Jett Rocket II draws closer to release, plus a small update on Shin’en’s other unannounced Wii U game
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Jett Rocket II: The Wrath of Taikai is gearing up for its launch on the 3DS eShop. Shin’en is currently “preparing the release”, and hopes to have it ready to go within the next few weeks. The game should be out by the end of November at the latest.
Jett Rocket II is also coming to Japan, Shin’en has confirmed to us. If possible, the studio hopes it will be available in the country along with the rest of the world.
We also have a tiny tidbit about Shin’en’s Wii U plans. We do know that one project will be revealed soon. Shin’en has also reconfirmed the existence of a second new Wii U title, which will be revealed later this year.
A couple of new Jett Rocket II screenshots showing one of the game’s bosses can be found below.

Wii Party U not coming to the Canadian eShop; US and Europe as well?
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Wii Party U will not be sold on the eShop in Canada, a Nintendo representative has said. Consumers will need to purchase the game at retail if they’re interested in adding it to their collection.
It’s currently unclear if this also applies to the US and Europe. For the latter territory, things aren’t looking good. You may have noticed that Wii Party U was absent from the European Nintendo Download report earlier this week.
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EDGE approved for release on Wii U
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EDGE has been approved for release on Wii U, Two Tribes has revealed. Nintendo gave the green light only recently.
As written by Two Tribes on Twitter:
Late night approval time! EDGE for #wiiu #eshop has been approved for release! #twotribes #classic #2
— Two Tribes (@TwoTribesGames) October 23, 2013
EDGE is one of three classic Two Tribes titles coming to Wii U. The first, Toki Tori, should be out this month if all goes well. RUSH is also in the pipeline.
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Boogerman 20th Anniversary Kickstarter adds support for co-op with Earthworm Jim
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A rather interesting reward tier has been added to the Boogerman 20th Anniversary Kickstarter. Those who pledge $40 or more will receive access to a new two-player co-op mode featuring Earthworm Jim. Exclusive levels and a t-shirt are also included as part of the pledge.
You can find more information in the official Kickstarter update notice here.
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Super Ubie Land getting another name change
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Notion Games originally changed the name of Super Ubie Land from “Super Ubi Land” in hopes of avoiding any potential issues with Ubisoft. Now, the indie Wii U title is getting another name change.
On Twitter, Notion confirmed that Super Ubie Land will be receiving a new title before hitting Wii U. What the new name is hasn’t been announced as of yet.
#SuperUbieLand will see yet another name change before being released onto #Nintendo #WiiU. #indiedev #gamedev
— Notion_Games (@NotionGamesLLC) October 23, 2013
Super Mario 3D World is a 1.7GB download
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All things considered, Super Mario 3D World is a fairly small download. You’ll only need 1702MB of free space on your console or hard drive. That’s quite a bit less than another recent Wii U title, Sonic Lost World, which was 8475MB.
How to Survive launch trailer
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Tennis, Uncharted Waters: New Horizons II hitting the Japanese Wii U VC next week
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Two new Virtual Console games are on track for the Japanese Wii U eShop next week. Tennis and Uncharted Waters: New Horizons II will be out on October 30. Pricing is set at 500 yen and 800 yen respectively.