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The Wii U hasn’t managed to catch on like the Wii. Nintendo’s last console had a simple premise: pick up the controller, swing away, and you’ll be good to go. Unlike the Wii remote, the GamePad is a much more complex device.

So while there may be skepticism surrounding the Wii U, Shigeru Miyamoto believes that people will begin to understand its purpose more as they familiarize themselves with what it has to offer.

He told CNN:

“There was a period when we first released the Nintendo DS that people would say there’s no way people can look at two screens at once. I almost feel like, as people get more familiar with Wii U and these touchscreen interfaces, that there is going to come a point where they feel like ‘I can’t do everything I want to do if I don’t have a second screen’.”

Miyamoto continued, discussing the Wii U’s wide array of functions:

“I feel a device like Wii U, with its ability to continue to offer new features and that network connection and the connection to the TV and the interface, really makes it feel that it’s more than just a game machine, but something that offers a lot of practical use and practical purpose in the living room. I look at it as being a very useful device that can do many different things and therefore really seems to be the device that’s ideal to have in the living room.”

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New Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D details have arrived from a fact sheet published by Nintendo of Europe.

The updated Wii game will contain a few new elements. Players will be able to experience the entire adventure with a friend through local play, and there’s also an easy mode that gives Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong one extra heart each. Nintendo also says that Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D possesses “brand new content created just for Nintendo 3DS”.

You can find the full fact sheet below.


With Aliens: Colonial Marines’ Wii U cancellation, SEGA has no new games on the way for the platform… so it would seem. But not so fast! The company tried softening today’s news “blow” with a tease that it has “some fantastic developments for Wii U in the pipeline”. SEGA didn’t specify when it would be making any announcements.

A statement from SEGA reads:

“We are constantly looking at all areas of our business and in this case have made the decision to not continue development of the Wii U version. Rest assured that we have some fantastic developments for Wii U in the pipeline which we will announce at a later date.”

When it comes to Aliens: Colonial Marines, I can imagine that SEGA believed that publishing a new version of the game wouldn’t be viable at this point. It’s just not a good product, and it would have very likely bombed on Wii U.

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Two Tribes finally launched Toki Tori 2 yesterday, but the studio doesn’t plan to end its support of the Wii U eShop game. In fact, the company is currently looking for feedback from users when it comes to gameflow so that it can gather up requests for a future update. Head on over to the game’s Miiverse community and share your thoughts!

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More details about Gaist Crusher have emerged since its initial announcement. You can find more information about the game below.


– Young men equipped with metallic life forms known as “Gaist” and “Gaist Gear”
– When you destroy a “Gaist” you get “Gaimetal” or “Gaiphon”, used to make “Gaist Gear”
– Gaist Gear comes in two forms: Mail Form (defensive) and Weapon Form (offensive)
– Over 100 different “Gaist Gear” available
– Multiplayer modes will be both co-op and competitive


Namco Bandai came right out of the gate with a Tales game for the 3DS when it launched. The same can’t be said about Nintendo’s new console, the Wii U.

While series producer Hideo Baba appreciates the system – calling it “brilliant” – he told Kotaku that Namco Bandai and the Tales team “don’t have any development plans to make any Tales of games for the Wii U.”

Baba said:

“I think the Wii U is a brilliant console that offers a lot of innovation and possibility for new types of gameplay. However at this current time we don’t have any development plans to make any Tales of games for the Wii U.”

Namco Bandai did release two Tales games on the Wii’s successor: Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World and Tales of Graces. The latter never launched overseas, but it eventually received an upgrade on the PS3 under the new name Tales of Graces F. It released in both North America and Europe last year.

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EA and Criterion Games published a new update for Need for Speed: Most Wanted U today. What exactly the patch does is unknown at the moment, but it does bring the game up to version 1.2.0. We’ll bring you up to speed on additional details if/when they arrive.



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