Get Introduced To Kid Icarus: Uprising’s Weapons And Multiplayer Mode

Nintendo have released a new trailer for Kid Icarus: Uprising that gives a look at the different weapon classes in the game. Uprising has nine classes of weapon, each one consisting of several weapons with different stats. Take a look at some of them below:

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Weapons in Kid Icarus: Uprising can be fused to create new weapons with different bonuses. Designer, Masahiro Sakurai, says that while you’ll always want the strongest weapon in single player mode, this isn’t necessarily the case in the game’s multiplayer mode. Nintendo showed that off today as well:

 

 

Kid Icarus: Uprising is slated for release in North America on March 23rd.


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