Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate scans
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Fatal Frame: The Black Haired Shrine Maiden scans
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NinjaBee shows off the different elements of A World of Keflings’ Wii U release
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A World of Keflings is coming soon to Wii U. To prepare fans for launch, developer NinjaBee games has been showcasing different elements of the game on Twitter.
You’ll find all of the tweets gathered below:
With the release of #Keflings on Wii U looming, now is a good time to start going over some of the extras Nintendo fans are getting.
— NinjaBeeGames (@NinjaBeeGames) August 19, 2014
A personal favorite? The GamePad map. An easy way to find your buildings, quests, and Keflings. Never lose anything! pic.twitter.com/t8Pw2YtVUt
— NinjaBeeGames (@NinjaBeeGames) August 19, 2014
The best part of the map is that it marks out unemployed #Keflings for me. I always miss one or two. No more! pic.twitter.com/ayOwvFEc0W
— NinjaBeeGames (@NinjaBeeGames) August 19, 2014
Another GamePad exclusive feature in #Keflings : remote access to your workshops! Build on the go. pic.twitter.com/iSm6AeP7px
— NinjaBeeGames (@NinjaBeeGames) August 20, 2014
The GamePad will even let you get information on individual #Keflings. See their job and track their skills. pic.twitter.com/ttEAGfD2Tm
— NinjaBeeGames (@NinjaBeeGames) August 22, 2014
We've thrown some visual enhancements into A World of #Keflings on #WiiU as well. Looks even chillier. pic.twitter.com/zoppjfLOKe
— NinjaBeeGames (@NinjaBeeGames) August 25, 2014
Here's the same environment from a slightly different angle. pic.twitter.com/Xnajh1CiKt
— NinjaBeeGames (@NinjaBeeGames) August 25, 2014
As far as getting extra value, #WiiU owners will be getting ALL THREE DLC kingdoms when they buy A World of #Keflings pic.twitter.com/UaQlTZ7IU1
— NinjaBeeGames (@NinjaBeeGames) August 26, 2014
Thanks to ChaosCrystal for the tip.
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Super Smash Bros. for Wii U/3DS scans
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Tappingo 2 pushed back a week
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Tappingo 2 is seeing a small delay. Originally scheduled for launch tomorrow, the game will now launch next Thursday – September 4.
Creator Hugo Smits shared the release date change news on Twitter a few moments ago:
Tappingo 2 is delayed till 4 september. More news tomorrow!
— Hugo Smits (@HugoSmits) August 27, 2014
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Niconico 3DS app has been downloaded 1 million times
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Downloads of the 3DS Niconico app have reached one million, an announcement made today confirms.
The app launched in Japan this past February. Its primary function is to allow users to view videos much like YouTube.
Comic Workshop hitting the European 3DS eShop on September 11
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Comic Workshop is set for a September 11 release on the 3DS eShop, according to a listing spotted on the Wii U’s digital store. Pricing will be set at €5.99.
Comic Workshop previously launched in North America on July 17.
A look at all Yoshi and Shy Guy colors in Mario Kart 8
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Miyamoto says Nintendo isn’t as interested in making casual games these days
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Nintendo is placing more of an emphasis on its core fanbase these days. It’s quite the contrast to the Wii and DS era, in which the company produced many titles for the casual player and looked to target this demographic.
But now, as explained by Shigeru Miyamoto in this month’s EDGE, Nintendo isn’t as interested in catering to those who have a “passive” interest in games.
He said:
“[These are] the sort of people who, for example, might want to watch a movie. They might want to go to Disneyland. Their attitude is, ‘okay, I am the customer. You are supposed to entertain me.’ It’s kind of a passive attitude they’re taking, and to me it’s kind of a pathetic thing. They do not know how interesting it is if you move one step further and try to challenge yourself [with more advanced games].”
“In the days of DS and Wii, Nintendo tried its best to expand the gaming population. Fortunately, because of the spread of smart devices, people take games for granted now. It’s a good thing for us, because we do not have to worry about making games something that are relevant to general people’s daily lives.”