NintendoPie on 30 July 2013
| curl-6 said: Agreed; it's the art that makes the game really shine; the creative creature designs, the vibrant colours, the use of scale to show familiar objects and settings in an unfamiliar way, like fighting a slug fifty times your size in a sand pit, which turns out to be only a small hole in the sand of a tropical beach, with massive palm trees looming overhead and sparkling waves crashing in the background. |
And the thing is, all of this has been present since the first entry into the Pikmin series. Which is kinda interesting.
