You, Me, and the Cubes (WiiWare)

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WiiWare

21st Sep 2009, 1,000 points
25th Sep 2009, 1,000 points
28th Mar 2009

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Review You, Me, and the Cubes (WiiWare)

Are these cubes worthy of Rubik, or just rubes?
Anticipation for this title has been somewhat high 'round these parts, thanks to some excellent first impressions by our own Sean Aaron. The only question was whether or not we would ever get our hands on it, but as of this week, we have. And so should you. Brainchild of the mad genius Kenji Eno,...
- Fri 25th Sep 2009
- WiiWare
- Reviews
- Retro

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News You, Me, and the Cubes Designer Dies Ages 42

Kenji Eno passes away
Respected game designer and musician Kenji Eno passed away yesterday. Cause of death was heart failure induced by high blood pressure. He was 42 years old. Best known for founding the game studio WARP, Inc. and creating the Sega Saturn RPG adventure D, Eno was also involved in the WiiWare title You, Me, and the Cubes. He also...
- Thu 21st Feb 2013
- WiiWare
- Japan
- Deaths
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News April's Club Nintendo Rewards Are Now Available

Two WiiWare and DSiWare on offer
With April now in full swing, Club Nintendo's updated the games on offer for a smattering of coins. Here's what you can pick up for coins if you're a member of the North American Club Nintendo: WiiWare You, Me, and the Cubes — 200 coinsExcitebike: World Rally — 200 coins DSiWare Metal Torrent — 150 coins R
- Mon 2nd Apr 2012
- Club Nintendo
- North America
- Rewards
- Awesome
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Nintendo Download R-Type, Cubes, Monkey Island, Poker and Cookery (EU)

WiiWare plays catchup to North America while VC and DSiWare both get one new game.
WiiWare this week is mostly predictable - All three games have been out in North America for some time, and two of them were even specifically announced for release today. VC and DSiWare are a bit more surprising, although neither of them has really gotten something...
- Thu 24th Sep 2009
- European releases
- DSiWare
- WiiWare
- Virtual Console
- Master System
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Nintendo Download Cubes, Ninjas, Tennis, Strategy Games and Cameras (US)

Nintendo finally releases their quirky new WiiWare game.
As it was already announced some time ago that Nintendo's latest WiiWare offering, You, Me and the Cubes would be released in North America during the summer, it was pretty much a given it would come out this week - This week has the last update of the summer, after all. It's accompanied by...
- Mon 21st Sep 2009
- North American releases
- DSiWare
- WiiWare
- Virtual Console
- Commodore 64
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First Impressions Kimi to Boku to Rittai (You, Me and Shape)

Nintendo surprises by publishing this off-beat balance game from Fyto.
When I saw there was a bonus WiiWare update in Japan for some reason I was intrigued to see both games were from Nintendo. I was even more intrigued with the look of one of them: Kimi to Boku to Rittai (You, Me and Shape). The visual style and sparse soundscape reminded me of...
- Sat 28th Mar 2009
- WiiWare
- First Impressions
- Previews
- Japanese Releases

17
First Impressions Kimi to Boku to Rittai (You, Me and Shape)

Nintendo surprises by publishing this off-beat balance game from Fyto.
When I saw there was a bonus WiiWare update in Japan for some reason I was intrigued to see both games were from Nintendo. I was even more intrigued with the look of one of them: Kimi to Boku to Rittai (You, Me and Shape). The visual style and sparse soundscape reminded me of...
- Sat 28th Mar 2009
- WiiWare
- First Impressions
- Previews
- Japanese Releases

Experience a unique combination of strategy and skill as you maintain a level playing field in the physics-based action puzzler You, Me, and the Cubes.

The action centers around Fallos, mysterious creatures that resemble humans and have an ability to balance on a playing field of 3-D cubes. First, create a pair of Fallos inside your Wii Remote™ controller by shaking it up and down. Next, determine suitable places for the Fallos to land, then fling them to the selected cube with a swinging motion. After that, the Fallos are on their own.

If your placement is sound, the Fallos will remain stable and you'll clear the stage after tossing a required number onto the cubes. But if the weight or locations of Fallos causes the cubes to tilt and sway too much, the Fallos will lose their balance and fall off.

Adding to the challenge, you'll find that some cubes have different properties, making tosses tricky and further threatening the stability of the Fallos. Guide Fallos through dozens of single-player stages or invite family and friends to join you in two-player cooperative mode.