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Developers have started to interact more with fans than ever before. There are outlets such as Twitter that allow for direct communication – something that wasn’t around in previous years.

Miiverse is another way for developers to stay in touch with consumers, and Two Tribes has plans to take advantage of the service.

When asked for Two Tribes’ thoughts on Miiverse, founder Collin van Ginkel praised the feature and noted that the studio plans “to be very active in the Toki Tori 2 community”.

“I think it’s the best gift I’ve received in years. It allows us to directly talk to our players through a home console, which has not ever been possible before. We expect to be very active in the Toki Tori 2 community when it launches.”

Thanks to Jürgen Chytry for the tip.

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Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D isn’t being made by Retro. Rather, Monster Games is handling the port. A rating on the OFLC lists the studio as the game’s author (or developer).

Monster Games’ previous work includes Excite Truck, Excitebots, and Pilotwings Resort.

A recent finding on LinkedIn indicated that Monster Games was making some sort of 3DS title. Based on the OFLC entry, it would appear that Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D is the project in question.

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Nintendo is preparing two Wii U updates for Wii U. The first, due next month, “adds new features and further improvements to the user experience”. It should specifically speed up load times between software.

The duration of Wii U’s load times has been a point of discussion since launch. One might be wondering: why weren’t these issues addressed before the console shipped?

Shigeru Miyamoto responded to this very question in a recent interview:


Ubisoft has published yet another internal Q&A. This time around, creative director Jonathan Morin answered a bunch of questions about Watch Dogs.

The full Q&A is posted below.


3DS owners in Europe will be able to purchase Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor Overclocked one week early. Publisher Ghostlight has confirmed a new March 29 date for the game. Originally, Overclocked was expected to launch on April 5.

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Some of the first Sayonara Umihara Kawase details have been translated from Famitsu. One of the more interesting bits concerns the game’s developer. Sayonara Umihara Kawase is being made by Agatsuma Entertainment, the same team behind Code of Princess.

Other information from Famitsu includes:

– Gameplay mechanics similar to past games
– Umihara Kawase is now 20 years-old
– Umihara now has an elastic fish line
– She can throw the “rubber ring” out and snag a wall to swing on or hook fish to capture enemies
– Different playable characters
– One character is the original elementary school age Umihara
– Earn costumes or items for the game’s visual and sound collections after beating a stage

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