As soon as these games hit the market, they can be expected to fly off the shelves. For the fiends of fear-inducing, intense game play, Darksiders 2 will be sure to prove satisfactory. For those looking to sneak stealthily through war-torn and enemy-filled streets and undergrounds, Metro: Last Light will leave you in awe. And for anyone else who is looking to be the commander of all that is cute and obedient, or the commander of all that is shell-shocked and restless, Pikmin 3 and Battlefield will give players the chance to experience it all.
- Metro: Last Light absorbs the player into an environment so enshrouded in darkness, so coated in creepy, so enveloped in sheer, skin-tingling intensity that one can hardly ever expect to see the light again. Or perhaps, never want to see the light again.
- Battlefield commands bravery. It requires strategy. It thirsts for blood that runs cold, skin that feeds off of shrapnel, and pinpoint accuracy. Players will need to stock up on the heavy artillery, make a break for the frontlines, run for cover, and manage to still wear a smile that is hungry for more at the end of the day.
- Pikmin 3 promises a formula that is one part cute, one part cuddly, and one part colorful-a formula that in the end, equates to one of the most addictive and adventurous titles coming to the Wii U. Being in command will have never been so cute.
- Darksiders 2 puts the war-fanatic right in the middle of one of the most epic battles of all time-the one between heaven and hell. And in a war of such heavenly proportions, a battle against the undead, immortal and immoral creatures, it helps to play as one of the most feared soldiers of all time-Death.
The cravings I get for these Wii U games are so bad they should make a Nintendo patch, or at least a pack of gum. Listed below are some of the most tantalizing, potential-packed games to hit the Wii U this fall. It is a combination of their unique storylines, characters, and game play that lends these titles some of the most reputable and recognized games to come. Not only that, but the style of game play for each game promises to pack a punch on the new Wii U controller, working synergistically with the restless thumbs and tireless forearms of each player to produce a wholly, addictive gaming experience.
My Wii is kind of sitting there unplayed, and the controllers are out of batteries. I kind of regret buying it and the resale value is too low to give it away now.
ReplyDeleteI'm somewhat skeptical of this new device. If the controller is hackable, I think I'll just buy that on its own and use it for something else.
I had no idea what Wii U is till you made me google it, thanks
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