941d ago )

The autumn/fall area at 0:15 looks so good! I want this now!

ifritAlkhemyst3941d ago

If only the Wii U had more interesting games to go along with this gem.

live2play3941d ago

U mean like w101? Dkc tropical freeze? 3Dland? Mk8 ssb? Bayo 2? Prject x

ifritAlkhemyst3941d ago

DKC Tropical Freeze yes.

Project X, maybe.

The rest, no.

Kevlar0093941d ago

Look out for Wonderful 101. It's underhyped with good previews

ifritAlkhemyst3941d ago

That means a lot coming from you. Truly.

greatcrusader443941d ago

Don't have a wiiu yet (waiting Til more games come out ,possibly a price drop if those two align) and will def pick this game up when I do, first two pikmin were unique experiences for me and I can use a breath of fresh air from all action games out right now.

Kevlar0093941d ago (Edited 3941d ago )

If they introduced an enticing bundle or increased the internal memory I'd buy one now.

Or a red WiiU, that would be awesome.

Realplaya3940d ago

You got the money just buy one. Trust me Nintendos real first HD game will be Pikmen 3 there are more games coming quickly.

CaptainN3939d ago

People need to stop waiting to buy the console....the reason developers are not making games is because of the small install base.....gamers should be buying the system in order to increase the amount of games that will be created for the platform.Stop waiting for a price cut thats not happening anytime soon!

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2023 Game Anniversaries To Keep Note Of

Major 2023 game anniversaries include The World Ends With You, Mario Kart Wii, and The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, among many others

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Is Shigeru Miyamoto's 'A delayed game is eventually good' rule true for Nintendo?

Delays have become more common lately and several games have not been improved by it. Does delaying games work out better for Nintendo?

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masterfox1182d ago (Edited 1182d ago )

it depends, if you have a strong leadership, vision and focus for the project or game, delays can help alot because the person in charge knows what it needs to realize the task, but if you don't have that, delays could completely destroy your game, take for example Cyberpunk terrible management and end result, it wouldn't matter if they delayed the game even more cause the issue here is not time is the horrid management.

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fr0sty1181d ago

Duke Nukem Forever says hello...

RaidenBlack1181d ago

"but a rushed game is forever bad"
~ not in these days of day1 patches, subsequent hotfixes and continued updates.
And the over-reliance on these conveniences has given rise to sub-par deliveries.

Rebel_Scum1181d ago

Give me these day1 patches, subsequent hotfixes and continued updates over my old cartridges that have the bugs they were shipped with.

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Unknown_Gamer57941181d ago

Yeah, when games shipped with bugs in the past, those bugs stayed in the game for the rest of time. So, I'm glad that patches and updates can fix problems spotted in games after release.

What I'm less thrilled about is that it's a double-edged sword, as so many devs are now using that as an excuse to reduce the amount of time spent on bug testing so they can rush their product out ASAP. They're turning what is an excellent tool, into a crutch.

Sure, in the days when games were just on a disc or cart and couldn't be "patched" post-release, barring releasing an entirely new edition of the game, we were stuck with whatever product was released at launch. The difference is, devs made extra sure to test their games so they wouldn't be buggy messes. Once in a while a game would release with a bug that slipped under the radar, but I for one recall that most games I played in those days seemed to be just fine, and I can't say I've had much trouble since with retro games ported to modern systems.

I just think modern devs and publishers need to be held to a higher standard. There's no reason why a game needs to be a mess at launch. Patches and updates are an excellent tool, but they should not be treated as an excuse to cut corners. As it stands, that just gives me one more reason to wait before buying most games as I sure as heck am not paying full price for the "pleasure" of testing a game for a company whose job it was to do so.

gold_drake1180d ago

what if u dont have internet? over a substantial period of time? u happy with a bugged out game for 60 quid?
i wouldnt be. im not a fan of those day 1 patches.

JackBNimble1180d ago

Curtain_swoosh
Don't you need a day 1 patch just to use your console?

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Knightofelemia1181d ago

“A delayed game is eventually good, but a rushed game is forever bad.” To bad they didn't listen with Cyberpunk now look at it. Honestly I like a game that is pushed back work out all the kinks maybe add new things to the game. I don't liked rushed games pushed out the door call it done for the holiday sales. I also don't like remakes that have half the content cut and sold at full price like RE3 remake. I will gladly wait for a game that is not rushed and had the extra time worked on it it shows they actually cared for the game when making it. I can understand minor bugs and a few updates to correct the bugs but unlike Cyberpunk you patch as you go I hate.

Firebird3601181d ago

Red tried. Gamers are also to blame, they bitch so bad about delays.
They wanted the game now and thats what they got.

Knightofelemia1181d ago

Only way I will bitch is if the game is delayed and turns out to be a piece of shit

Sashamaz1181d ago

Rather naive of you to think gamers forced a company to release a broken, and buggy game that's been in development for many years.

It is more likely the higher-ups/investors began asking questions on why the game was taking so long to develop especially as they have to keep pumping money into the project.

If what is available on the internet is correct then the investors did not even push for the game to be released early, instead, they were lied to and told the game was ready.

Either way, I would not blame a few vocal gamers, what company would let some random on the internet determine when they release their product.

Knightofelemia1181d ago

@Firebird360

Gamers aren't to blame they didn't bitch when Cyberpunk was pushed back for the December release. If anything gamers were mislead by the marketing of the game as a must have game. They even had Keanu Reeves marketing the game he was good in the game. Fact is someone knew the game was buggered up on last gen but they pushed the game out for the holiday season sales. Developers mentioned the game was not ready and should have been pushed back. Cyberpunk falls flat the gamers were bitching because the game is broken and voiced up because we were mislead by CD Projekt. And with a broken product you want you money back whether it's a cordless drill, cellphone, DVD player. I believe Sony got annoyed from the constant refunds they were issuing because Cyberpunk is broken I don't blame Sony for pulling the broken game. I think the reason why Microsoft never pulled the game digitally is because they sunk money and helped market the game as well. Now if Cyberpunk was pushed back to say fall of 2021 they would have had a good game on their hands. The bugs would have been worked out more features added to the game it would not have ended up as going down as the game with the shittiest launch in history.

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Pikmin 3 Wii U version is back on the Nintendo eShop

The Pikmin 3 Wii U version has reappeared on the NIntendo eShop following its removal from the store after the announcement of Pikmin 3 Deluxe for the Nintendo Switch.

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