De Blob 2

De Blob 2

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de Blob 2 is a inventive, highly energetic 3D platformer and action-adventure game developed by Blue Tongue Entertainment and published by THQ for the Nintendo Wii in 2011. Serving as the direct sequel to the critically acclaimed 2008 original, the game sees Comrade Black return under a new guise—Papa Blanc—to rig the elections of Prisma City and strip the metropolis of its color, music, and fr...
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Game Overview

de Blob 2 continues the fight of the Color Underground against the oppressive forces of the I.N.K.T. Corporation. After fake cult leader Papa Blanc brainwashes the citizens of Prisma City into forfeiting their color and individuality, Blob and his trusty sidekick Pink embark on a mission across tropical resorts, urban city centers, space stations, and subterranean factories to bring life back to the world.

The core gameplay loop revolves around absorbing vibrant paints and bouncing across black-and-white architecture to restore color and musical instrumentation to the environment. de Blob 2 refines the original formula by streamlining motion controls—mapping the essential jump action to a dedicated button—and introducing side-scrolling 2D platforming sections inside landmark buildings. Players can utilize new abilities such as the Slam Dash to break heavy armor and barricades, collect gravity-defying Hazmat suits, and team up with a second player who controls Pink to shoot paint and assist in combat.

Quick Specifications

Specification

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Title

de Blob 2

Platform

Nintendo Wii

Developer

Blue Tongue Entertainment

Publisher

THQ

Release Date

February 22, 2011 (North America) / February 25, 2011 (Europe) / October 6, 2011 (Japan)

Genre

3D Platformer / Action-Adventure

Mode

Single-player, 2-Player Local Co-op, 2-Player Split-screen Competitive

Media Format

Wii Optical Disc

Video Output

480p, 16:9 Widescreen Support

Key Features

  • Hybrid 3D/2D Platforming: Traverse expansive open 3D cityscapes before heading inside complex landmark structures for classic side-scrolling 2D puzzle-platforming stages.

  • Drop-In 2-Player Local Co-op: A second player can jump in at any time controlling Pink to blast ink, clear obstacles, and protect Blob during tricky encounters.

  • New Power-Ups & Combat Moves: Unleash the devastating Slam Dash to destroy heavy armor, use gravity-defying Hazmat suits, or transform into giant Wrecking Balls.

  • Refined Control Scheme: Enjoys a streamlined control system with jump mapped to a face button rather than motion flicking, improving precision during platforming sections.

  • Interactive Evolving Music: Paint environments to build an evolving funk, jazz, and disco soundtrack where every color and action adds custom instruments and musical layers.

Frequently Asked Questions (Q&A)

Can I play de Blob 2 on the Dolphin emulator?

Yes, de Blob 2 runs exceptionally well on the Dolphin emulator. It supports high-definition upscaling, texture enhancements, and customizable gamepad mappings for modern controllers.

Do I need a Wii MotionPlus accessory to play de Blob 2?

No, de Blob 2 does not require the Wii MotionPlus accessory. It plays using the standard Wii Remote and Nunchuk combination or standard button inputs on compatible gamepads.

How does jumping work in de Blob 2 compared to the original game?

In the first de Blob, jumping required a upward flick of the Wii Remote. In de Blob 2, jumping is bound directly to a button press, resulting in significantly more precise control during platforming sections.

Is de Blob 2 a direct continuation of the first game's story?

Yes, the plot directly follows the events of the original de Blob, bringing back the Color Underground heroes—Blob, Prof, Bif, Arty, and Zip—to stop Comrade Black's latest scheme in Prisma City.

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