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Joel Nyström, CEO and founder of Ludosity divulged a few new details about the Wii U version of Ittle Dew while speaking with Nintendo Life. Here’s the latest:

– Leaderboards for Wii U still being decided on
– GamePad shows the map
– Map is updated in realtime as you progress and uncover more of the world
– Press the minus button on the GamePad to switch the screens
– Doing so will move the action to the GamePad and map to the TV
– Supports Wii U Pro Controller and Classic Pro
– Game isn’t coming to the 3DS
– “We would have to port the entire game over without any middleware, and that takes a lot of time. It’s really too bad that Unity decided to not support the 3DS.”
– “Nintendo are great to work with – really approachable and helpful even to small studios like us. But really, there are only a handful publishers out there that aren’t. Most publishers have a strategy for indie titles these days.”
– Wii U version “ready for submission at a day’s notice.”
– Waiting for Unity to come out of beta
– Game could be out within a month

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Eurogamer recently caught up with Phil Gaskell, creative director and co-founder of Ripstone. Gaskell shared some insight into the company’s relationship with Nintendo and noted how the Big N has been “a lot swifter” in changing its technical policies.

Specifically, Ripstone was told very quickly that cross-play is supported – even with non-Nintendo systems. Therefore Wii U and 3DS owners will be able to play Pure Chess with iOS and Android users online. Ripstone is also looking into the possibility of supporting the PlayStation 3 and PS Vita with cross-play.

According to Gaskell:


VD-Dev has shared the first bit of information about its new 3DS eShop game, “IronFall”.

The studio confirmed to us that Iron Fall is a third-person shooter. It’s VD-Dev’s first independent project, and has been in development for two years.

Additionally, VD-Dev tells us that the team is “pushing the 3DS to its limits.”

That’s all for now. New details will be shared in about two weeks.


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Bubble Bobble will be hitting the Japanese eShop as a Famicom download on October 16 for 500 yen. Screenshots of the game can be found above.

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Working with a publisher isn’t something that Comcept is forced to consider. Thanks to generous donations received on Kickstarter, the game can be released independently.

But let’s talk hypotheticals. Say Capcom were to approach creator Keiji Inafune and the team at Comcept about handling publishing duties. Is this something Inafune would be open to? To put it simply: yes.

Inafune told Game Informer this month:

“I would hear their terms. If they had the best terms, I would go with Capcom. There is no reason not to publish with Capcom, and I certainly don’t feel like there’s a reason that I have to publish with Capcom. Literally, it would be a very cut-and-dried business negotiation. If they had the best terms, the logical businessman in me would say, ‘Yes, let’s go with them.'”

What would make Capcom publishing Mighty No. 9 particularly interesting is how Inafune would be returning to the company he started out with (and eventually left), in a sense. But again, the game could very well end up without a publisher – and no one would really mind that.


Gameware Europe’s Kickstarter for its new James Pond project has ended. The campaign had until October 20 to raise a total of £100,000, but it seemed like funds would fall well short of that goal.

Now the question is, what’s the future of James Pond? Gameware doesn’t seem to be giving up, as the company acknowledged in a new update “that there sure is still a lot of love for this plucky secret agent fish and we believe it’ll only take the right game and the right campaign to make James Pond 4 a reality.”

“But is this the end for Pond? We sure hope not! If there’s one thing we’ve learned from running this campaign it’s that there sure is still a lot of love for this plucky secret agent fish and we believe it’ll only take the right game and the right campaign to make James Pond 4 a reality. So stay tuned and we will be back with more news soon.”

