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NeoGAF’s “DownGrader” has put together a handy Wii U Virtual Console controller compatibility chart. Check it out above.

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In a new video shared on YouTube, indie developer TreeFall Studios provided a look at what it has in store for Wii U. There are several games in the works for the eShop including a 3D platformer titled “PitterPot”. You can get a look at all of TreeFall’s projects in the video above.

Toon Tanks and Midnight developer Petite Games announced its latest game for the Wii U eShop today, “Super Destronaut”. Based on the first teaser, it seems to be a Space Invaders-like project.

Petite Games has confirmed that a multiplayer mode will be included. Additionally, Super Destronaut will run at 60 frames per second.


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Log Games is releasing its first game on the Wii U eShop next week. It’s a puzzle game with two modes, online leaderboards, different difficulty levels, and off-TV play.

Here’s the full overview:

A unique block dropping puzzle game only made possible by the Wii U GamePad.

Experience the addictive puzzle gameplay that takes unique advantage of the Wii U GamePad! Use the Wii U GamePad’s buttons and touchscreen to manipulate and destroy falling colored blocks. Align 3 or more blocks of the same color to destroy them and initiate high scoring changes of destruction! Destroy all the monkey blocks to advance to the next level. Online leaderboards to see where you rank among the worlds best scores!

Two unique modes of play
Adjustable difficulty settings to suit your style of play
Off TV play
Online leaderboards

Puzzle Monkeys is due out on February 5. View a trailer above.

Citizens of Earth’s Wii U file size is in. When the game launches next week, expect it to take up 3813 MB. We’ll let you know about the 3DS size as soon as that becomes available.

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Rock ‘N Racing Off Road is implementing support for several different controllers. Players will be able to use the GamePad, Pro Controller, Classic Controller, and Wii Remote.

EnjoyUp Games, publisher of Rock ‘N Racing Off Road, shared the information on Twitter today through the following message:


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