GodisaGeek: "Pokémon Rumble U is a very simplistic game, but a very fun one. The “Catch ‘Em All” fever really gnaws away at you with a vengeance here as you aim to complete all of the challenges on each stage and find all of the hidden beasties. There are so many different characters to try, and the added bonus of being able to play with up to three Wiimote-clutching friends. It is full of cheer, bombast and likeability – a perfect downloadable breeze of a game that all of the family can enjoy – with the prospect of intriguing NFC figures providing future content to try out.
Gameplay hasn’t moved on from the 3DS version; the combat is mostly about mashing the buttons with tactics taking a back seat. As much as we criticised Rumble Blast, it would actually have been nice to have kept the Battle Royale mode from that one. In spite of this, keeping the focus on the superior arena battles rather than plodding scrolling sections, and implementing a more fun, competitive multiplayer, has made for a much better game that represents much better value."
Remember "toys"? Those things kids used to play with back in the day, before video games? Well Disney and Nintendo sure do. AUTOMATON's Graham Arthur reports on NFC toys, new and upcoming developments in the field, some of the issues they've faced so far, and some of the issues bound to arise. (Part 2 of 2)
Scanning amiibo for games they're not intended for produces some rather interesting results, as one fan's experiment shows with Pokémon Rumble U.
Wow I almost forgot about this game.... hmmmmm it seems we might have pokemon balls coming soon?
This article is about the special discount Nintendo will be giving to Super Pokemon Rumble and Pokemon Rumble U starting tomorrow. The article also briefly goes into detail about the two games and what makes them stand out.
I got this game yesterday and for £12 its a great fun game. Can see it being even more fun with 4 players.