Games Database
DS/DSi
Puzzle
| Viewed: | 3D Third person, into the screen | Genre: | Puzzle |
| Media: | Cartridge | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Spidermonk | Soft. Co.: | South Peak |
| Publishers: | South Peak
(GB) |
Released: | Feb 2011
(GB) |
| Ratings: | PEGI 3+ |
Summary
Roogoo, previously seen on Xbox LIVE Arcade for the Xbox 360, features Nintendo DS & Wii cross-compatibility, all-new levels and game modes that take advantage of the unique features of the motion-sensitive Wii Remote and Nintendo DS Touch Screen and Nintendo DS Stylus.
Players help the Roogoo by guiding colorful meteors through rotating platforms in an effort to stop the evil Meemoos from draining their planets energy. Utilising unique, motion-sensitive Wii controls, players rotate platforms, capture pieces and stop the evil Meemoos in entirely new ways. Interactive backgrounds and new gameplay twists builds upon the addicting action found in the original. Up to four players can play in new modes that feature adversarial, cooperative and party play.
The Nintendo DS version boasts the same 3D gameplay that utilises both screens, along with new levels, backgrounds and puzzle shapes unique to the handheld. Owners of both the Nintendo DS and Wii versions will have access to unique gameplay modes utilising the Nintendo DS as a controller for the Wii which adds to the challenge and fun.
Players help the Roogoo by guiding colorful meteors through rotating platforms in an effort to stop the evil Meemoos from draining their planets energy. Utilising unique, motion-sensitive Wii controls, players rotate platforms, capture pieces and stop the evil Meemoos in entirely new ways. Interactive backgrounds and new gameplay twists builds upon the addicting action found in the original. Up to four players can play in new modes that feature adversarial, cooperative and party play.
The Nintendo DS version boasts the same 3D gameplay that utilises both screens, along with new levels, backgrounds and puzzle shapes unique to the handheld. Owners of both the Nintendo DS and Wii versions will have access to unique gameplay modes utilising the Nintendo DS as a controller for the Wii which adds to the challenge and fun.
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