Wii's World of Goo-d multiplayer
Neither were we when we gave its multiplayer mode a spin, blop, and splat with three other Wiimote-wielders at Nintendo's Fall Media Summit. The game was just as charming and sticky as ever, only now we were glomming gooey creatures onto one another to reach each level's exit drain as a team. It's not a hugely different play experience as a group ... it's just, well, more fun (and frantic) that way.
World of Goo had us at ... whatever the goo would say in place of "Hello." Check out our single-player hands-on coverage and new screens while you wait for it to ooze into your Wii.










Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
idiot @ Oct 7th 2008 2:55AM
like i've said before, this music is freaking amazing
Josh @ Oct 7th 2008 9:49PM
I haven't played the game, but the music seems really unfitting. O.o
#28 @ Nov 13th 2008 5:55PM
Naw, the music rocks.
Narvitopia @ Oct 7th 2008 3:03AM
This game is fantastic. Very unique, very well produced, and ultimately (most importantly) VERY fun. It gets better and better as you play, too. I'm glad I got to play the beta... preorder is in!
Saria the Cat @ Oct 7th 2008 3:42AM
Wow, the dark mood of the game impresses me since it's a Wiiware release. Finally, a little diversity.
In A World (XBL) @ Oct 7th 2008 3:43AM
It's like Elefunk, Braid, and Loco Roco all smooshed together!
Mike @ Oct 7th 2008 3:59AM
My thoughts EXACTLY!!!
If I was the maker's of those company's I would be pissed off so bad and join together to make one awesome company and make a "HD" version of that but so uber'd out to the maxxx!!!
Ihavepants @ Oct 7th 2008 4:14AM
Well it's been in development for a while, I remember playing the beta-demo-thing for it a year ago I think on PC. So yeh, mainly to Mike, it's not like they're stealing anything.
error2k2 @ Oct 7th 2008 4:44AM
Is Europe still getting a disc release rather than a WiiWare release?
pasta @ Oct 7th 2008 7:24AM
Yes, which is why I will be pirating it. I can't and won't wait 5 bloody months for a game that with a few measly additions will cost full retail price. And since Nintendo has it's WiiWare region-locked it means I won't be able to buy it next week like I want to.
I'm checking to see if there's a way to donate to 2D-Boy, because they do earn the money for the WiiWare release. I just won't be buying the retail release.
Ed @ Oct 8th 2008 11:41AM
You can buy the PC version on their website, that's almost as good as donating.
Mic2000 @ Oct 7th 2008 5:18AM
Sounds Epic
Evan @ Oct 7th 2008 8:23AM
LittleBigPlanet won't be the only physics-based game around! These are exciting times for innovative gaming.
Ihavepants @ Oct 7th 2008 9:02AM
Wait, so you're saying LBP is the first physics based game? Did you only start gaming a week ago?
ScottG13 @ Oct 7th 2008 8:39AM
Trailer isn't much on gameplay. Not sure if PC or Wii is the way to go on this one...
Phinehas @ Oct 7th 2008 11:50AM
Looks like fantastic contraption meets a very depressed Dr. Seuss.
Grey Acumen @ Oct 7th 2008 2:05PM
Is anyone else getting the vibe of Fantastic Contraption meets Blast Miner?