Wow.ĩ:32 – Long-anticipated shooter Sin and Punishment: Star Shooter for Wii will launch June 7. I'll be playing quite a bit of it later today, so look for hands-on impressions this evening.ĩ:31 – Dunaway back on stage. Looks very complex!ĩ:29 – That concludes the Mario Galaxy demo. There's a segment where you're running around on a 2-D plane, on a rotating cylinder – very old-school feeling, he says. The pointer on the Wiimote, Bihldorff says, allows for "pretty awesome control" – you can click on stuff as you're jumping around. Yoshi gains different powers by eating different things – one fruit is a Blimp Fruit and it lets Yoshi balloon up and fly around. Moving around is the same as using just Mario, but the pointer turns into a little red ball, and this controls Yoshi's amazing tongue. Looks like a great use of the feature, lots of fun, etc.ĩ:25 – Before we finish up this Mario demo, they're going to show us Yoshi. Is there any such person here?ĩ:23 – Fighting a boss that runs around the planet – you have to drill through the planet, come out the other side, so you can drill him in the stomach. He's doing a quick rundown of the gameplay mechanics for those in attendance who may not be familiar with the first game.
This lends itself to new kinds of platforming/puzzle-solving, Bihldorff says.ĩ:20 – Continuing to show Super Mario Galaxy 2. They jump right into the gameplay – showing a new galaxy called the Spin-Dig Galaxy, and you can pick up a drill and dig right through to the other side of the planet. We're going to be playing this today, he says.
(Not ESRB rated.)ĩ:18 – Nintendo's Nate Bihldorff takes the stage to show off Super Mario Galaxy 2. It's a DS cartridge with books like Dracula, Journey to the Center of the Earth, etc. 9:17 – Nintendo bringing 100 Classic Books DS app to the U.S.
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