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MapleStory: The Girl’s Fate has been dated for Japan. SEGA will publish the game on April 24. Originally, MapleStory: The Girl’s Fate was released in Korea by Nexon.

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A new reward has been added to the European Club Nintendo site. For 2,500 points, members can receive one of three “Power Up Pouches”. Light grey, light blue, and blue color variations are available. You can check them out here.



Aside from NBA 2K13, Take-Two Interactive hasn’t produced much content for Wii U. That’s unlikely to change in the future.

Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick once again commented on Wii U, telling GamesIndustry:

“We haven’t talked about specific titles in development, but we’ve said our strategy is to meet consumers where they are. If they’re buying hardware, we’ll be there with software. That said, we make these really big, AAA titles that work on some platforms, but not others.”

Zelnick said in June 2012 that he was “skeptical” about Wii U when it comes to core games. Apparently, his mentality hasn’t changed much since then.

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Bike Rider DX2: Galaxy could hit the North American 3DS eShop within the next few months.

The game’s official Twitter account says that a May launch is currently targeted. Additionally, exclusive DLC is planned for the North American version.

The tweet in full:


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Indie developer Guilherme Vargas is looking to fund his new project “The adventures of Bit ‘n’ Ravh” on Kickstarter. The side-scrolling adventure game needs $35,000 in order to receive funding, but Nintendo fans would likely be more interested in one of the campaign’s stretch goals.

The adventures of Bit ‘n’ Ravh will head to Wii U if donations exceed $75,000. Assuming the stretch goal is met, Vargas will acquire Wii U dev software and intends to bring in “skilled programmers” for the eShop release.

You can check out the Kickstarter page for The adventures of Bit ‘n’ Ravh here. The campaign ends on March 9.

Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games has received a discount on the European Wii U eShop. Between February 7 and February 9, the game can be purchased for 30 percent off.

Nintendo relayed the news on Twitter a short while ago:


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