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Eurogamer recently caught up with Phil Gaskell, creative director and co-founder of Ripstone. Gaskell shared some insight into the company’s relationship with Nintendo and noted how the Big N has been “a lot swifter” in changing its technical policies.

Specifically, Ripstone was told very quickly that cross-play is supported – even with non-Nintendo systems. Therefore Wii U and 3DS owners will be able to play Pure Chess with iOS and Android users online. Ripstone is also looking into the possibility of supporting the PlayStation 3 and PS Vita with cross-play.

According to Gaskell:


Two new Virtual Console games are on track for the Japanese Wii U eShop next week. Shin Megami Tensei if… and Ganbare Goemon 3: Shishijūrokubē no Karakuri Manji Gatame will be out on October 16. Pricing is set at 900 yen and 800 yen respectively.

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Working with a publisher isn’t something that Comcept is forced to consider. Thanks to generous donations received on Kickstarter, the game can be released independently.

But let’s talk hypotheticals. Say Capcom were to approach creator Keiji Inafune and the team at Comcept about handling publishing duties. Is this something Inafune would be open to? To put it simply: yes.

Inafune told Game Informer this month:

“I would hear their terms. If they had the best terms, I would go with Capcom. There is no reason not to publish with Capcom, and I certainly don’t feel like there’s a reason that I have to publish with Capcom. Literally, it would be a very cut-and-dried business negotiation. If they had the best terms, the logical businessman in me would say, ‘Yes, let’s go with them.'”

What would make Capcom publishing Mighty No. 9 particularly interesting is how Inafune would be returning to the company he started out with (and eventually left), in a sense. But again, the game could very well end up without a publisher – and no one would really mind that.


The Fall has reached its Wii U stretch goal on Kickstarter. That target was set at $29,000, but more than $35,000 CAD has been raised in the campaign thus far.

It may not have actually mattered had The Fall missed out on its Wii U stretch goal. Previously, developer Over the Moon gave a strong indication that the game would come to the eShop before the necessary funds were obtained.

The Wii U version of The Fall “just shortly after the initial PC/Mac release,” according to Over the Moon.

Thanks to Jake for the tip.


Toki Tori 2’s level editor, long thought to be coming to Wii U, isn’t necessarily something that may make its way to the platform.

A Miiverse message from the studio’s Martijn Reuver indicates that “the Wii U level editor is unfortunately in the fridge” while Two Tribes focuses on “a new game concept”. Reuver did later say that he’s hopeful that the feature will eventually make its way to Wii U.

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Continuing on the topic of Two Tribe’s next game, Martijn posted the image above along with the following:

A quick sneak preview of our new game (work in progress)… What do you think?

No matter what Two Tribes’ next title is, it sounds like the studio will be seeking funding through Kickstarter:


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Gameware Europe’s Kickstarter for its new James Pond project has ended. The campaign had until October 20 to raise a total of £100,000, but it seemed like funds would fall well short of that goal.

Now the question is, what’s the future of James Pond? Gameware doesn’t seem to be giving up, as the company acknowledged in a new update “that there sure is still a lot of love for this plucky secret agent fish and we believe it’ll only take the right game and the right campaign to make James Pond 4 a reality.”

“But is this the end for Pond? We sure hope not! If there’s one thing we’ve learned from running this campaign it’s that there sure is still a lot of love for this plucky secret agent fish and we believe it’ll only take the right game and the right campaign to make James Pond 4 a reality. So stay tuned and we will be back with more news soon.”

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This week’s video additions to the Wii U and 3DS eShops are as follows:

Wii U

Nintendo Minute: Unboxing the Zelda Bundle
Scribblenauts Unmasked Video 2
Batman Arkham Origins Trailer
TNT Racers Trailer
Final Fight Trailer
Final Fight 2 Trailer
Final Fight 3 Trailer
1001 Spikes Trailer
Armillo Trailer
Knytt Underground Trailer
Pier Solar Trailer
QUBE Trailer
Shovel Knight Trailer
Tengami Trailer
Teslagrad Trailer
Wooden Sen’Sey Trailer
Unepic Trailer
Scram Kitty Trailer
Angry Birds Star Wars Trailer

3DS

Retro City Rampage Trailer
Siesta Fiest Announcement Trailer
Grinsia Trailer
Treasurenauts Trailer
Jett Rocket 2 Teaser
Shantae and the Pirate’s Curse Trailer
Family Bowling 3D Trailer
Halloween: Trick or Treat 2 Trailer
Etrian Odyssey Untold: The Millennium Girl – Highlander
Etrian Odyssey Untold: The Millennium Girl – Battle
Heavy Fire: Black Arms 3D Trailer

Source: Wii U/3DS eShops


Software

1. Zelda: Wind Waker HD
2. Super Mario Bros.
3. Pokemon Rumble U
4. Super Mario World
5. EarthBound
6. The Legend of Zelda
7. Art Academy: SketchPad
8. Zelda II – The Adventure of Link
9. Super Metroid
10. DuckTales Remastered
11. Kung Fu Rabbit
12. Mega Man X
13. Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate
14. Super Mario Bros. 2
15. Final Fight
16. Donkey Kong 3
17. Little Inferno
18. Final Fight 3
19. Scribblenauts Unmasked
20. Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers

Videos

1. Nintendo Direct: 10/1/13
2. Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze Trailer 6/11/13
3. Zelda: Wind Waker HD 6/11/13
4. Super Mario 3D World Trailer
5. Wii Party U Trailer
6. Zelda: Wind Waker HD – Hero Mode Trailer
7. Pokemon Rumble U Gameplay Trailer
8. Sonic Lost World Coming Soon Trailer
9. Rayman Legends Accolades Trailer
10. Shovel Knight Trailer
11. Unepic Trailer
12. Tengami Trailer
13. Wii Fit U Direct: 9/18/13
14. Scram Kitty Trailer
15. Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympic Games Trailer
16. QUBE Trailer
17. Armillo Trailer
18. Zelda Fans at PAX Prime 2013
19. Scribblenauts Unmasked Trailer 6/11/13
20. Get Excited for Pokemon X/Y!

Source: Wii U eShop



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