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Software

1. Pokemon Dream Radar
2. The Legend of Zelda
3. Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Minis March Again!
4. Rune Factory 4
5. Animal Crossing: New Leaf
6. SteamWorld Dig
7. Zelda: Oracle of Ages
8. Zelda: Oracle of Seasons
9. Art Academy: First Semester
10. Scribblenauts Unmasked
11. Super Mario Bros. 2
12. Pokedex 3D Pro
13. Zelda: Link’s Awakening DX
14. Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate
15. Super Mario Bros.
16. Etrian Odyssey Untold: The Millennium Girl
17. Shantae
18. Gunman Clive
19. Picross e3
20. Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D

Videos

1. Pokemon X/Y – Mega-Evolved Pokemon Revealed!
2. Three New Mega-Evolved Pokemon Revealed!
3. Nintendo Direct: 10/1/13
4. Get Excited for Pokemon X/Y!
5. Mario & Luigi: Dream Team TV Bloopers
6. Super Mario 3D World Trailer 2
7. Scribblenauts Unmasked Trailer 6/11/13
8. Super Mario 3D World Trailer
9. Zelda: A Link Between Worlds Trailer
10. Finding Luigi – Legend of Parkour
11. Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games Trailer
12. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Trailer
13. Rayman Legends Accolades Trailer
14. Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze Trailer 6/11/13
15. Pokemon X/Y Developer Roundtable Gameplay
16. Developer Direct @ E3 2013 – Super Smash Bros.
17. Pokemon Direct 9/4/13
18. Pokemon X/Y Gameplay 7/14
19. Flipnote Studio 3D Samples
20. New Super Luigi U Trailer 6/11/13

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This week’s video additions to the Wii U and 3DS eShops are as follows:

Wii U

Nintendo Minute: Unboxing the Zelda Bundle
Scribblenauts Unmasked Video 2
Batman Arkham Origins Trailer
TNT Racers Trailer
Final Fight Trailer
Final Fight 2 Trailer
Final Fight 3 Trailer
1001 Spikes Trailer
Armillo Trailer
Knytt Underground Trailer
Pier Solar Trailer
QUBE Trailer
Shovel Knight Trailer
Tengami Trailer
Teslagrad Trailer
Wooden Sen’Sey Trailer
Unepic Trailer
Scram Kitty Trailer
Angry Birds Star Wars Trailer

3DS

Retro City Rampage Trailer
Siesta Fiest Announcement Trailer
Grinsia Trailer
Treasurenauts Trailer
Jett Rocket 2 Teaser
Shantae and the Pirate’s Curse Trailer
Family Bowling 3D Trailer
Halloween: Trick or Treat 2 Trailer
Etrian Odyssey Untold: The Millennium Girl – Highlander
Etrian Odyssey Untold: The Millennium Girl – Battle
Heavy Fire: Black Arms 3D Trailer

Source: Wii U/3DS eShops


This week’s European Nintendo Downloads are as follows:

3DS retail

Pokemon X – €44.99 / £39.99 (available Oct. 12)
Pokemon Y – €44.99 / £39.99 (available Oct. 12)
Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor Overclocked – €34.99 / £29.99
Hot Wheels World’s Best Driver – €29.99 / £24.99

Wii U VC

Golf (US version) – €4.99 / £3.49
Tennis – €4.99 / £3.49

Special offers

Dress To Play: Magic Bubbles! – €1.99 (£1.79) until 10/11/13, 23:59 local time. Was €3.99 (£3.59).
3D Game Collection – €2.00 (£2.00) until 25/10/13, 00:59 CEST. Was €24.99 (£11.99).
3D MahJongg – €2.00 (£2.00) until 25/10/13, 00:59 CEST. Was €4.99 (£4.49).
Gardenscapes – €2.00 (£2.00) until 25/10/13, 00:59 CEST. Was €29.99 (£14.99).
Murder on the Titanic – €2.00 (£2.00) until 25/10/13, 00:59 CEST. Was €29.99 (£14.99).
Little Inferno – €4.99 (£4.49) until 10/11/13, 23:59 local time. Was €9.99 (£8.99).

Permanent price reductions

Block Factory – €2.79 (£2.49). Was €3.99 (£3.59).
Viking Invasion 2 – Tower Defense – €6.99 (£6.29). Was €7.99 (£6.99)

Source: Nintendo PR



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