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A pair of titles have been confirmed for release in Europe on January 21. Shadow Puppeteer will be out on Wii U, whereas RV-7: My Drone will be on 3DS. I would expect that both of these will be available in North America around the same time.

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1080° Snowboarding joins the Wii U Virtual Console in Europe on December 31. Get a look at the official trailer below.

Wave Race 64 hits the European Wii U Virtual Console on December 31. View the official trailer below.

Check out some screenshots of this week’s European Nintendo downloads:

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This week’s European Nintendo Downloads are as follows:

Wii U Virtual Console

Wave Race 64 (N64) – €9.99 (€4.99 if you own 1080° Snowboarding on the same Wii U. Offer ends January 7th.)

1080° Snowboarding (N64) – (€4.99 if you own Wave Race 64 on the same Wii U. Offer ends January 7th.)

3DS Retail

Story of Seasons – €39.99

eShop Sales

Wii U

99 Moves – €1.49 (Ends January 28th, regular price €2.49)

Abyss – €1.49 (Ends January 28th, regular price €1.99)

3DS

Castle Conqueror Defender – €3.49 (Ends January 21s, regular price €4.99)

Castle Conqueror EX – €2.99 (Ends January 21st, regular price €3.99)

Demon King Box – €2.99 (Ends January 21st, regular price €3.99)

European Conqueror 3D – €2.99 (Ends January 21st, regular price €3.99)

Football Up 3D – €1.99 (Ends January 28st, regular price €2.99)

Nano Assault EX – €7.49 (Ends January 21st, regular price €9.99)

Real Heroes: Firefighter 3D Download Version – €4.99 (Ends January 14th, regular price €9.99)

Tappingo – €1.99 (Ends January 21st, regular price €2.99)

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Super Mario Galaxy made its way to the North American Wii U eShop this week as the latest Wii download. View some footage of the game below.

Minecraft: Wii U Edition only just launched on the eShop last week. Despite that, it’s already tearing up the eShop charts in Japan. It’s currently the ninth best-selling game on the digital store of all time.

To reach the eighth spot, Minecraft will need to outsell NES Remix. Splatoon, Dragon Quest X, Pokemon Rumble U, Super Mario Maker, Art Academy: SketchPad, Mario Kart 8, and Super Mario World are the other games ahead of it.

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A few weeks back, Saturnine Games showcased Antipole DX during a stream for Gameacon in New Jersey. I forgot that I had this, but I managed to capture a good amount of the segment. Watch it below for a 16-minute look at Antipole DX.

13AM Games isn’t finished working on Runbow. Despite bringing the game out back in late August, there are still plans to support it with new content and updates.

Managing director Dave Proctor teased:

“I mean… this game has been our whole life for the last two years, so it’s going to be everyone else’s for at least the next 12 months. We have a lot of plans for Runbow. We’re going to start announcing these things soon, but suffice it to say you haven’t heard the last of this little game and those scrappy Canadians that made it.

One thing we’ve never shied away from is admitting that there will be more content. We’re putting the finishing touches on it now, and let me tell you we really think the fans are going to love it. We’ve also got a few more updates that we are pushing out, including some fixes to some issues that fans have been calling for since launch.

Proctor also spoke very vaguely about what lies beyond Runbow, stating:

But we are also working on a couple other ideas, and seeing if we can bring that 13AM magic to new titles in the near future. We’re not done with Runbow yet, but we are working on getting a couple more planes off the ground. Planes that are already built this time.”

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FreezeME won’t be on the Wii U eShop until sometime next year due to some issues that required Rainy Night Creations to resubmit the game. However, the PC release did take place earlier this month, and plenty of footage has been posted online. A fairly lengthy video can be found below.


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