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Title: Woah Dave!
Developer: Choice Provisions
Publisher: Choice Provisions
Rating: E – Mild Fantasy Violence
Release Window: Fall 2014
Platforms: Nintendo 3DS (Nintendo eShop)
# of players: 1 player
Genre: Action

Game Description: In Woah Dave!, players gun for digital glory by slaughtering aliens, stealing their loose change, and racking up the highest score possible. Easier said than done, however, as everything on the map—including your own ammo—is trying to kill you. No one ever said being a Dave was easy.

The brave players who manage to survive the alien onslaught and collect the most coins will be rewarded with top placement on the leaderboard. Do you have what it takes to be the best Dave? Or will you end up playing second fiddle to another, more powerful Dave?

Good luck, and may the best Dave win.

Game Title: Xeodrifter
Developer: Renegade Kid
Platform: Nintendo 3DS™ / Nintendo eShop
Release Date: Q4 2014
Genre: Action, Adventure, Platformer
ESRB: E – Mild Fantasy Violence

Game Description:

Xeodrifter is the story of an interstellar drifter traveling the stars on a simple mission of exploration. We join our nomad as he embarks on the investigation of a small cluster of four planets in the omega sector, after a collision with a rogue asteroid damages his warp core.

Project Name Chariot
Genre 2D couch cooperative platformer
Platforms Wii U (Nintendo eShop)
Target Audience Gamers, aged 24-35, looking for coop games to play with friends or
family members.
Age Rating E for everyone with mild fantasy violence
Release Date Fall 2014

Chariot is a humoristic physics-based couch co-op platformer in which a brave princess and her suitor carry a funeral wagon through anicent caves, fending-off swarms of looters while amassing riches, to bury the King’s remains in a worthy gold-filled tomb.

Developer: THREAKS, Based in Hamburg, Germany
Release date: Spring 2015
Platforms: Wii U
ESRB: RP
Genre: Musical Action-Adventure
Website: beatbuddy.com/

In spring 2015 Nintendo fans will be the first console players to enjoy the PC action-adventure Beatbuddy. The awarded game combines puzzle solving and enemy vanquishing with exploration. The Wii U version features six beautifully hand-drawn worlds, each with their own amazing soundtrack composed by industry legends such as Austin Wintory, Parov Stelar, chiptune-genius Sabrepulse, the La Rochelle Band — and more to come with post-launch DLC that will bring new songs and enable new ways to experience the game’s levels.

Today’s screenshot contains an interesting tidbit from one of the new stages:

Today Sakurai explains how Amiibos will function in the Wii U version:

 


He continues:

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Once you do, the trophy of your amiibo character transforms into a Figure Player (FP)!! FPs fight and develop on their own.

No new information in today’s screenshot, but Sakurai has a friendly reminder for us about Conquest mode:

It’s been a little while since we last featured a game from an independent developer on the top of Nintendo Everything through the “Weekly Screenshot” feature, but after Shin’en wrapped up their tenure with us showcasing exclusive Art of Balance images, we decided to take our time looking for a developer that had a game with something worth sharing with your eyes. Our choice this time? Mobot Studios’ Paper Monster Recut, which falls under the categories of “Wii U eShop game” and “charming platformer”. You can find plenty of info about the game around the site through the sidebar to the right.

Our liaison at Mobot Studios is Jon Williams, and he’s going to give us a bit of context on the intriguing screenshot above:

“Here’s our first screenshot. It’s from a new night time level in the first world of the game. We really like the look we were able to achieve with the angle of light from the moon reflecting off the top of objects, the glow from the new bloom lighting, and the real time shadows that are all new in Paper Monsters Recut.”


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