Armillo targeted for Q1 2014 on Wii U in NA, will have a few months of exclusivity, new trailer
Posted on 11 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Videos, Wii U eShop | 0 comments
Fuzzy Wuzzy Games has provided a few new updates about Armillo on Twitter.
First and foremost, the game should be out in Q1 2014 in North America. A release in Europe won’t be too far behind.
Fuzzy Wuzzy also says Armillo will have at least three months of exclusivity on Wii U.
The tweets in full:
New to Armillo is a speed-run inspired platformer: http://t.co/YA7gnIS06N For every non-boss 3D world, there will be a hidden 2D level.
— Fuzzy Wuzzy Games (@FuzzyWuzzyGames) August 29, 2013
Those will be simple time-based levels well hidden in the 3D worlds. Gotta find them all!
— Fuzzy Wuzzy Games (@FuzzyWuzzyGames) August 29, 2013
Armillo release time window! We're targeting Q1 2014 for a NA Wii U release! Few month exclusivity on the Wii U for at least 3 months.
— Fuzzy Wuzzy Games (@FuzzyWuzzyGames) August 29, 2013
We'll try our best to get a European release not long after as well.
— Fuzzy Wuzzy Games (@FuzzyWuzzyGames) August 29, 2013
If you're going to PAX Prime, be sure to come check us out. Nintendo will be hosting us at their booth between 12pm to 2pm every day.
— Fuzzy Wuzzy Games (@FuzzyWuzzyGames) August 29, 2013
SEGA Australia wanted to remake SEGA classics, Golden Axe pre-alpha footage surfaces
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SEGA Australia had interest in creating a remake of Golden Axe. The studio even pitched the game under a new label known as “SEGA Reborn” – a name SEGA Australia hoped would turn into its own series. Streets of Rage and Shinobi were also targeted as potential remakes.
Each title would receive new content and address issues with the originals. Apparently, SEGA Australia wanted to have all of the classics taking place in the same universe. So as an example, Out Run would take place hundreds of years after Golden Axe.
Sadly, none of these ideas panned out and they weren’t meant to be. You can find a pre-alpha video showing Golden Axe above.
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Splinter Cell: Blacklist comparisons, Wii U version analyzed
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Digital Foundry has put up a new piece analyzing the performance and visuals put into each version of Splinter Cell: Blacklist.
On Wii U, Blacklist maintains the best resolution compared to the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, resulting in the clearest image. However, it comes with lower textures, some framerate drops, fairly lengthy loading screens, and freezing issues.
You can get a better idea about how the Wii U version of Splinter Cell: Blacklist by checking out Digital Foundry’s piece. You can find a few comparison videos below.
