Electronic Entertainment Expo
Nintendo of America showed off the new racer Excite Truck for Wii at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in Los Angeles. It seems to be a refreshed reworking of earlier NES version of Excitebike game. The game promises to keep intact (and possibly more) the completely insane jumps and unwholesome speeds and all the fun of swapping two wheels cavorts for ugly four wheeled monsters.
excite truck wii e3
The game will ask players to hold the Wii remote controller straight (that is horizontally) and steer left and right like a racing wheel.
The game at the E3 expo has attracted large crowds who wait to rev up the super fast-action-packed truck racer filled with boosts, jumps and turns.
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