Abstract: It's hard to say what makes the real David so magical and the phony so dull. But whatever it is, Nintendo's got some at their office. They put a few drops into Pikmin 3.Sure the graphics are great, and the music is great, and the gameplay is great. That's...
Published: 2013-08-06, Author: Matt , review by: delimiter.com.au
Abstract: Fans and critics alike are all too aware of the challenges that Nintendo has faced with getting the Wii U into households. Everyone seems to have a different idea of why this is the case, but one of the popular thoughts is that there's a lack of ‘must-hav...
Abstract: Pikmin has always been considered an iconic Nintendo series, despite the fact that there have only been 3 installments in 12 years. When Pikmin 3 was announced as a Wii U launch title, it was an exciting moment. Not only was the series going to be resurre...
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Published: 2013-08-31, Author: Stephen , review by: avforums.com
FruitfulGreat visualsDecent strategyFull of charm and characterFruitlessShort campaignSteep learning curveLittle GamePad integrationYou own this Total You want this Total You had this Total Pikmin Wii U ReviewSo not only is Pikmin a nightmare to say for...
Pikmin 3 is a slow burner of a game, building gradually into a absorbing cocktail of real-time strategy, adventure and puzzle-solving that sparkles with fanciful charm. It's a game that signals that, finally, the post-release drought of quality games tha...
Gorgeous CGI cartoon graphics, New emphasis on exploration and adventure, Bigger, deeper and richer than it first appears
Grows a little (and only a little) repetitive with time, Pikmin very vulnerable while you're not in direct control
Pikmin might not have the cachet of other Nintendo franchises, but Pikmin 3 deserves to change that. On the one hand it's the best, most fully-realised version of Pikmin, with lovely HD graphics and richer gameplay than ever before. On the other it's one ...
Abstract: Erano 9 anni che i fan dei Pikmin aspettavano questo momento. Le creaturine partorite dalla mente di Shigeru Miyamoto erano apparse su Gamecube nel lontano 2002 e poi nel sequel del 2004, ma da allora non sono invecchiate affatto, anzi: chiunque prenda in...
