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Indie developer XenoHorizon has announced its first title “Arrow Time U” for the Wii U eShop. The game, which will launch later this year, is a puzzle/maze experience in which players guide a blue arrow through various levels.

Arrow Time U will offer the following features:

Forty hand-crafted levels for quick fun you can pick up at any time.
Replay any level you’ve unlocked at any time and aim to beat your high score!
Move through any object and render yourself invincible with the “phase through” ability–but use it wisely, because your power is limited!
Slow down time with the “time alter” ability.
Take down bosses without even attacking them.
Use advanced techniques like the lateral shift, speed boost, and phase timing to exploit the game’s mechanics to their fullest!

We’re told that an Indiegogo campaign will likely be created for Arrow Time U. When it goes live, the goal will be set at about $800 or so.

Screenshots from Arrow Time U can be found above. Note that the images are of development, do not represent the final product, and are subject to change at any time.

On Twitter, 4 Corner Games stated that I’ve Got to Run! is currently on track for a June release. It’s also “now likely” we’ll be seeing a European release as well.

4 Corner’s tweet is as follows:


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Game Atelier has pulled the plug on its Kickstarter for Flying Hamster II. The studio is planning a relaunch in the future, which will include “a new approach and lots of improvements”.

Even more notable is that Game Atelier is teaming up with publisher FDG Entertainment to produce the game. Flying Hamster II will initially come to Steam, and “other ports will follow later.” Hopefully that means we’ll still be seeing the title on Nintendo platforms at some point in the future.

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Capcom appears to be bringing two more Mega Man games to the Virtual Console. Today, Mega Man Battle Network 3’s Blue and White versions were rated by the OFLC. These two GBA titles should be made available for the Wii U Virtual Console in the future.

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Check out the video above to hear some new music on the Wii U eShop!


Eclipse Games’ tabletop, arcade-style combat racer will be brought to the Wii U eShop.

Here’s a summary of features included in the game:

16 different cars with unique handling models
12 different tracks in 4 different locations which can be played in 5 different event types
Career mode comprising 48 events
Up to 4 player local multiplayer
Track editor to build and share your own tracks

You can find a beta trailer for Super Toy Cars above.

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