Yamilia from Twinfinite writes: "As mentioned in our preview, Spin the Bottle: Bumpie’s Party can make two people get really close. Get ready to laugh at how much of an idiot I am with our gameplay footage above. Notice how I don’t look at him despite it being okay to do so, and that I raise my arms up immediately after passing the wiimote thinking we had to do another revolution."
If a developer wants to make a video game that is sexually-suggestive and can lead to a naughty time, they could learn a thing or two from slumber party games, according to Lau Korsgaard, a developer from KnapNok Games who is also part of the Copenhagen Game Collective.
It's Monday morning, so it's Nintendo Download news time in Europe. This week brings us one of the most unique Wii U eShop titles to date, some retro goodies, and quite a mix of new titles and price cuts on the 3DS eShop.
Joystiq writes:
'Spin the Bottle's protracted development cycle - ho ho ho - comes to an end in two weeks time, when it finally reaches the Wii U eShop on August 8, priced at $9/€7. KnapNok's' party piece was expected in the spring, but its eccentric mechanics meant quality assurance took way longer than expected - stuff like pushing Wiimote buttons with noses, or blindfolded players searching for controllers ... the usual.'
No. And also no to Sing party and Just Dance. Maybe it's just me. If it's your thing, cool I guess.
