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A new character has been introduced for UCraft: “Mama Drama”. Nexis Games, the developer behind the project, says she “is known throughout the world of UCraft as a gun slinging, high flying take no prisoners kinda girl.” We have a few screenshots of Mama Drama below.

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Car Battler Joe came out on the North American Wii U Virtual Console yesterday. For some footage of the game, watch the video below.

Image & Form tackles a few more topics regarding the SteamWorld franchise in its second episode of “The Engine Room”. In today’s video, the studio talks about why each SteamWorld game is in a different genre, shares thoughts on SteamWorld sequels, and discusses future SteamWorld genre wishes. Check out The Engine Room #2 below.

Two Tribes went live with a new RIVE video today. We’re able to see the progress made with the game, including new environments and hacks. Check it out below.

It appears that Pumped BMX + has been pushed back slightly on Wii U. Curve Digital announced a new, final date today of October 1.

Pumped BMX + is priced at £7.99 / €9.99 / $9.99. However, a discount will be available during the first two weeks of release.

A new Pumped BMX + video with pro BMXer Dan Lacey can be found below.


Several new titles are coming to the Japanese eShop on September 30. Here’s a look at the upcoming digital downloads:

Wii U Download

Runner2 – 1,000 yen
Darts Up – 200 yen
Hirameki Puzzle Tetogram – 400 yen

Wii U Virtual Console

Metroid Prime Hunters (DS, 950 yen)
Gradius (MSX, 823 yen)
Rushing Beat (Super Famicom, 823 yen)

3DS Download

Cave Story – 1,000 yen
Shuriken Sentai Ninninger – 1,000 yen
Maru Gokaku! IT Passport Examination 2015 Fiscal Year Edition – 2,800 yen

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Nintendo has published its second indie interview from PAX Prime 2015. This time around, the company’s Damon Baker interviews GalaxyTrail about Freedom Planet. We have the video below.

The Plague of Shadows update for file size is now available. On Wii U, the patch weighs in at a little under 100MB.

The 3DS version is slightly different. You’ll need 715 blocks of free space, but that’s from the entire game. Yacht Club Games has brought the overall size down from 1,217 blocks.

Note that on 3DS, you’ll want to grab the update from the 3DS eShop. Don’t use the in-game menu!

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Dreadlocks has determined a more specific release window for the Wii U version of Dex. In a Kickstarter update, the studio said that the game can be expected on the eShop sometime during Q1 2016.

Dreadlocks spoke very positively about working with Nintendo and the Wii U in general. This version “will feature some unique functionalities”, according to the developer.

Here’s what was shared in the Kickstarter update:

“Both the Wii U and Ouya versions are still very much in development and our target release window is Q1 2016 (possibly Q2 for Ouya). We realize that this is later than first anticipated, and that those of you waiting for these versions to play Dex are getting impatient. The main reason for the delay is that we decided to work of the Enhanced Version of Dex to improve several aspects of the game, based on the feedback we received following the release. The console versions will of course include all those changes (and more), so our development schedule was significantly shifted as a result.

Nintendo has been extremely helpful and delightful to work with, and we’re very excited about the Wii U version, which will feature some unique functionalities, more of which we’ll detail in the coming months.”

Because of the fairly long wait, Kickstarter backers who pledged for the console version will receive a free Steam key so that the game can be played as soon as possible. The console codes will still be distributed next year as well.

You can read up on the full Kickstarter update here.

With the release of Extreme Exorcism just a few days away, Ripstone has posted a launch trailer for the game. Check it out below.


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