de Blob: The Underground is currently slated to launch in Spring 2011 -- but before that, you'll see much more at next month's Electronic Entertainment Expo.
Nintendo Power reveals de Blob: The Underground for DS, Wii
by David Hinkle 
on May 27th 2010 11:16AM
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de Blob: The Underground is currently slated to launch in Spring 2011 -- but before that, you'll see much more at next month's Electronic Entertainment Expo.
Reader Comments (21)
Posted: May 27th 2010 11:17AM RustyJack said
DE BLOB!!!!!
Posted: May 27th 2010 11:20AM Cleric said
So does this mean De Blob is going to compete with Eric Sparrow?
Posted: May 27th 2010 11:28AM (Unverified) said
De blob was great, I hope the soundtrack remains great too.
Posted: May 27th 2010 12:39PM Alexisonfire said
You can find it for $10 -$20 new pretty easily nowadays. I bought my copy about a year ago, but it hasn't left it's cozy cellophane seal yet. I plan on changing that before the summer ends.
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Posted: May 27th 2010 11:43AM OnToGloryReturns said
De Underground?
Posted: May 27th 2010 11:49AM Acosta02 said
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Posted: May 27th 2010 8:30PM coreth5 said
Give me the ability to save in the middle of a level and I'll pick it up.
Posted: May 27th 2010 12:00PM cyruszuo said
I loved and hated de Blob.
I love the sound track and general feel of the game.
I thought levels were often too long and big (which says strange to say it now).
Jumping with the Wii Remote was a horrible idea. That should have been mapped to a button and then the game would have been amazing awesomeness instead of occasionally amazing as it is now.
The original is still worth owning if you can get it for around $10, it has a distinct feel to it and is something that is different than any other Wii game out there in a good way.
I love the sound track and general feel of the game.
I thought levels were often too long and big (which says strange to say it now).
Jumping with the Wii Remote was a horrible idea. That should have been mapped to a button and then the game would have been amazing awesomeness instead of occasionally amazing as it is now.
The original is still worth owning if you can get it for around $10, it has a distinct feel to it and is something that is different than any other Wii game out there in a good way.
Posted: May 27th 2010 2:44PM 0rion said
I totally agree. All my major gripes with the game were due to using the Wii remote to perform the critical movement for de Blob. Jump is everything in that game and to have it work only some of the time (and it seemed like never when you needed it to) was beyond frustrating. I hope they fix it for this game.
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Posted: May 27th 2010 12:01PM brdystyls said
The blob? If it was purple it would look like the main character from Trippin' the Rift.
Posted: May 27th 2010 12:22PM Grey said
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Posted: May 27th 2010 2:23PM (Unverified) said
This is wonderful news. I never played deBlob on the iPod Touch but I did play it on the iPod Touch and I really enjoyed the gameplay.
I hope that they'll cancel and hold back and it on the new completely new Nintendo 3DS instead of the current DS.
I hope that they'll cancel and hold back and it on the new completely new Nintendo 3DS instead of the current DS.
Posted: May 27th 2010 4:29PM Special Agent Steve said
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Posted: May 27th 2010 8:00PM (Unverified) said
Sorry KaBob799. I did not notice that typo. I have not played DeBlob on the Nintendo Wii but only on the iPod Touch. It was really good and I think that both the Nintendo DS and iPod Touch get the best games.
Posted: May 27th 2010 9:15PM Fata1Stryke said
I always thought it looked cool, don't own a Wii though. I'll definitely try it on DS.
Posted: May 28th 2010 2:20PM (Unverified) said
Hopefully the controls aren't as sensitive as the first one.
Posted: May 31st 2010 6:44AM hbi2k said
Map the jump to a button. That's all you have to do. You don't have to change anything else. Just please, please, PLEASE, for the love of all that is holy, map the jump to a button and not to !@#$ing waggle.
Although, for extra credit, you could send whoever made the dumbass decision to map the jump to waggle in the first one out to go play in traffic.
Although, for extra credit, you could send whoever made the dumbass decision to map the jump to waggle in the first one out to go play in traffic.
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