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And Yet It Moves To WiiWare
The hit independent platformer, And Yet It Moves, has arrived on WiiWare. Find out why you should play it.
And Yet It Moves has been out on PC for some time now, but console gamers can finally get a taste of the unique platformer on their Wii. Developed by Broken Rules, the game has a fascinating art style made up of scraps of colored paper. As players move through the game, they're able to rotate the entire world around the main character, transforming walls into floors and sheer drops into long hallways.
The game's been beefed up for its console release, with new levels and control options. Gamers can choose between four different ways to play the game, from a traditional classic controller approach, to an alternate motion-controlled option.
The game will run you 1,000 Wii points ($10), and is sure to emerge as one of the most unique games on the WiiWare service.
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