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The Wii U is available once again at a relatively cheap price in the UK.

Consumers can now purchase the Basic Pack for £149 or the Premium Pack for £199. The latter is currently out of stock online.

This isn’t the first time that Asda slashed the Wii U’s price. The retailer made a similar move in March, though only dropped each model by £50.

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The Denpa Men 2: Beyond the Waves won’t just be releasing in North America on May 30. On the same day, Europe will be getting the downloadable title, too. Pricing is set at £8.99 / €9.99.

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EA never confirmed Madden NFL 25 for Wii U when the title was officially announced, but there was hope that it could be happening further down the line. As it turns out, the publisher simply has no plans to bring the latest Madden NFL to Nintendo’s console.

A statement sent out by EA reads:

“We will not be releasing a Wii U version of Madden NFL in 2013. However, we have a strong partnership with Nintendo and will continue to evaluate opportunities for delivering additional Madden NFL products for Nintendo fans in the future.”

Amazingly, Madden NFL 25 marks the first entry to be skipping Nintendo platforms since 1991. EA must have been extremely disappointed with Madden NFL 13’s sales to ditch the system for this year’s release.

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There’s a new Escape Trick game available through the Japanese 3DS eShop. As the name implies, Escape Trick: The Five Dangerous, Secret Rooms is all about… escaping. It also has some elements that are similar to Zero Escape: Virtue’s Last Reward.

For the lowdown on the latest Escape Trick, check out the summary below. There are also screenshots and art attached in the gallery for your viewing pleasure.


Genius Sonority has announced the official release date for The Denpa Men 2: Beyond the Waves. The 3DS eShop game is due out on May 30 for $11.99.

The announcement is posted below. You can find an English trailer above.


Code of Princess is now available for a slight discount on the North American 3DS eShop. Originally priced at $39.99, the game can now be bought for only $29.99. That’s a $10 drop – or 25%.

The packaged version of Code of Princess is also set at $30. Retailers such as Amazon and GameStop list that very price point.

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Zelda series producer Eiji Aonuma opened up about the new Link to the Past 3DS follow-up while speaking with CNET recently.

Comparing the entry with some of the more recent Zeldas, Aonuma said “it certainly feels different from our [the developer’s] point of view.” Aonuma didn’t elaborate too much beyond this, but noted that the chance to create a brand new Zelda for the 3DS brought about a blank canvas. It was this opportunity that led to the decision of a return to the classic top-down style.



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