Mutant Mudds maker now an authorized Wii U developer
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Renegade Kid, known for titles such as Mutant Mudds and Dementium, has become an authorized Wii U developer. The studio is now in a position to make games for the console.
Co-founder Jools Watsham tweeted:
“Guess who’s an authorized Wii U developer now? Yep, Renegade Kid is in the Wii U house baby!”
Renegade Kid has never made a game for a Nintendo home console before, but the cancelled Son of the Dragon was considered for Wii at one point. Perhaps they’ll give Wii U development a try?
Outdoors Unleashed Africa 3D screenshots
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Picross e out in Europe next week
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In one week, Picross e will be placed on the European eShop. Jupiter will publish the game on September 6 for £4.50.
At this time, a North American version hasn’t been announced. But now that the European release is almost out of the way, maybe we’ll receive a confirmation soon?
Zelda: Wind Waker’s Windfall Island recreated in Skyrim
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Fractured Soul finally dated, priced
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After months of waiting, Fractured Soul’s release date is now set in stone. Endgame Studio confirmed to Joystiq that the game will be available on the eShop on September 13 for $11.99.
This may seem pricier compared to other releases on the store, but managing director Grant Davies says that it’s “less than half of the retail price” when it was originally scheduled to arrive on store shelves. The price was determined so that Endgame wouldn’t “end up completely broke.”
Other commentary from Davies concerns Nintendo’s new policy to place games on the eShop on the same day they hit retail:
“The more quality products you can find in the eShop the better. Gamers need to be confident that when they go to the eShop, they’re getting a quality offering. That’s one of the problems that something like the App Store has.” (With things like New Super Mario Bros. 2 on the service, people will be) more willing to engage with eShop and check out what’s on there.”
Animal Crossing: Jump Out details
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Along with new footage, a bevy of details were shared for Animal Crossing: Jump Out during the latest Nintendo Direct.
A summary of information has been posted below. It covers returning elements, new features, and more.
– Brewster is back
– He’ll serve you a cup of coffee
– Nervous pup Booker will have his own Lost and Found shop
– Choose which shops you want to build
– Determine when these shops open
– Build bridges, wells and other structures
– Alter the color of your furniture
– Clothing design mechanic from Animal Crossing: Wild World is back
– Function will be more like it was in City Folk where you could customize the front, back and sleeves of your outift
– Exchange designs with friends through QR codes
Culdcept 3DS will be given to championship winner
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Nintendo will be hosting a Culdcept tournament in Japan in a few months. The winner will receive the special, limited edition 3DS system pictured above.
The championship will be taking place on November 3.
Capcom files trademark for “Ninja Arms”
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It isn’t clear when the filing was made, but Capcom possesses a trademark for “Ninja Arms” in Japan. As you would expect, the filing is video game-related.
Famitsu will have an “amazing” scoop in its next issue. Maybe the magazine will be unveiling Ninja Arms?
