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Several new games out came out this week on the Wii U and 3DS eShops. If you’re interested in checking out what’s new in screenshot form, take a peak at the gallery below.

RCMADIAX has long been developing Super Robo Mouse, a new game for the Wii U eShop. If all goes as planned, the game will finally be available in April.

RCMADIAX said on Twitter today that Super Robo Mouse has been submitted to Nintendo in both North America and Europe. The indie developer anticipates an April 7 release date.


Kuru Kuru Kururin headed to North America for the first time yesterday as a Wii U Virtual Console title. Watch some footage below.

Yesterday saw the release of Polarium Advance on the Wii U Virtual Console. In the video below, you can get a feel for how the game plays.

Replay: VHS is not Dead, published by Neko Entertainment, now has a release date in Europe. The game will be available on February 25. Pricing is set at €9.99.

Originally, Replay: VHS is not Dead debuted on platforms like PC last summer. It’s a puzzle-platformer which takes place in a movie-based universe.

Here’s a trailer:

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Cypronia has confirmed that Cube Life: Island Survival version 1.2 will be available in all territories next month. As for what it entails, here’s the lowdown:

– Share Custom Maps (like Super Mario Maker)
– 400+ items are now available! New items like ladders, motorboats, diving masks, traps, etc.
– Completely redesigned AI. Canibals are now smarter.
– Stealth attacks! Approach an enemy from behind and gain the upper hand
– Bigger world to explore at 3,520 x 3,520 blocks (was previously 2,880 x 2,880)
– New pets: Added Chickens, Boars, Baby Boars, and Giant Crabs
– New Animals: Rabbits, Puffer Fish, Parrots, Lizards, Gorillas, Crabs, and Jellyfish
– Fight New Enemy Bosses: The Kraken, and Cannibal Boss
– Assign commands to pets now (defensive, offensive, or collect items)
– New Color Map with Radar (displays position of enemies, pets)
– New release territory – Available for download in Australia + New Zealand

Cube Life: Island Survival is doing very well in Japan, where it launched earlier this month. It’s currently ranked third in the recent best-sellers list on the Wii U eShpo.

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This week’s Wii U eShop charts are as follows:

Software

1. Minecraft: Wii U Edition
2. Minecraft: Story Mode – Episode 1
3. Super Mario Maker
4. Zelda: The Minish Cap
5. Super Mario World
6. Zelda: Ocarina of Time
7. Super Mario 64
8. EarthBound
9. Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3
10. Super Mario Bros. 3
11. Super Mario Bros.
12. Final Fantasy Tactics Advance
13. Metroid: Zero Mission
14. Paper Mario
15. Octodad: Dadliest Catch
16. Shovel Knight
17. Donkey Kong Country
18. Castlevania
19. Zelda: A Link to the Past
20. Super Smash Bros. for Wii U

Videos

1. Minecraft: Story Mode Trailer
2. Play Nintendo Introduction Video
3. Super Smash Bros. – Bayonetta Gets Wicked
4. Super Mario Advance 4; Super Mario Bros. 3 Trailer
5. LEGO Marvel’s Avengers Trailer
6. Yoshi’s Woolly World Adventure Guide Episode 1
7. Great Games to Buy with eShop Cards
8. Star Fox Zero | Introducing Star Fox
9. Super Smash Bros. – Final Presentation
10. LEGO Marvel’s Avengers Trailer
11. Yoshi’s Woolly World Adventure Guide Episode 3
12. New Super Mario Bros. U Video
13. Nintendo Minute – Super Mario Maker SUP-tember Fav levels 1
14. Oddworld: New ‘n’ Tasty Nindies@Night PAX Trailer
15. Shadow Puppeteer Trailer
16. Yoshi’s Woolly World Adventure Guide Episode 2
17. Zelda: The Minish Cap Trailer
18. Super Smash Bros. – Corrin Chooses to Smash
19. Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash – Smash the Competition Trailer
20. LEGO Marvel’s Avengers Launch Trailer

Source: Wii U eShop

More:

Big Brain Academy landed on the North American Wii U Virtual Console today. As such, we’re posting one more gameplay video below.

We’re sharing one final video from Oddworld: New ‘n’ Tasty, which you can find below. It shows even more gameplay from the just-released Wii U title.

Several developers partnered together to host a “Nindies Love You” sale on the eShop today. 50 percent discounts are live for a number of Wii U and 3DS games in North America, Europe, and Australia.

The campaign started with an idea from Greg Wiggleton, the founder of ZeNfA Productions. In an interview with Nintendo Life, Wiggleton explained how it came about:

I truly had the idea for this group event sale around a year ago when the 1st and 2nd “epic indie sale” events were happening. I was curious if it was possible to host my own type of sale with other indies I’m in contact with and if Nintendo would advertise it on the eShop at all. It was around August 2015 that I finally started to get active in recruiting other Nintendo indies and contacting Nintendo directly about setting up one of these sales.

The very 1st step I took was taking charge of this idea and contacting Nintendo (already with a few select indies interested) back around August 2015. I was curious on how these group sales came into being. Nintendo would go on to tell me that these group indie sales were 100% created from indies and that Nintendo just helped set it up with the indies being in charge of it. From there I tried to gather a bunch of different indie Wii U games that would go well with this sale and show Nintendo that we were interested in doing our own sale. From here, I would go on to be Nintendo’s main contact for our group and talk to Nintendo on what is required, type of banners needed, and deadlines for different parts were. Every few weeks I would send updates to all involved as well as keep Nintendo involved with our developments to help keep them informed that we were serious about doing this sale.

The original goal was to have this 2 week sale period occur sometime around Christmas of 2015. A few of us involved early on thought this might be a good idea. After all, the Christmas period can be very nice for sales. However, a problem with this plan was that this period is usually very crowded. Nintendo themselves even warned us that a sale like this in December was a bad idea and recommended January or February for doing this sale. By October we finally decided to officially make it a February sale. Since this would take place around Valentine’s, we decided on that as a theme and came up with the “Nindies Love You” title for it.

As for another promotion like Nindies Love You, Wiggleton is very much interested in making that happen.

I would love to create new promotions like this in the future. I am hopeful that this event goes well for all involved so that we can all continue to make interesting and fun games for Nintendo systems for all to enjoy. Who knows, maybe one day you might see a similar promotion by me for the Nintendo NX for a new set of games!

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