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| Donkey Kong Country Returns Will Have Super Guide Option - Softpedia Posted: 10 Nov 2010 11:28 PM PST Nintendo's upcoming new Donkey Kong game, Donkey Kong Country Returns, will have the same special Super Guide as last year's New Super Mario Bros. Wii, in order to help players that can't finish certain levels in the game. For those not in the know, Nintendo introduced late last year, with New Super Mario Bros. Wii, a special option, called Super Guide, in order to help players that were struggling with certain levels or stages. After players died at least eight times during a level, the Super Guide option was made available. With that option, Luigi, one of the two brothers, appeared and traveled through the level, and players had the chance to stop him at any time and resume playing on their own. Now, with the upcoming Donkey Kong Country Returns, Nintendo is once again implementing such a system. This time, players will be helped by a new character called Super Kong, which is just like Donkey but with a silver fur and a blue tie. As you can imagine, Nintendo won't actually allow the Super Guide to be used by lazy people or cheaters. Super Kong will take the most efficient route through the level, but won't use any secret pathways or shortcuts, which must be discovered by the player by his own. Also, any scoring items collected by Super Kong won't be added to the total of the player, and the levels completed with the help of the Super Guide will be shows as red dots on the game's map, so people can't brag to their friends about completing the whole game. As with New Super Mario Bros. Wii, the Super Guide is only available in the single-player mode of the game, and won't appear when players are going through the game using the co-op mode. Donkey Kong Country Returns is set to appear exclusively on the Nintendo Wii on November 21, in North America, December 3 in Europe and December 9 in Japan. Follow the editor on Twitter @softpediagames This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service — if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read our FAQ page at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php |
| Live Auction Site Swizzie.com Releases Swizzie Live™ Interactive Bidding Map - PRWeb Posted: 10 Nov 2010 11:42 PM PST New York, NY (Vocus) November 11, 2010 Popular live auction site, Swizzie has launched an innovative and unique bidding feature called Swizzie Live™ to give customers transparency into who they are bidding against and to create a more personal bidding experience. Each time a bid is placed on an auction, The Swizzie Live™ map updates the latest bid position to where the bidder is located around the globe. Swizzie Live™ utilizes technology powered by Google maps to provide the most accurate positioning of each bid being placed. Swizzie Live™ is another of Swizzie's commitment to transparency and innovative approach live online auctions. Swizzie.com is an online live auction website that provides auction participants with the opportunity to purchase brand name items substantially below typical retail prices. The auction process requires new customers to create an account by completing a basic profile. Customers then purchase bids or "credits" that are used within those live auctions. Bids are sold in packs ranging for $24.00 to $200.00. New customers will be given an opportunity to accept Swizzie Full Access, which will provide a discounted per-bid price. Every auction starts at just $1.00 and is raised just a cent with every bid placed. Time is added to the clock to give all bidders a chance to participate. The last bidder when the auction ends, wins at the price listed for the auction, typically substantially below retail. Swizzie also provides a How It Works guide to provide new bidders with the necessary information to get up and running on Swizzie's Live Auctions. About Swizzie.com ### This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service — if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read our FAQ page at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php |
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