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Skeasy footage

Posted on 9 years ago by (@NE_Brian) in Videos, Wii U eShop | 8 Comments

Last week, RCMADIAX brought Skeasy to the North American Wii U eShop. Check out a few minutes of footage below.

In Japan, Koei Tecmo produced a couple of special Hyrule Warriors Legends packages for Japan. One of these was the Treasure Box. Take a full look at it in the video below.


Today, Choice Provisions announced a final release date for Shutshimi on Wii U. The title will be distributed as an eShop game on February 4.

Shutshimi will support off-TV play. Additionally, the game includes 4-player local co-op.

Here’s the news published on Choice Provisions’ Twitter page:


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Rainy Night Creations confirmed via its Facebook page that FreezeME is arriving on the North American Wii U eShop next week. It can be purchased and downloaded on the eShop starting on February 4.

If you purchase FreezeME during its launch week, you’ll only need to pay $9.99. It’ll go up to the normal $13.99 asking price after this period.

FreezeME is still coming to Europe as well. All that’s left for PAL regions is ratings in different territories.

FreezeME will release for Wii U on USA, Canada and Mexico on the 4th of February!Also, FreezeME will launch on a…

Posted by FreezeMe on Monday, January 25, 2016

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30 minutes of footage has come in for Final Fantasy Explorers. Watch the latest gameplay below.

Peg Solitaire is slated for release on February 4 as a Wii U eShop download, RCMADIAX announced today. Pricing will be set at $1.49.

Here’s the news straight from RCMADIAX’s Twitter:


RCMADIAX also confirmed that Tap Tap Arcade will be available on February 18 for $1.99.


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On Thursday, Wii U owners in Europe will have access to Final Fantasy Tactics Advance as the latest Virtual Console title. Watch the official trailer below.

After its phenomenal success on Kickstarter, Mighty No. 9 has had a somewhat troubled development period, with multiple delays and lukewarm receptions to its gameplay. Today, an e-mail was sent to backers of the project from Keiji Inafune himself, informing them that the game would not be ready in time for its targeted release date of in February. Inafune cites bugs in the game’s network / online as the reason for the delay. The new release date is, for the moment, set as “Spring 2016”.

Here’s Inafune’s statement in full:

To the fans eagerly awaiting the release of Mighty No. 9,

Unfortunately, we have an announcement that will be very disappointing to all of you. In preparation for the February release of Mighty No. 9 we have been working hard with our partners to resolve any network issues and porting work necessary to publish Mighty No. 9 on the various platforms. However, the issues relating to the network modes were more critical than expected, and it has become apparent that we will need to delay the game from its February 9th release date. We have been working up until the very last moment to resolve these issues in order to make the February release, but it has become clear that we no longer have enough time to fix the issues and have everything prepared for release.

Nintendo will perform some additional maintenance on a couple of services this week, meaning that online functions won’t be available. Minecraft: Wii U Edition will undergo maintenance at the following times:

January 26, 4:50 PM – January 26, 6:30 PM Pacific Time / January 27th, 1:50 AM – January 27th, 3:30 AM Central European Standard Time / January 27th, 9:50 AM – January 27, 11 AM Japan Standard Time

Super Mario Maker Bookmark, the web portal for Super Mario Maker, will also undergo maintenance and won’t be available at the following time:

January 25, 9 PM – January 25, 10 PM Pacific Time / January 26th, 6 AM – January 26th, 7 AM Central European Standard Time / January 26th, 2 PM – January 26, 3 PM Japan Standard Time

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