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Update: Sharr has since retracted his original Kickstarter update – you can find the latest post here.

Earlier this year, a small indie team launched a Kickstarter for “Roam”. The survival simulator draws quite a few similarities to the recently-released How to Survive. Creator Ryan Sharr now claims in a Kickstarter update that 505 Games and Eko Software carried out ‘blatant theft’ for use in their own project.

It’s true that Roam and How to Survive share many of the same ideas, but Sharr isn’t making accusations out of the blue. Games do tend to share similar concepts from time to time, but 505 Games actually contacted Sharr during the Kickstarter campaign in hopes of arranging a publishing deal. It was refused, and 505 Games ended up announcing – and launching – How to Survive just a few months later.

Sharr has not yet determined how he will proceed. You can find his full notice after the break, which should give you better insight into the situation.

Knite & The Ghost Lights has reached its funding goal on Kickstarter. Last night, the game surpassed its $35,000 target.

That’s good news for Nintendo fans. Now that Knite & The Ghost Lights has been funded, a Wii U version has been secured.

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3DS

Downloadable Titles
Sonic Lost World (retail title) – 4,700 yen (from 10/24)
Nanami to Issho ni Manabo! English J?atsu no Kotsu DEMO – FREE

Virtual Console
Rockman World 4 (Mega Man IV, Game Boy) – 400 yen
Nazo Puyo 2 (Game Gear) – 300 yen

Wii U

Downloadable Titles
Sonic Lost World (retail title) – 6,500 yen (from 10/24)

Virtual Console
Urban Champion (Famicom) – 500 yen
Pinball (Famicom) – 500 yen
Baseball (Famicom) – 500 yen

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Super Castlevania IV will be released on the North American Wii U eShop next week, Nintendo has confirmed. Pricing for the SNES Virtual Console title is set at $7.99.

Another indie title, Imagine Me, has been confirmed for Wii U. KinifiGames hopes to have the platforming dungeon adventure – “Spelunky mixed with Zelda” – out on the eShop in February 2014.

Imagine Me will make use of the GamePad so that the dungeon map can always be displayed. The Wii U version could receive content updates to expand the game’s scope if Nintendo allows for it similar tot he PC version, KinifiGames says.

Imagine Me is Wii U-only in terms of Nintendo platforms. While KinifiGames founder Chris Figueroa is a big 3DS fan, it’s “not in the cards” for now.

Figueroa told Nintendo Life.

“I’d love to but right now that’s not in the cards. I’ve always loved my 3DS and if I was ever given the chance to bring Imagine Me or any game I make to 3DS I would.”

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