E3 2012 Media | Video Reveals Zelda, F-Zero on Wii U Nintendo Land

By Jorge Ba-oh 06.06.2012

E3 2012 Media | Video Reveals Zelda, F-Zero on Wii U Nintendo Land on Nintendo gaming news, videos and discussion

Nintendo held a Wii U Developer discussion last night, revealing the first footage of the F-Zero and Zelda attractions players can visit when playing through Nintendo Land.

Within the Zelda levels, single players use the Wii U GamePad to pelt arrows at familiar foes, whilst others use Wii Remote swords/shields. Whilst in F-Zero you'll be zipping around in what appears to be some form of clock-work space racer inspired by Nintendo's iconic futuristic game.

The audience was also treated to the first glimpse of an open world to explore in the centralised Nintendo Land hub - meeting fellow Miis and wandering into attractions.

Also on show during the conference was a quick glimpse of New Super Mario Bros U in action - using the GamePad to spawn helpful, or painful blocks around these new levels. More details on the new Mario game in the Iwata Asks session with producer Takashi Tezuka.


 
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