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BiT: Evolution has a chance of coming to Wii U. The modern-retro platformer will be guaranteed for the console if Kickstarter funds reach £20,000.

Of course, BiT will first need to reach its actual funding target. Roughly £500 of the £9,000 total has been raised thus far.

You can find the official Kickstarter page here.



Tengami will make its playable debut on Wii U at PAX Prime 2013 later this month. It’ll be showcased at the Indie Megabooth.

PAX Prime is taking place between August 30 and September 2 this year.

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Originally released on mobile platforms, Momonga Pinball Adventures is now making its way to Wii U.

Momonga Pinball Adventures, as the name suggests, is a pinball game. Players take on the role of a flying squirrel and battle the forces of evil. You’ll be exploring levels, engaging in a story, and fighting bosses.

We should have more details on Momonga Pinball Adventures next week.


This week’s Japanese eShop update is as follows:

3DS

Downloadable Titles
Darumeshi Sports-ten (Darumeshi Sports Shop) – FREE (in game purchases starting from 400 yen each, from 8/8)

Wii U

Downloadable Titles
D?butsu no Mori Komorebi Hiroba (Animal Crossing Plaza) – FREE (from 8/8)
Egokoro Ky?shitsu Sketch (Art Academy: Sketch) – 400 yen
Demaeyakata (food ordering service) – FREE (from 8/8)

Virtual Console
Super Mario Bros. 2 (Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels, Famicom Disk System) – 500 yen (from 8/8)
Hikari Shinwa Parutena no Kagami (Kid Icarus, Famicom Disk System) – 500 yen
Metroid (Famicom Disk System) – 500 yen

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Runner2 will be receiving its first DLC on Wii U this week. The official Bit.Trip Twitter account confirmed a release date of August 15 earlier today.

The tweet is as follows:


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Unfortunately, it’s looking like Project Ravensdale won’t reach its Kickstarter goal. Black Forest Games will need to raise over $400,000 within the next three days, which is just improbable at this point.

But there is good news! Even if the Kickstarter ends unsuccessfully, Black Forest Games doesn’t plan on cancelling the game “any time soon”.

The studio wrote in a new blog post:

“We’ve been getting a lot of messages about what will happen to the game if the Kickstarter does not succeed, and we want you all to know that while unfortunate, it won’t be the end of Ravensdale. We want to make this game and while it may be a while until we can secure the funds in order to produce it, we aren’t planning on scrapping it any time soon. Without the success of this Kickstarter the game will not be made for some time, but we will keep you updated with any movement regarding the project on the dev blog.”

Black Forest Games recently told us that they were interested in bringing Project Ravensdale to Wii U. Hopefully that will still be the case in the future!

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