Topic: Ivy The Kiwi? Demo Available!

It's on the Nintendo Channel. It features five stages with two tutorial videos.

Time to pull out the DS Lite.

What a time not to have a DS. Didn't think they used the demo service for interesting games.

Does this include Europe?

@Klapaucius: Wii and DS :3

@Relevant Latty: I can't say. This is for the US.

cool

i'm'a try this when i get home. thanks for the heads-up :3

I really wish my Wii was hooked up to the internet now ...

Ivy the Kiwi is for both the Wii and DS. I've played through all the original 50 levels of both so far and they're outstanding. I'll have a preview of both games up later tonight. But anyone who can appreciate something a little different should try out the DS demo. Five levels is better than nothing.

The game is fun but it seems that the physics get screwed up at times.Hopefully they are better on Wii.

I didn't notice any physics problems in either game and both feel almost exactly the same from that standpoint. I thought the control was pretty spot-on actually.

When I was playing sometimes Ivy would launch in the oppisite direction or when cornered Ivy somehow managed to escape the vine box I trapped her in but it wasn't anything major. The game was fun to play and I hope it has plenty of levels in the retail version.

These game is sooooo Freaking awesome!!!!!! It is an instant-buy for me, I really love these game, it is freaking awesome!!!!

@Klapaucius Its for Wii, DS, DSiWare, and Wiiware

Both are good, but to me the DS controls were a bit more precise, and came in handy in the 9 and 10 area levels.

I flatout love this. Brilliantly simple and well-executed design. Gonna pick this up ASAP. :3

I think I'm gonna get the DS version now. The demo was a lot of fun, and if the only real difference is the graphics and controls, then that's a small price to not pay.

And I can definitely see the similarities between this and Canvas Curse. Bonus for me since I loved that game.

Same here. The control style is very frustrating to me, killing all fun potential. I'd rather it was a more traditional platformer, actually. But hey, you guys who like this, enjoy. I've got MORE than enough other retail games to buy and play anyway.

It's not too bad, but it takes awhile to get used to operating the vines/launching. It's well done for a demo though!

Awesome, how long is it up there for?