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Fuzzy Wuzzy Games posted an update about Armillo on Twitter just a few moments ago.

Off-TV play and second screen display are both supported, so players will have two options at their disposal. Touch screen support isn’t included with the current build, but the team is looking to see if such functionality will be beneficial.

Fuzzy Wuzzy Games Twitter messages are as follows:


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Monochroma has managed to reach its funding goal of $80,000 prior to the Kickstarter campaign’s end. As a result, the game will be guarenteed for a Wii U release. The game is tentatively scheduled to hit the console in May 2014.

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In a recent interview with Nintendo Life, Vblank Entertainment founder Brian Provinciano commented on a wide array of topics. Provinciano confirmed that he still hasn’t made a cent off of Retro City Rampage’s Wii sales because the official WiiWare threshhold hasn’t been met, revealed that there aren’t plans to bring the game to Wii U, discussed supporting Nintendo platforms in the future, and more.

You can find some of Provinciano’s comments after the break.


Ripstone Games has announced two titles for Wii U thus far: Knytt Underground and Pure Chess. The company also recently said that further support is planned.

Ripstone isn’t ready to reveal any new games just yet, but we were told that six games are planned for the Wii U in total.

Regarding future support for the eShop, creative director Phil Gaskell said the following in an interview that will be published on the site in just a couple of days:

“Yes we’ll be continuing to support Nintendo and the eShop. We’ve announced that the visually stunning Pure Chess is making its way over to both Wii U and 3DS, both of which look awesome and feature a great cross-platform multiplayer feature. We’re also working on a number of other games with developers that will appear on eShop but we’re not quite ready to show them off yet. Right now if we include the titles we’ve announced we have plans to bring 6 games to Wii U.”


Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams may not support proper off-TV play on Wii U.

The game, which just launched in Europe today, does allow players to go through the experience on the GamePad. It seems as though audio is missing, however. Visuals appear on the GamePad screen, but sound does not emit from the controller.


Another odd tidbit about Giana Sisters – on the Xbox 360, it’s a 1.6GB download. On Wii U though, Twisted Dreams takes up 4GB of storage.

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Natsume isn’t done supporting the Virtual Console. In a new Facebook update, the company confirmed it is “looking into other titles from our GBC and SNES catalogues.” Natsume hopes to have more news later this year.

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This week’s North American Nintendo Downloads are as follows:

3DS VC

Ninja Gaiden II: The Dark Sword of Chaos – $4.99

3DS retail

Zero Escape: Virtue’s Last Reward – $24.99
Phineas and Ferb: Quest for Cool Stuff – $29.99 (available August 27)

3DS download

Wakedas – $2.99
Funfair Party Games – $19.99
Fish On 3D – $9.99

Wii U retail

Phineas and Ferb: Quest for Cool Stuff – $39.99 (available August 27)

Wii U VC

Street Fighter II: The World Warrior – $7.99
Street Fighter II Turbo: Hyper Fighting – $7.99
Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers – $7.99

eShop sales/promotion

Street Fighter II Series – It’s the best day to be a Street Fighter II fan. Street Fighter II: The World Warrior, Street Fighter II’ Turbo: Hyper Fighting and Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers are now available for the Virtual Console on Wii U. The award-winning Street Fighter II series from Capcom revolutionized the fighting game, introduced head-to-head brawling and created the combo system. Buy one of these three Street Fighter II classics at regular price and get the other two games at 50 percent off starting today through Aug. 29.

Ubisoft Price Promotion – Save 30 percent in the Nintendo eShop on some of Ubisoft’s most popular Nintendo 3DS games like Rayman Origins and Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Shadow Wars. This sale ends Aug. 27, so shop now while the offer lasts.

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This week’s Japanese eShop update is as follows:

3DS

Downloadable Titles
Colors! 3D – 700 yen
Gureko kara no Ch?sen-j?! Keisan no Shiro to Obaketachi Kakezan – 500 yen
Gureko kara no Ch?sen-j?! Keisan no Shiro to Obaketachi Tashizan – 500 yen
Gureko kara no Ch?sen-j?! Keisan no Shiro to Obaketachi Hikisan – 500 yen
Gureko kara no Ch?sen-j?! Keisan no Shiro to Obaketachi Warizan – 500 yen
3D Bare Knuckle Ikari no Tekken (3D Streets of Rage) – 600 yen
Doko Pon Choice Shingeki no Kyojin Vol. 1: 1- 10-kan + Omake Pack – 4,200 yen
Motto Kigaru ni! Oekaki K?b? Plus – 800 yen
Robot Rescue 3D – 300 yen
Conception II Nanahoshi no Michibiki to Mazuru no Akumu (retail title) – 5,600 yen

Virtual Console
Kekkyoku Nankyoku Daib?ken (Famicom) – 500 yen

Wii U

Downloadable Titles
The Wonderful 101 (retail title) – 6,237 yen (from 8/24 until 8/30, then 6,930 yen)
Unmei no D?kutsu: The Cave DEMO – FREE

Virtual Console
Druaga no T? (The Tower of Druaga, Famicom) – 500 yen
Hajimari no Mori (Super Famicom) – 800 yen

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