In addition to these welcomely nuanced difficulties, there’s an optional hint system that more or less tells you exactly where to go if you’re stuck. Ultra-Spicy is indeed challenging, while Normal is a much more leisurely stroll. Now, three difficulty settings are available: Normal, Hard, and Ultra-Spicy. It’s a lot of quality of life stuff, like three save slots instead of one. The other Deluxe aspects are better, though, even if they aren’t brand new levels.
These are fine, it’s still nice to have a little bit more Pikmin to play, but it’s ultimately not all that compelling. These aren’t new areas to explore it’s just different variations of levels you have already seen. The disappointing part of these new levels is that they’re basically just new versions of the Mission Mode, so they are all timed challenges where you have to collect as much fruit as possible before the clock runs out. While there isn’t much brand new story content, it’s neat how these do provide a bit more context for the main narrative. The major new content addition is found in Side Stories, which takes the form of a prologue and an epilogue to the story featuring Olimar and Louie-the stars of the first two Pikmin games. Now let’s focus on what’s new in the Deluxe version. In addition to the main narrative, there are two other modes: Mission Mode, which features a variety of timed challenges to collect fruit or fight enemies, and Bingo Battle, an intense competitive multiplayer mode. The Nintendo take on real-time strategy is as endearing as ever and the ability to multi-task with three captains while making use of five different types of Pikmin to find new areas and solve puzzles is excellent. As it was in 2013, Pikmin 3’s story is a blast to play. Trying to get back home, they explore the planet to find their warp drive and along the way, uncover Pikmin, collect fruit, and battle sizable enemies. The original version was released in July 2013 for the Nintendo Wii U.For those who missed out on the original release, the story kicks off with Alph, Brittany, and Charlie-three intrepid travelers from the Planet Koppai-crash-landing on PNF-404, which they think is an unknown planet. Pikmin 3 Deluxe will launch on Nintendo Switch on November 30.
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Finally, Nintendo Treehouse also revealed that a demo is now available for the game, with save data transferred over to the full game. Pikmin 3 Deluxe will include new side stories, which will feature Captain Olimar and Captain Louie, explaining what they were doing during Pikmin 3.
The biggest addition to Pikmin 3 Deluxe will be a new local multiplayer mode called “Bingo Battle.” Like with regular Bingo, you’ll have to line up four items on your board in a row to win.
Other new features include the ability to play as multiple characters, playing the entire game with a friend via local co-op, and a “Piklopedia,” which will feature records of enemies you’ve encounter throughout the campaign. The game also introduces a hint system to help you get through levels faster by simply pressing up on the Control Pad. One of them is a photo mode, which will allow you to take pictures of your character and their Pikmin. During a Live-Stream from Nintendo Treehouse, crew members showed off some of the Deluxe version’s features during a playthrough of the game. As with a majority of Nintendo Wii U ports, The upcoming re-release of Pikmin 3 will be getting a few new additions when it arrives on the Nintendo Switch.
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