The Nintendo 3DS has already arrived on the Japanese coast while its flight towards the west is still in the air. As the gaming hardware prepares to land on this part of the globe, Nintendo has revealed details about a game from its lab dubbed Pilotwings Resort which accompanies the 3DS.
Though the gaming terrain has been flushed with several airborne encounters, the 3D feature of this title sets it apart from the rest. In this title, gamers can sign up to the Wuhu Sky Club for laying their hands on a pilot license. Once they are through with learning tricks of the trade, players can choose their aircraft from amongst varied options which have been embedded with a distinct set of controls.
The game allows enthusiasts to fly over the tropical Wuhu Island in the role of their personal Mii character. Gamers can jump into the flight, hang glider or rocket belt for unraveling the mysteries of this place. They will also be able to indulge in challenging aerial work outs through numerous missions. As players accomplish tasks in the game, their Mii character will climb the rank ladder from being a novice to an expert.
With the help of 3DS’ camera functionality, gamers can capture their stunts and other actions to craft a personal 3D album. They will also have the ability to share these pictures with friends and family members, showcasing several in-game adventures. In addition, these 3D snapshots can be stored on a SD Card.
Pilotwings Resort will hit stores alongside the Nintendo 3DS on March 25, 2011 across Europe. The official pricing detail of the title is still under the shade.