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This week’s European Nintendo Downloads are as follows:

Wii U Retail

Mario Party 10 (available March 20) – €39.99/£34.99

Wii U Download

Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars (available March 20) – €19.99/£17.99

Wii U Virtual Console

Castlevania Aria of Sorrow (GBA VC) – €6.99/£6.29

3DS Retail

Navy Commander – €10.00/£8.99

3DS Download

Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars (available March 20) – €19.99/£17.99

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call (Add-on Content) – €0.99/£0.89 per song
– Birds in the Sky, Fish in the River FMS Song (Free until April 1)
– Shadowlord BMS Song Data (Free until April 1)
– Meridian Child FMS Song Data
– Corridors of Time FMS Song Data
– Boss Battle 2 BMS Song Data
– Devil Lord Confrontation II BMS Song Data
– Struggle to the Death BMS Song Data

eShop Sales

WiiU

99 Moves – €1.49/£1.34 (Ends April 16, normally €2.49/£2.29)

Abyss – €1.49/£1.34 (Ends April 16, normally €1.99/£1.79)

Rock ‘N Racing Off Road – €4.99/£4.49 (Ends April 16, normally €5.99/£5.39)

Fit Music for Wii U – €14.90/£12.40 (Ends April 16, normally €29.90/£24.90)

Luv Me Buddies Wonderland – €14.90/£12.40 (Ends April 16, normally €29.90/£24.90)

Turtle Tale – €1.99/£1.65 (Ends April 2, normally €2.99/£2.49)

3DS

Luv Me Buddies Wonderland – €14.90/£12.40 (Ends April 16, normally €29.90/£24.90)

Turtle Tale – €1.99/£1.65 (Ends April 2, normally €2.99/£2.49)

AeternoBlade – €5.99/£5.40 (Ends April 9, normally €14.99/£13.50)

Glory of Generals – €6.99/£6.29 (Ends April 9, normally €9.99/£7.99)

Quell Reflect – €2.99/£2.69 (Ends April 9, normally €3.99/£3.49)

Swords & Soldiers 3D – €4.99/£4.49 (Ends April 9, normally €7.00/£5.90)

Mutant Mudds – €4.49/£3.99 (Ends April 2, normally €8.99/£8.09)

Zombie Panic in Wonderland – €4.99/£4.49 (Ends April 9, normally €7.00/£5.90)

Mindfeud – €1.99/£1.79 (Permanent, was €4.99/£4.49)

Permanent Price Drops

Wii U

Cocoto Magic Circus 2 (Bigben Interactive) – €19.99/£17.99 (Permanent, was €29.99/£24.99)

3DS

Mindfeud – €1.99/£1.79 (Permanent, was €4.99/£4.49)

Source: Nintendo PR

KnapNok Games is back with yet another image from Affordable Space Adventures. Today the studio has shared an overview of how the GamePad comes into play. For KnapNok’s official description, read on below.

This picture shows the importance of the Wii U GamePad in Affordable Space Adventures.
Thanks to the touchscreen of the GamePad we’re able to create a custom-made controller for the SmallCraft players control in the game.

In this case, the ship is using the fuel engine, with the sticky landing gear on so that it can carry the box around the level and solve the puzzles in order to continue. If playing co-op, one of the players will be the Engineer, exclusively in control of all the ship’s systems via the GamePad. When the game starts, the ship is almost broken and with little functionality. But as the game progresses, all the different parts of the ship gradually repair themselves, giving the Engineer a wide range of options to help the pilot maneuver the ship. By the time all the settings are unlocked, players will most definitely feel like they are in control of a super complex spaceship!

Affordable Space Adventures is launching in just under a month. The game is due out on April 9!

There are plenty of Kickstarter projects that feature Wii U in one form or another. For the latest look at which games are seeking funding, check out our roundup below.

Unraveled: Tale of the Shipbreaker’s Daughter (new) – $15,000 for funding, Wii U stretch goal at $35,000
Super Cordon Bleu – $61,065 for funding, includes Wii U
Spooky Poo’s Happy Hell – $13,666 for funding, Wii U stretch goal at $66,000
Nephil’s Fall – $10,000 for funding, includes Wii U
The Song of Seven : Chapter 1 – $8,000 for funding, includes Wii U
Toejam and Earl: Back in the Groove – $400,000 for funding, dev eventually wants it on other platforms
Super Cucumber & Down the Drain – $10,000 for funding, includes Wii U

Another crowdfunding project is CrossCode, though it’s on Indiegogo. If funds reach €100,000, it will be on Wii U.

Elliot Quest won’t be out for a few more days in North America, but we already have the game’s file size. And thankfully, it’s very small. Elliot Quest’s download takes up just 79.3MB of space. Look for the title on the Wii U eShop this Thursday.

Playtonic Games shared the first couple of images from Project Ukulele yesterday. Soon after they were posted online, fans picked them apart and found at least one hidden character.

Can you see the character in the bottom left corner of the below shot?

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Here’s another look that should help:

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There’s also an eye right above the hidden character. It’s thought that it belongs to another character in Project Ukulele. You can’t see too much though!

Source

Playtonic Games has shared the first couple of screenshots from Project Ukulele. You can find them below.

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As shared at EGX, there will be plenty of collectibles, secrets to discover, and special moves for the different characters. By collecting pages, the world scope increases.

We’ll be seeing a Kickstarter for Project Ukulele in May. The game will still happen even if the campaign fails, though funding will allow it to grow. amiibo was name-dropped as well, so that sounds like something the team would be open to!

Playtonic has just kicked off a presentation at EGX to talk more about Project Ukulele, the new platformer from former RARE staffers. We’ve posted it after the break due to auto-play.


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