1:45 PM on 07.09.2008 |
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Nintendo has released a new trailer giving a more detailed look at Wario Land: Shake It! The video goes through the basics of the game and shows just how much the Wiimote’s motion sensing will play a factor in the game.
I absolutely love what they’re doing with the graphics and level design with Shake It! One thing that I noticed in this trailer that I didn’t in the debut video was just how cartoony the graphics look.
The only thing I’m not sure on now is all the motion sensing aspects. I was hoping Wario Land wouldn’t use too much waggle, but it looks like a lot of the puzzles and vehicle portions will require it. The game is called Shake It!, after all, so I shouldn't be surprised by the amount of waggleness that will be involved in the game.
Wario Land: Shake It! will be out on July 24th in Japan and September 29th in America.
[Via GoNintendo -- I know the video is partially cut off; can't figure out why, but you should be able to still play it without an issue.]
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