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Shocking Leipzig news: Elebits is multiplayer

Another Wii-only title is getting some love in Leipzig. This time it’s Konami’s as of yet unnamed game featuring those strange little bundles of energy, the Elebits. We’ve already heard a few tidbits about these Elebits in the past, mainly that the world is an interactive one where you sneak up on the energy-dealing creatures […]

Another Wii-only title is getting some love in Leipzig. This time it’s Konami’s as of yet unnamed game featuring those strange little bundles of energy, the Elebits. We’ve already heard a few tidbits about these Elebits in the past, mainly that the world is an interactive one where you sneak up on the energy-dealing creatures or scare them out into the open, but the “new” news from Germany is that a fully playable demo was showcased — and it was multiplayer.

The multi-player bit: “Konami is using Games Convention to show the Wii title for the first time, and has also revealed of the game’s immersive two-player mode, allowing players to compete against each other to find Elebits or work co-operatively.” Kicking Elebit butt, co-op style. Not bad.

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  1. Elebits is incredibly interactive and has a lot of upside. It may be the next Chibi-Robo, and that is high praise.

  2. Sounds a lot like Pikmin 2's multiplayer. But is this online?? That would be fabulous!!

  3. Whoever it was that told you this was the first showing of Elebits was wrong. I played the game at E3, and everyone else could, too – it was out in the main Wii area.

  4. Sorry, but the Demo at Nintendo's booth was singleplayer and certainly not the E3 version, since you could hunt Elebits in the garden.

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