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Red Barrels’ horror title Outlast won’t be hitting Nintendo’s conosle any time soon. A representative from the studio told B-Ten, “Sorry, but at this moment, there no plans to bring Outlast to the Wii U.” Outlast is out now on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.

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TreeFall Studios released The Letter on the North American Wii U eShop today. If you want to check out the game in action, view the video below. You’ll see that it can apparently be completed in just a matter of minutes.

Big John Games is working on an update for Ohno Odyssey. This will add 14 new puzzles to the game, and it will be free. President Ken Patterson shared the news with Shigeru Reviews and Co.

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Comcept shared four new videos from Mighty No. 9 today that highlight some of the game’s actions. You’ll find them all gathered below.

The latest issue of MCV has a few more comments from Ubisoft about Wii U, courtesy of CEO Yves Guillemot and Alain Corre.

First, Guillemot commented on how the Wii U needs additional sales to become a mass market device. He also spoke about Nintendo’s games and how fans are waiting on them to arrive.

Ubisoft published the graphic above as part of its latest financial results. Unsurprisingly, Nintendo systems encompass just a small fraction of the company’s sales. That can be attributed to, at least partially, a lack of releases on Nintendo platforms.

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We haven’t seen too much of The Unlikely Legend of Rusty Pup, but Gory Detail’s Chris Seavor did share a new clip of the game on Twitter today. Check out the short video below:


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Update: It seems that this may not be the case after all:



Pokemon Trading Card Game is out in all European territories today, but it’s only playable in English. It’s a bit of an odd move considering that the original title offered five different languages. This might make playing through Pokemon Trading Card Game a bit difficult for non-English speakers.

Thanks to Ares for the tip.


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