Abstract: The Pikmin series sits in an odd place in the Nintendo universe. The series, regarded by many as the last substantial IP created by Nintendo, is dearly beloved by some, disliked by a few, and ignored by most. The series hasn’t seen a sequel since 2004’...
Published: 2013-07-31, Author: Chelsea , review by: mashable.com
Abstract: Pikmin (n.) — a sentient plant creature of minuscule proportions, with a single flower bud growing from the top of its bulb-shaped head. Pikmin come in a variety of colors, and can lift and carry objects several times their size. Fiercely loyal, they can ...
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Published: 2013-07-31, Author: Sean , review by: Gamingnexus.com
Pikmin 3 doesn't mess with what worked in the previous two games, it just polishes and refines the formula into something that stands alongside other modern titles. Expanded, tightened up and coated with a beautiful gloss of HD graphics, Pikmin 3 gives fa...
It's been nearly a year since the launch of the Wii U, and we finally have a game that warrants the purchase of the system. Pikmin 3 is gorgeous, it packs an awesome set of controls and it's a game loaded with content. On top of the Story Mode, there's al...
Story mode is paced well and delivers a solid risk/reward balance for your explorations, Gorgeous visuals make the most of the Wii U hardware, Mission and Bingo Battle modes provide multiple extra hours of Pikmin goodness
Multi-group micromanagement isn't as fun as it could be due to the rather helpless AI, Occasional fixed camera moments lead to frustrations and many Pikmin deaths
Pikmin 3 is a victory for Nintendo's struggling Wii U. It signals recognition on the company's part that the broad success that defined the Wii is absent now. The hardcore niche that's embraced the new console wants games like Pikmin, and they can enjoy...
Abstract: CommentPikmin 3 might not look like the typical system seller for Nintendo (there's not a Mario Bros. in sight), but if you’ve been a fan of the series since its GameCube inception, you’ll probably know otherwise. It certainly had me spending more time...
Abstract: This review is based on the Japanese version of the game.When the Nintendo GameCube first came onto the scene in Europe, I wasn't paying as close attention to the industry as I am today. While I enjoyed a late launch with enjoyable titles like Luigi's ...
Abstract: For those who, like me until recently, have never played a Pikmin game before, the central idea is easy enough to explain, but its apparently simple formula contains a vast wealth of strategic depth. This is a game that has no single correct method for do...
