The Wii revamp features updated graphics as well as the incorporation of motion controls. The game has players controlling the floppy-eared mascot through 3D worlds, but on set paths that make for 2D gameplay. The sequel builds on the foundation of the first game with new units, new abilities, a branching leveling system, and a brand-new multiplayer mode.Īs for more vintage fare, this week sees the Wii release of Namco's classic original PlayStation platformer Klonoa. Interested gamers can still pick up the $20 game from retailers, but they will only be buying a code that they must then use to download the game itself to the PSP. Not only is Patapon 2 the sequel to last year's critically applauded new take on the rhythm game genre, but it's also available only in downloadable form. The week's other big name is Sony's Patapon 2 for the PSP. For more on the expansion, check out GameSpot's interview with game designer Alan Nanes.
Set around the primary locations in Fallout 3's main storyline, Broken Steel will also be set after Fallout 3's controversial original ending. As detailed in GameSpot's recent preview, the add-on will raise the game's level cap from 20 to 30, as well as add in approximately five to six hours of additional content, according to the publisher. A handful of remade ports and a compilation make up most of the notable releases this week, but that doesn't include the two most significant releases.įirst up is the third Fallout 3 expansion, Broken Steel, available for the Xbox 360 and PC editions of the game on May 5 for $10 (800 Microsoft points). It's a light week for new releases at retailers, and many of the games coming out are arguably not new at all.
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