Upcoming piracy-themed Wii adventure Zack & Wiki: Quest for Barbaros' Treasure has acquired a very useful feature for those who want to play it with friends or family: players 2-4 can use their Remotes to point at and draw doodles on the screen while player 1 tackles the game.
Wired's Emily Balistrieri, reporting on the feature from the ongoing Tokyo Game Show, noted that the scribbles themselves are even stylish, hanging "in the 3-D world like freaky space noodles and not just paint slapped on your TV screen". They don't stick around long enough for you to write out full words, but they're nonetheless a great addition for those who want to help (or possibly hinder).
Zack & Wiki hits North American retail first this coming October 16, followed the week after by Europe on the 23rd and Japan on December 7.
Wired's Emily Balistrieri, reporting on the feature from the ongoing Tokyo Game Show, noted that the scribbles themselves are even stylish, hanging "in the 3-D world like freaky space noodles and not just paint slapped on your TV screen". They don't stick around long enough for you to write out full words, but they're nonetheless a great addition for those who want to help (or possibly hinder).
Zack & Wiki hits North American retail first this coming October 16, followed the week after by Europe on the 23rd and Japan on December 7.