Ping 1.5+ dev teases collaboration with another indie title with DLC
Posted on 10 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Wii U eShop | 0 comments
Christopher Arnold, president and director of NAMI TENTOU, has hinted at a collaboration with another indie title on the eShop.
Arnold teased on Twitter:
There may or may not be a collaboration in the future with another indie game on the eShop with DLC. I cannot confirm or deny this.
— Christopher F Arnold (@Kurisuellegarde) March 17, 2014
Definitely sounds like something is going on there! We’ll just have to wait and see…
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Ping 1.5+ dev talks possible level editor support
Posted on 10 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Wii U eShop | 0 comments
Ping 1.5+ may or may not end up receiving a level editor on Wii U.
Developer Christopher Arnold mentioned on Twitter that the functionality could be added into the game in the form of an update. For now, he’s currently exploring what’s feasible.
I've mentioned a level creator before but this may not make it into the release version for the Wii U. Maybe in an update. It is something
— Christopher F Arnold (@Kurisuellegarde) January 29, 2014
I think would greatly extend PING's fun, especially if you can grab level data from Miiverse. I'll have to wait and see what's feasible.
— Christopher F Arnold (@Kurisuellegarde) January 29, 2014
It would also be exclusive to Wii U. Not on OUYA, not on PC, not on mobile, just Wii U. (Level Creator)
— Christopher F Arnold (@Kurisuellegarde) January 29, 2014
In more general news, Arnold says that he’s “thinking now of exclusive Wii U features” to incorporate multiplayer.
This week I've gotten almost a whole new plus world designed up and I'm thinking now of exclusive Wii U features to make it 'multiplayer' 🙂
— Christopher F Arnold (@Kurisuellegarde) January 29, 2014
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Ping 1.5+ creator on recent Wii U developer piece, sticks up for dev kit
Posted on 10 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Wii U | 29 Comments
In light of Eurogamer’s anonymous Wii U developer piece that went up over the weekend, Ping 1.5+ creator Christopher Arnold has offered his own insight into the console’s dev kit.
Arnold believes that the anonymous remarks are “aimed at pre-retail release SDK problems.” The post-release SKD kit, on the other hand, “do not contain any of the listed problems”.
You’ll find Arnold’s full comments below.
