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Column:
Reporting Gamer
Format:
3DS
Genre:
Racing
Written on:
16/06/2010


Pilotwings returns to show Wii-Sports Resort how to fly a wide range of aircraft.
Pilotwings returns to the island resort genre it started on the SNES. This takes the Flight School levels from Wii-Sports Resort and injects them with a range of different forms of flight.
This returns to the Wii-Sports Resort island, but here again there will be much more to do. Taking familiar locations and adding new challenges is an old trick for Nintendo, but one that promises to expand upon the flight fun from the Wii Resort game.
We hope this means that other Wii-Sports Resort titles will get the full game treatment. Perhaps Nintendo do in fact realise just how good those little games really are. In fact, a full version of Table Tennis would be enough to keep us satisfied until Christmas.

Written by Andy Robertson
Andy Robertson writes the Reporting Gamer column. "The problem with video game news is that there is so much of it. I've made it my task to sift out the noise and bring you news about games I think you should be excited about."
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