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Pokemon Ranger is arriving on the North American Wii U eShop tomorrow, Nintendo’s website reveals. It will cost $9.99.

Nintendo’s website provides the following overview:

In the Fiore Region there are those sworn to serve people, Pokémon, and nature–the Pokémon Rangers. In their frequently challenging line of work, the Rangers rely on their Capture Stylers–special devices that only they are allowed to use. Using their Catupture Stylers, the Rangers borrow the abilities of Pokémon to uphold Fiore’s peace. But look out for the Go-Rock Squad–they want to use Pokémon for a more sinister purpose, and it’s up to the Pokémon Rangers to help stop them. It’s an adventure that gets you into the Pokémon action like never before!

Nintendo recently said that it would be bringing more Pokemon games to the Virtual Console this summer. On June 23, Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Red/Blue Rescue Team and Explorers of Sky came to Wii U.

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Letter Quest Remastered is a game that tasks players with spelling out words to battle monsters and survive. It’s a turn-based RPG featuring upgrades, books, special items, potions, and more.

Europe will be getting Letter Quest Remastered on July 28 for €9.99. We’ve included a trailer and overview below.

Astrosaurus Games is readying Collateral Thinking “an arcade-style action platformer for Wii U that’s all about beating up alien ghosts, recovering blueprints, and rescuing billionaires on a tight schedule (and budget).”

The indie developer passed along the following overview:

“Collateral Thinking is an arcade-style action platformer for Wii U that’s all about beating up alien ghosts, recovering blueprints, and rescuing billionaires on a tight schedule (and budget). Each level is a self-contained screen that gives you one of three specific tasks to complete in 30 short seconds – to “Avoid” all the hazards, to “Bust” all the enemies, or to “Collect” all the blueprints. These quickfire challenges force you to quickly survey your surroundings and then jump into action in order to progress through the 100+ floors and net as much cash as possible along the way. The game is meant to blend the core floor-climbing, obstacle negotiation of Donkey Kong with the original Mario Bros.’ single-screen enemy hunting, and then crank up the speed, intensity, and absurdity while adding elements of Wario Ware’s unpredictability and impulsivity to the mix.”

Astrosaurus Games says Collateral Thinking will be out within “the next week or two” in North America. Europe and Australia will have it on August 18. When it’s available, the game will cost $2.99.

Source: Astrosaurus Games PR

Another round of footage has emerged from the new Wii U eShop title Buddy & Me Dream Edition. The latest gameplay video is below.

Footage of Dragon Skills has emerged ahead of its European launch tomorrow on the eShop. Check out the gameplay below.

Buddy & Me Dream Edition is slated for release tomorrow in both North America and Europe on the Wii U eShop. Watch a few minutes of gameplay below.

We have file sizes for two Wii U eShop games arriving very soon. Buddy & Me Dream Edition, out tomorrow in North America and Europe, requires 278MB. The European release Dragon Skills is 318MB.

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A few new titles are coming to the Japanese eShop on July 27. Here’s a look at the upcoming digital downloads:

Wii U Virtual Console

Animal Crossing: Wild World (DS, 950 yen)
Pokemon Ranger: Shadows of Almia (DS, 950 yen)

3DS Download

Shift DX – 500 yen
Mini Sport Soul – 500 yen
Stickman Super Athletics – 400 yen

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Nintendo released official videos for Mario Tennis, Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky, and Salamander on the Japanese Wii U Virtual Console. Watch them below.

The North American eShop has started to update with some of the games coming to Wii U this week. Here’s a look at what’s on tap thus far:

Buddy & Me: Dream Edition – $4.99
Defend your Crypt – $2.99 (should also be on 3DS assuming no delays)
Hot Rod Racer – $2.54
Humanitarian Helicopter – ?

These games (and maybe more) will be out starting on July 21 – this Thursday.

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