"Nintendo has released a second version of the animated short that confused many fans and is now likely to have made some of those who guessed what was going on feeling very pleased with themselves. The video appears to be the same as the one that the company foisted upon the world on Tuesday, but there's one critical difference. This time, you can more clearly see Pikmin moving a a baby's building blocks and pacifier around its bedroom."
"Being able to see the Pikmin in all their glory this time around does clear up one key question about the initial short (which is now even more adorable), but another one remains. Just what the heck is Nintendo actually teasing here? It's unclear whether the company has a new Pikmin game up its sleeve or whether it's making a movie about the lil' critters. It could be something else entirely! Perhaps another version of the short is coming to clear that up."
Nintendo released a second version of an animated short that now clearly shows Pikmin moving a baby's building blocks and pacifier around a crib. The first version largely hid the Pikmin, though an out-of-focus creature briefly appeared under the crib. Pikmin are described in Pikmin Bloom as invisible to humans, which likely explains the parent's lack of reaction as the child takes steps. The updated short first appeared in the Nintendo Today app. Visibility of the Pikmin clarifies their role in the clip but leaves the purpose ambiguous, prompting speculation about a new game, a movie, or another project.
Read at Engadget
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