Hey! Pikmin

Hey! Pikmin is a fun game, and in the end, that's all that really matters.

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Hey! Pikmin is an incredibly fun platformer that’s easy to pick up and doesn’t take a ton of hours to finish like many games that have come out this year.

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Hey! Pikmin is a fun 3DS game, one of Nintendo’s better handheld platformers recently, but still not up to the quality and polish we’d expect from console Pikmin titles.

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Hey! Pikmin is a little too simplistic for its own good, especially early on, but Arzest does a fantastic job of distilling what makes this series so special into bite-sized chunks.

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The worst thing to say about Hey! Pikmin is, simultaneously, a recommendation — it’s perfectly pleasant, well-rounded, and didn’t leave me dying for more.

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Hey! Pikmin has the series' charm, but its easy puzzles and ponderous pace make it a one-and-done puzzle platformer.

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Hey! Pikmin is an enjoyable, but vastly simple experience that doesn’t live up to its namesake.

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Hey! Pikmin takes the series’ foundations, strips them right back and offers up an experience in which a younger audience will delight. Enjoyable stuff.

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Ultimately it's a decent game, and younger gamers in particular - or those that want a gentle introduction to Pikmin - will likely get the most pleasure and mileage out of it.

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There's a decent foundation here; and if Nintendo should decide to make a sequel, there's plenty to build from.

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Overall, Hey Pikmin retains a lot of what makes this series great.

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Ultimately I found Hey! Pikmin boring and tedious to play.

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A 2D portable Pikmin was probably never a good idea, and this uninspiring effort does little to prove otherwise.

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Much like Chibi Robo! Zip Lash was a bit of a flop in converting a primarily 3D franchise into 2D, Hey! Pikmin makes errors of its own.

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