Sam Tyler

The DLC is due out on February 13th, so just in time for a Valentine's shaming.  Whilst our hands on time with the game showed different uses of the WiiPad, the new DLC concentrates on using the GamePad's camera for maximum cringe worthy entertainment.

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Mike Katsufrakis

Well, this just happened. While checking out the IndieCade showcase at E3, we got to have a little hands-on time with WiiU indie title Spin The Bottle. Unlike the game I remember from my childhood, this one barely involves being rejected by girls who really don't want to kiss you, although I nearly made out with the lovely gentleman pictured above. *sigh* Someday.

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A new party game is coming to the Wii U this May. Spin the Bottle will allow up to eight players to spin a virtual bottle and touch each other inappropriately. Fun! You need a Wii U game pad and two Wii remotes to play. How's this for a spin? You don't need a TV display, so it will be easy to play this game anywhere around the house, including the family room, the dining room, or your alternative lifestyle role-playing area.  As long as the game pad and the Wii U can still whisper sweet nothings to each other, you're in business. (They have to stay connected.)

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