MacRumorUser
Dec 14, 2006, 01:27 PM
UK Wii Wario and Excite Truck Dated
January for one, February for the other. Fabulous.
by Matt Wales, IGN UK
UK, December 14, 2006 - Assuming your Wii's still in one piece after the inevitable family festivities traditionally associated with this glorious season, Nintendo has revealed specifics for the UK release of both Wario Ware: Smooth Moves and Excite Truck - in January and February respectively.
Tackling Smooth Moves first then, the game is set to hit shelves on January 12 for the not-unreasonable price of around 34 quid - although we suspect that'll probably be £34.99 in reality. Still, we're happy to fork out that extra pound for a game that lets two players steer a gigantic space-nose down a corridor cooperatively.
Onto Excite Truck: Nintendo's terrain-twisting racer will arrive in stores on February 16. Wrist-tilting fans can look forward to an equally vague "approximately £34" price tag for that one too. Still, two brand new first-party Wii games shunting down the conveyor belt, a little over a month apart - who could possibly ask for more?
January for one, February for the other. Fabulous.
by Matt Wales, IGN UK
UK, December 14, 2006 - Assuming your Wii's still in one piece after the inevitable family festivities traditionally associated with this glorious season, Nintendo has revealed specifics for the UK release of both Wario Ware: Smooth Moves and Excite Truck - in January and February respectively.
Tackling Smooth Moves first then, the game is set to hit shelves on January 12 for the not-unreasonable price of around 34 quid - although we suspect that'll probably be £34.99 in reality. Still, we're happy to fork out that extra pound for a game that lets two players steer a gigantic space-nose down a corridor cooperatively.
Onto Excite Truck: Nintendo's terrain-twisting racer will arrive in stores on February 16. Wrist-tilting fans can look forward to an equally vague "approximately £34" price tag for that one too. Still, two brand new first-party Wii games shunting down the conveyor belt, a little over a month apart - who could possibly ask for more?
