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Elements new to the series include two new Pikmin types, the ability to throw leaders, using three leaders at a time, several different control schemes, and a handy information terminal, the KopPad. It is the first original entry in the Pikmin franchise in 9 years, since the original release of Pikmin 2 on the Gamecube in 2004. |
Elements new to the series include two new Pikmin types, the ability to throw leaders, using three leaders at a time, several different control schemes, and a handy information terminal, the KopPad. It is the first original entry in the Pikmin franchise in 9 years, since the original release of Pikmin 2 on the Gamecube in 2004. |
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Three explorers are sent to PNF-404 to retrieve seeds to bring back and cultivate on Koppai; Alph, a young engineer, Brittany, a botanist, and Charlie, the captain of their ship, the S.S. Drake. As they approach the atmosphere of PNF-404, the Drake malfunctions and ejects the three explorers before plummeting to the surface of the planet. |
Three explorers are sent to PNF-404 to retrieve seeds to bring back and cultivate on Koppai; Alph, a young engineer, Brittany, a botanist, and Charlie, the captain of their ship, the S.S. Drake. As they approach the atmosphere of PNF-404, the Drake malfunctions and ejects the three explorers before plummeting to the surface of the planet. |
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Pikmin 3 is the third installment in the Pikmin franchise. It was released on July 13th in Japan, July 26th in Europe, July 27th in Australia, and August 4th for America for the Nintendo Wii U console.
Elements new to the series include two new Pikmin types, the ability to throw leaders, using three leaders at a time, several different control schemes, and a handy information terminal, the KopPad. It is the first original entry in the Pikmin franchise in 9 years, since the original release of Pikmin 2 on the Gamecube in 2004.
Plot:The planet of Koppai is facing an inevitable doomsday due to a booming population growth that resulted in the depletion of all food resources. Just when they were about to lose hope when the SPEROs returned with no data, the final one arrives with coordinates to PNF-404, which the Koppaites believe to be an uncharted planet. Three explorers are sent to PNF-404 to retrieve seeds to bring back and cultivate on Koppai; Alph, a young engineer, Brittany, a botanist, and Charlie, the captain of their ship, the S.S. Drake. As they approach the atmosphere of PNF-404, the Drake malfunctions and ejects the three explorers before plummeting to the surface of the planet.
Charlie wakes up in the Distant Tundra, where he finds a group of wild Yellow Pikmin which he quickly befriends. However, this friendship is cut short when Charlie enters a cave and is eaten by a large, invisible creature... Read the Full Article here.
Did you know...
- ...that there are exactly twelve 1:07 segments in a Pikmin day, making it 13:24 minutes long?
- ...that the Waterwraiths in Pikmin 2's Bully Den ignore Louie when playing 2-player Challenge mode?
- ...that via an "Emergence Cave Run", it is possible to repay Pikmin 2's debt without reaching the Awakening Wood?
- ...that Winged Pikmin in Pikmin 3 carry slightly slower if there are 67 or more Pikmin in the field?
- ...that some of Pikmin 4's characters will infinitely assign the player quests, making the game technically infinitely long?
- ...that Dwarf Bulborbs are actually part of the Breadbug family, not the Grub-Dog family?
- ...that the background images of the area selection menus in Pikmin and Pikmin 2 come from real photographs of Hokkaido, Japan?
