Disney/Pixar’sA Bug’s Life, maybe? But there’s no fable or “poo poo platter” here inMarble Saga: Kororinpa— it’s just rolling and rolling. Oh, and screaming at the television.If you didn’t know, there’s an ant in that marble in thisKororinpagame. Anthony is his name. On the Wii this spring inMarble Saga: Kororinpa, he is doing his maze thing to save his colony.Wait, what?This time around, there are new features like marble customization, Mii usage, custom stage building, 4-person multiplayer, and even Wii Balance Board support. I dont’ have a Wii Balance board, but I’m willing to get one to try this feature out.If you’ve never tried any of the series games, you’re missing out on one of the most ball-bustingingly hard, addictively fun puzzle game series out there. The camera was sometimes aggrivating in its predecessor, though. Let’s hope they’ve fixed that for this one.
Disney/Pixar’sA Bug’s Life, maybe? But there’s no fable or “poo poo platter” here inMarble Saga: Kororinpa— it’s just rolling and rolling. Oh, and screaming at the television.
If you didn’t know, there’s an ant in that marble in thisKororinpagame. Anthony is his name. On the Wii this spring inMarble Saga: Kororinpa, he is doing his maze thing to save his colony.
Wait, what?
This time around, there are new features like marble customization, Mii usage, custom stage building, 4-person multiplayer, and even Wii Balance Board support. I dont’ have a Wii Balance board, but I’m willing to get one to try this feature out.
If you’ve never tried any of the series games, you’re missing out on one of the most ball-bustingingly hard, addictively fun puzzle game series out there. The camera was sometimes aggrivating in its predecessor, though. Let’s hope they’ve fixed that for this one.
