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Nintendo’s website has listed several titles set for release on the company’s digital download services over the next couple of weeks. You can find a roundup of games due out throughout the remainder of the month below.

Note that release dates are subject to change. Also keep in mind that the listing below is not the complete Nintendo Download lineup for the next two weeks.

November 21

Wii U Download

Coaster Crazy Deluxe
EDGE
The Mysterious Cities of Gold: Secret Paths

Wii U VC

Brawl Brothers

3DS VC

City Connection

November 28

3DS Download

3D Super Hang-On
3D Space Harrier
Race To The Line

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This week’s Japanese eShop update is as follows:

3DS

Downloadable Titles
Gureko kara Ch?sen-j?! Eitango no Shima to Obake-tachi Step 3 – 500 yen
Gureko kara Ch?sen-j?! Eitango no Shima to Obake-tachi Step 4 – 500 yen
SteamWorld Dig – 800 yen
Picross e4 – 500 yen
Cooking Mama 5 (retail title) – 4,500 yen (from 11/21)
One Piece Unlimited World R (retail title) – 5,980 yen (from 11/21)
Little Doll Princess: Ry?ri-hen DEMO – FREE
Simple DL Series Vol. 16 – The Misshitsu kara Dasshutsu – Yukaina Saru to Fami-Res-hen DEMO – FREE
Gureko kara Ch?sen-j?! Eitango no Shima to Obake-tachi Step 3 DEMO – FREE
Gureko kara Ch?sen-j?! Eitango no Shima to Obake-tachi Step 4 DEMO – FREE

Virtual Console
Chack’n Pop (Famicom) – 500 yen
Nazo Puyo: Aruru no Ru (Game Gear) – 400 yen

Wii U

Downloadable Titles
Super Mario 3D World (retail title) – 5,985 yen (from 11/21)
Taiko no Tatsujin Wii U Version (retail title) – 5,480 (from 11/21)

Virtual Console
Clu Clu Land (Famicom) – 500 yen
Densetsu no Ogre Battle (Super Famicom, Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen) – 800 yen

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EnjoyUp has several Wii U titles in the works. Studio head Julio Moruno, speaking with Revogamers, shared some details about the upcoming projects.

Abyss may be the simplest of the group. It’s a port of the DSiWare version with new missions and a two-player multiplayer racing mode. The graphics have also been updated, and off-TV play is supported.

We’ve also previously heard about Rock’N Racing Off Road. This is a racing title inspired by Ivan ‘Ironman’ Stewart’s Super Off Road with multiplayer supporting up to five players. Rock’N Racing Off Road offers off-TV play, too. EnjoyUp is also taking advantage of Unity for physics: driving, crashes and collisions.

Lastly, Aguraki is a difficult side-scrolling shooter with bosses, multiplayer options, and online leaderboards. Moruno loves Treasure games, so Aguraki will likely incorporate a similar style.

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Heart Machine is looking to maintain a similar experience for Hyper Light Drifter across all platforms. That means the Wii U, which can offer unique features in its own right thanks to the GamePad, won’t be much different than the other versions. Heart Machine does intend to include off-TV play support, though that’s about it.

Creator Alex Presto spoke with EDGE this month about maintaining his original vision for Hyper Light Drifter. He said:

Even if we put it on 3DS, we wouldn’t just toss weird touch elements in there for the sake of having them, and it’s the same thing for Wii U. Sure, we want to be able to play on (the GamePad’s) screen, but it’s a game that’s really all about classic controls, and we don’t want to change that for any one console. We want everyone to experience the game as we envisioned it.

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This is about as random as it gets. For some reason, the Japanese Wii U eShop is currently playing Wii Fit music. Why? Your guess is as good as mine!

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Two new Virtual Console games are on track for the Japanese Wii U eShop next week. Contra III (Super Famicom) and Rushing Beat (Super Famicom) will be out on November 20. Pricing is set at 800 yen each.

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Shin’en is set out again to impress from a technical standpoint. The studio said on Twitter earlier today that FAST Racing Neo – the studio’s second Wii U eShop title – will feature “hyper real graphics”. That’s thanks to the use of 4,000 – 8,000 textures.

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Lefthanded Studios has reduced the funds required to bring Lobodestroyo to Wii U. On Kickstarter, the game now only needs $41,000 to ensure a release on Nintendo’s system – down from the original $48,000 target.

You can find Lobodestroyo’s Kickstarter page here. Three weeks remain in the campaign.


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