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| | Pikmin 2 > Review |
 | | The Pikmin (which Olimar named after a brand of carrots) look like half-ant, half-plant creatures, coming in multiple varieties, with different kinds touting unique traits (red ones are fire-resistant, blue ones can survive water, etc.). |
 | | It seems while Olimar was away, his company ran into major financial trouble, leaving him, his boss, and new employee Louie in enormous debt. |
 | | In Pikmin 2, players control Olimar and Louie, switching between them to do multiple tasks at once, a new feature that, while a simple idea, comes as a stroke of genius, letting one character manage supply-gathering at home while the other explores or fights monsters, or combining their efforts to solve puzzles. |
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