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F-Zero, Yoshi, And Octopus Dance Gameplay Videos In Nintendo Land
Last week we ran a story that detailed the final three unknown Nintendo Land attractions. Today we received a Wii U in the office and are able to capture glimpses of gameplay of the new Nintendo Land attractions based on F-Zero, Yoshi, and that lovable(?) Octopus from Game & Watch. While the video is only of what appears on the television, you tilt the gamepad to steer your vehicle, trace a path with the stylus for Yoshi, and use the analog sticks and tilt functionality to control your dancer. Also, we should note that tilting the gamepad affects the camera on the main screen so that is why the screen looks strange.
Watch the video below to see the respective attractions called Captain Falcon's Twister Race, Yoshi's Fruit Cart, and Octopus Dance in action.
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