Like a real-life county fair, Carnival Games allows players of all ages and experience levels to enjoy four uniquely themed alleys where players have the chance to win tickets and redeem them for prizes.
Like a real-life county fair, Carnival Games allows players of all ages and experience levels to enjoy four uniquely themed alleys where players have the chance to win tickets and redeem them for prizes.
Carnival Games VR will leverage today’s virtual reality technology to bring the fun and thrill of 12 different carnival games into living rooms in an entirely new and engaging entertainment experience.
Carnival Games VR will leverage today’s virtual reality technology to bring the fun and thrill of 12 different carnival games into living rooms in an entirely new and engaging entertainment experience.
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Get ready for a HOLE lot of fun!
Hot on the heels of the million-selling original, Carnival Games: MiniGolf comes exclusively to the Wii and is home to larger than- life, theme park style miniature golf courses.
Whether travelling back in time to the land of dinosaurs, keeping order in the Wild West or searching for a buried treasure, the game combines traditional minigolf fare with action-oriented game play utilising the unique capabilities of the Wii Remote.
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"The moment you step into Carnival Games you can almost smell the funnel cakes as you are greeted by the barker and the sights and sounds of a classic carnival," said Steve Lux, Vice President of Publishing for Global Star Software. "The game was built from the ground up to take full advantage of the capabilities of the Wii Remote(TM), so the flick of your wrist in 'Alley Ball' makes the difference between scoring an impressive 100 points and a lowly 10 points. The ability to pound the Wii Remote like a sledgehammer with the right mix of
With the likes of Grand Theft Auto IV and BioShock in Take-Two's second-half lineup, it would be easy for a Wii-exclusive title like Carnival Games to get lost in the spectacle that is E3 (even in its weakened state). In fact, we weren't totally sure that we were going to see it, but after our brief look at Civilization Revolution, we were whisked into a curtained-off section of a nearby room at get a quick hands-on look at the late-August release.
While unlikely to
