Our videos of Captain Toad

davton
Monday, December 1, 2014 | 4:00 PM
5 comments

Video Wii U

Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker will be released before the end of 2014 in North America but us Europeans will have to wait until January 2 2015, just like in the old days. This new title is a pleasant mix between a platformer and a puzzle game which requires to use the camera much like in FEZ. As it is often the case with Nintendo's franchises, the gamepad is smartly used, bringing something rather new to the overall experience. Replaying the different puzzles is also quite enjoyable if you're the collector type and you want to get all the stars. Check out our videos taken from the first 8 levels.

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Commented on 2014-12-01 19:19:48

Awsome.
Incredible 2014 for WiiU.

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r2d3

Commented on 2014-12-01 20:46:35

I have xbox one, playstation 4 and wii u. Wii u is the console i play on most. Games like super mario 3d world, mario kart 8 and now soon this. Thanks for the great videos gamersyde.

GriftGFX

Commented on 2014-12-02 02:11:42 In reply to jacoshot

This looks amazing.. especially when you consider where it comes from and and the turn around.

Posted by jacoshot

It's almost easy to overlook Mario Kart's amazing DLC :) Also: Nintendo proves that you can care about performance on any hardware. And even deliver finished games that don't require day-one patches to even function.

rayy

Commented on 2014-12-02 03:24:10

Really liking the look on this. This game plush Smash for Christmas please :D

der_ton

Commented on 2014-12-02 18:43:44

Overlook is the keyword. Nintendo puts out quality games (for the most part) but gets overlooked because their hardware update cycle is out of turn and because the fanboy fighting concentrates on Sony vs. Microsoft. That situation doesn't leave room in the spotlight on a publisher like N that puts out games and hardware that work well and don't generate much bad press and reasons for people to polarize about. Everyone hates EA and Ubisoft and talks about it. Nintendo gets talked about rarely, in comparison.