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Miyamoto Becomes A Film Maker For Series Of Pikmin Short Movies, Now Available On Wii U And 3DS
Announced earlier this year with plans to premiere at the Tokyo Film Festival, Miyamoto produced collection of Pikmin short films which are now available to purchase.
Miyamoto produced the shorts and storyboarded them using Flipnote Studio. For $4.99 on either Wii U or 3DS, you get access to all three Pikmin Short Movies which are titled The Night Juicer, Treasure in a Bottle, and Occupational Hazards. You can check out a clip from one of the shorts below. On 3DS, the shorts can be viewed in 3D, while on Wii U, the shorts are in high-definition.
Additionally, a Pikmin 3 demo is now available on Wii U, and your save data does transfer from the demo to the full game if you decide to make a purchase.
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