Between its single-player campaign and multiplayer modes, ZombiU was the most fully featured Wii U game shown at E3, and is sure to be one of the system's biggest titles at launch. There are four zombie varieties at the player's disposal, which can capture flags for points or hunt the other player at varying speeds.
As one player runs and shoots through the stage capturing flag points, another player uses the Wii U control pad to place zombies on the map using the touch screen. There is also an asynchronous multiplayer mode, allowing one player to control the zombie horde in a match of 'capture the flag'. In the final game, online leaderboard rankings will be determined by how many survivors died along the way. In a unique twist, when your character dies he becomes another zombie as you take control of a new survivor and must defeat your former self to regain supplies. There is no pause button, so even managing your inventory on the touch screen can build tension with the fear of zombies around every turn. The Wii U's dual analogue sticks provide conventional first-person shooter controls, while the controller's touch screen can be used to scan the surroundings for supplies. The publisher is now bringing back its first IP on the Wii U with ZombiU, and offers a unique twist on first-person horror. Little known fact: Ubisoft's first game ever was a Dawn of the Dead-inspired Amstrad CPC game called Zombi. > Wii U hands-on with Nintendo's line-up: Mario Bros.
And while Nintendo plans New Super Mario Bros U, Pikmin 3 and Nintendo Land for the Wii U's launch, third-party studios are also stepping up to deliver a strong lineup.įrom anticipated sequels and Nintendo console debuts to surprising new titles built from the ground up for the Wii U's unique controller, at E3 we got the chance to go hands-on with an impressive array of games that will arrive during the Wii U's launch window. Nintendo systems are always best known for their quality first-party titles from its beloved franchises.
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