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E3: Star Fox headed to Wii U next year

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 10 Jun 2014 10:53 User comments (2)

E3: Star Fox headed to Wii U next year

Nintendo has announced at E3 that Star Fox is coming to the Wii U, at some point in 2015.
Additionally, there will be two other Wii U titles developed by the legendary Shigeru Miyamoto: Project Giant Robot and Project Guard.

When using the Wii U GamePad, you get a first-person cockpit view from inside the Star Fox Arwing, which includes a new helicopter vehicle.

In Project Giant Robot, you get to build robots and get a cockpit view, fighting your custom robots with buttons and gestures.

Teaser before the announcement:

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2 user comments

111.6.2014 16:02
DarthMopar
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More rehash...new IPs, PLEASE!

211.6.2014 19:56
bobiroc
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Originally posted by DarthMopar:
 More rehash...new IPs, PLEASE!
Then Check out Splatoon from Nintendo.. All companies keep their top game franchises alive so if you do not want those you are limited in your gaming.. If you truly look at it Nintendo has had quite a few new IPs created over the last 30 years but since they make sequels to their games using their world known and very popular characters they get the rehash label.. I mean it could be worse they could become like companies that release yearly versions of the same game. At least Nintendo spreads out their sequels a little bit.

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