After grabbing a Smash Ball, Lucas can activate his Final Smash, PK Star Storm, and-well, see for yourself.
He he he. Hence, PK “Star Storm”. Look at all the little guys trying to escape. As the storm continues, more and more stars come crashing down at once. Apparently it is most effective during the smaller stages.
Sakurai has announced some really cool costume changes that are to be in Brawl. People have been talking about Dark Link for awhile, but now we get a close up look. Also, Samus’ Fusion Suit, Dark Fox, and Dark Pit. And a cool Zelda costume. Oh, and Yeti DK.
Somebody tell me if that’s a scope on Dark Fox’s gun. Yeah, I think it is. Cool. Oh, and there’s more pictures of costume changes below. I just posted the ones above first because I thought they were cooler.
Did I mention I really like the way this game is turning out?
The Ice Climbers’ Final Smash is called Iceberg. After grabbing a Smash Ball, you can activate the move. Popo and Nana grab hands, and the Iceberg appears.
Big iceberg, huh?
The Iceberg makes the stage slippery and damages opponents. Another reason to give the Ice Climbers another try in Super Smash Bros Brawl.
Atari has announced the Wii and PS2 versions of Alone in the Dark, a game that was originally scheduled for release next February for the Playstation 3, Xbox 360 and the PC.
Alone in the Dark is a survival horror action game, where the player must make it through the night as unleashed creatures prowl New York City’s Central Park. In the game the protagonist must make use of every item available to him (glow sticks, paint canisters, tape etc.), and can view them by opening his jacket and examining the pockets. Item combination should make the game more interactive as, for instance, you can either crack a glow stick and carry it to light the way or combine it with some tape and throw it so sticks to a wall, illuminating the surrounding area.
When it comes to combat, the simplest approach is to grab a nearby object, like a chair or pipe, and wield it. However, you can also combine matches and canisters with flammable liquid for a make-shift flamethrower. Some enemies are attracted to blood, so shooting a nearby corpse can help as a distraction. Also, you can attatch tape to blood pouches, slit them open and toss them at an enemy, to make them turn on each other.
I like it.
The release dates for the Wii and PS2 versions have not yet been revealed, nor has the game yet been rated.
Anyone who’s played Kirby’s Adventure on the NES will probably remember that awesome fat penguin guy with the big hammer. Yeah, King Dedede. Today, it was announced in a post on the official Smash Brothers site that King Dedede will be a playable character in the latest Smash title, Super Smash Brothers Brawl, which is scheduled for release next February.
“The self-proclaimed king of Dream Land formally joins the Brawl! Mechanizing his wooden mallet, he delivers a mighty, earth-shaking blow!
He joins as a member of the heavy-weight class alongside Bowser and Donkey Kong. Can he defeat Kirby?” We’ll see.
Capcom has announced the Wii port of the Playstation 2 game, Okami. The project will be handled by Ready at Dawn, the developer behind the PSP games Daxter, and God of War: Chains of Olympus.
The port will make use of the Wii’s motion-sensing controller, especially when players are using Amaterasu’s celestial brush. The Wii version of Okami is scheduled for release in spring 2008. Wii owners who missed this hit Action Adventure game on the ps2 should watch and see how this turns out.
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