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Activision made the next-generation version of Call of Duty: Ghosts official this week when the game was unveiled at Microsoft’s Xbox One announcement event. Infinity Ward later confirmed Ghosts for the PlayStation 4 as well. That leaves Wii U as the only console without a confirmation that the shooter is on the way.

We had hoped that Activision may have something new to share about Ghosts for Wii U now that next-gen versions are out in the open. Sadly, that’s not the case. When asked about any news of a Wii U version, the company told us that it doesn’t have “anything more to announce about Ghosts at this time.”

I still have a feeling that Ghosts will be on Wii U, but the fact that we can’t get a straight answer is maddening.


Two more shots from Mutant Mudds Deluxe were posted on the Twitter account of Renegade Kid co-founder Jools Watsham. Both are posted below.


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You’ve seen the scan of One Piece: Unlimited World Red. Now you’re probably wondering what this one is about.

As described in Jump, Unlimited World Rep is a “multi-action adventure” game. You’ll be able to team up with three others and experience events such as fishing, bug-catching, and treasure-hunting. It looks like additional elements other than battling can be done with four players as well.

Jump doesn’t list a release date or price for One Piece: Unlimited World Red. Maybe Namco Bandai will have a more specific window to share when the game is officially announced.


There’s a new Zen Pinball 2 update waiting for Wii U players. Developer Zen Studios confirmed on Twitter that the patch fixes a few connectivity issues.

Here’s the relevant tweet in full:

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Namco Bandai prepared a “Lethal Surprise” demo for Project X Zone. This was released today. Another demo, “Dark Hours”, is scheduled for June 27 and features action in a Ghosts ‘n Goblins stage.

No word yet on when these two demos will be made available in North America.

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Neko Entertainment has a new game lined up for the Wii U and 3DS: The Mysterious Cities of Gold.

Perhaps that name sounds familiar to some of you. The project is based on the same French/Japanese animated series that originally aired in the 1980s.

Only a few details about the game are known at present. Players will be able to switch between the heroes Esteban, Zia and Tao, and areas will be shown from a top-down perspective.

The Mysterious Cities of Gold will be available this fall.

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