Nintendo may have stayed away from E3, in order to look all enigmatic, and like it's above those sorts of things, but that hasn't stopped it holding its own online-only event.
It announced a wholly unexpected hook-up between its collectible Amiibo characters and the similar Skylanders series, and unveiled a bunch of 3DS titles - the multiplayer-focused Legend of Zelda: Triforce Heroes, Metroid Prime: Federation Heroes, and Mario & Luigi Paper Jam (an epic meeting of the Paper Mario characters with their 3D counterparts, basically).
But it was the anticipated exposing of the Wii U's Star Fox Zero that has elicited the biggest whoopings. In short: it looks like Star Fox... but with transforming vehicles. Why dontcha do some clickin' to see it, Steven?
It announced a wholly unexpected hook-up between its collectible Amiibo characters and the similar Skylanders series, and unveiled a bunch of 3DS titles - the multiplayer-focused Legend of Zelda: Triforce Heroes, Metroid Prime: Federation Heroes, and Mario & Luigi Paper Jam (an epic meeting of the Paper Mario characters with their 3D counterparts, basically).
But it was the anticipated exposing of the Wii U's Star Fox Zero that has elicited the biggest whoopings. In short: it looks like Star Fox... but with transforming vehicles. Why dontcha do some clickin' to see it, Steven?
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