Simulink Zero Crossing, a 3D puzzle game released in late 2011 that combines the Wii U’s Wii Fit functionality, as well as Wi-Fi connectivity between the player’s home console and connected PlayStation 4 or handheld. Like its sequel, Infinite. The game features new puzzle mechanics, and is rated up to 1,000 for the hardcore gamers looking for the little kids. It’s now available to everyone, but pre-order now if you like to play on a small budget. Advertisement The Wii U version of Infinite features a third-person mode, with the option to change between two states. While this mode offers many features such as fast-paced puzzles and different levels, the new mode packs a lot deeper exploration to keep the player engaged. It has 3-D support for the Wii U, allowing the player to enter the game at any time to engage players. These 3D-enabled abilities will lead you into new areas such as the underground and outposts of the Labyrinth, and unlocking other hidden items such as puzzles and achievements. This new mode is not something that Nintendo has always had to share with the public like Splatoon or Street Fighter, where the public would have to wait for the update. The 3D setting comes with a few additional features that can be customized to further enhance your game. The new area, known as Infinite Area, has three separate levels of difficulty. There are 8 levels that are both challenging and fun. You have to win all your opponents and