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Image & Form has updated its site with some great new artwork and details about how they work through the process of selecting the artwork for their games.

Check out the screenshots below and see what you think.

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Another Wii download for Wii U is up now on the Japanese eShop. System owners can purchase Sin & Punishment: Star Successor, which originally came out in the territory back in October 2009. On Wii U, the title weighs about 667MB.

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At least one new title is coming to the Japanese eShop next week. Here’s a look at the upcoming digital downloads:

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SIMPLE DL Series Vol. 36 (520 yen)

That seems to be all! We’ll let you know if anything else pops up. The game above launches on April 1.

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Super Cucumber & Down the Drain managed to reach its $10,000 Kickstarter goal a few days ago. As a result, it’s now confirmed that the project will be coming to Wii U.

Super Cucumber & Down the Drain is intended to be a classic 2D platformer. Players will be able to use various mobility and combat skills, face off against enemies, and more. The above video should give you a decent idea as to what you can expect from the game, but more information can be found on the Kickstarter page here.

Super Cucumber & Down the Drain is targeted for launch in March 2016.

A new patch is now available for Electronic Super Joy: Groove City. Over on Miiverse, Yazar Media Group confirmed that the update adds Pro Controller support. Some bugs have been addressed as well.


Thanks to Jake for the tip.

Back when we originally reported on Underground, we mentioned how the game could be used to help train surgeons. Two control methods were always planned: one with a standard scheme, and another using a special setup.

With Underground’s North American release on the way, Grendel Games is finally ready to begin selling a laparoscopic controller, which houses two Wii Remotes and two nunchuks. Pricing is set at €250 (or roughly £182, with another £11 for UK shipping).

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