Kirby Epic Yarn

15. June 2010 | 19:21

Kirby’s Epic Yarn Announced For Wii

Nintendo introduced Kirby’s Epic Yarn during their press conference today. It appears to be a sidescrolling title with a very “homemade” art style in the vein of LittleBigPlanet. Kirby himself seems to be nothing more than an outline made of yarn, and he can interact with the fabric that makes up the environments. It’s slated for release this fall. (News Source: Game Informer - 17:03:14)

Kirby’s Epic Yarn coming to the Wii this fall

Nintendo has announced a brand new Kirby game, coming to the Wii this fall. Kirby’s Epic Yarn features an all-new art style for Kirby, with the character drawn in yarn and threads, and the backgrounds of the game looking as if they were created with sewn fabric. The game has Kirby wandering a 2D platform world, whipping characters and projectiles with his yarn, and taking on various ships, from … (News Source: Joystiq - 16:49:40)

E3 2010: Nintendo announces new entries for Kirby, Donkey Kong on Wii UPDATE

The hot new-game news out of Nintendo this morning isn’t Zelda Wii or the worst-kept-secret GoldenEye remake, but new entries in the Kirby and Donkey Kong franchises. Coming to the Nintendo Wii this holiday season are Kirby: Epic Yarn and Donkey Kong Country Returns. (News Source: GamePro - 17:09:12)

Nintendo E3 keynote, live from the Nokia Center

We’re in LA’s Nokia Center, just 20 minutes from the beginning of Nintendo’s E3 2010 keynote. Of course, you’ve got your Nintendo bingo card printed out to follow along at home, ready for Reggie to drop the 3DS and, who knows, maybe a Wii HD? Too much to ask you say? Hit the jump, let’s go! Continue reading Nintendo E3 keynote, live from the Nokia Center Nintendo E3 keynote, live from the Nokia … (News Source: Joystiq - 15:48:41)

Live From Nintendo’s E3 Press Briefing

Well, well, well. We’re here at the Nokia Theater, waiting for Nintendo to start its E3 presentation. It should be an interesting one, to be sure. We’re expecting to learn more about the new 3D handheld and get a little more info about that vitality sensor thing. We’re crossing our fingers that there will be enough Zelda news to make people cry. Seriously, people cry at Nintendo’s … (News Source: Game Informer - 15:47:35)

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