Submit a news tip



Wii U eShop

Interested in pickup up Pikmin 3 as a digital download? How about Rayman Legends or The Wonderful 101? Nintendo wants Wii U owners to stock up on funds beforehand, and will be rewarding such users with a special offer.

If you add $50-$99.99 before July 28 (with a credit card or Nintendo pre-paid cards), you’ll receive a $5 promotional code. If you add $100 or more, you’ll earn a $10 code.

Nintendo intends to send out codes on August 2 through email. You can find more details about the offer here.


New screenshots from Psychoz Interactive’s upcoming survival horror game “Forgotten Memories” are now available for viewing. Along with Wii U, it will be released on the PS Vita and iOS. You can find the full set in the gallery above.

Source


Be on the lookout for Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams. Developer Black Forest Games plans to have the game ready for release next month after having submitted it to Nintendo. We don’t have an exact date yet, but Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams isn’t too far off.

Source


This week’s European Nintendo Downloads are as follows:

Wii U retail

Pikmin 3 – €49.99 / £39.99

With Pikmin 3 launching on 26th July, and The Wonderful 101 launching on 23rd August, if Wii U console owners buy Pikmin 3 on Nintendo eShop between 26th July 2013 and 21st September 2013, they will be able to buy The Wonderful 101 on Nintendo eShop on the same Wii U for 30% off the regular Nintendo eShop price once it is released and only until 21st September 2013.

Wii U VC

Kirby’s Dream Land 3 – €7.99 / £5.49

Wii U special offer

Wii U Panorama View – If you buy or own any three out of the four Wii U Panorama View video tours, you can download the fourth one for free! Only from 25/7/13 until 08/8/13.

Wii VC

Sengoku – 900 points

3DS retail

Super Black Bass 3D – €19.99 / £17.99
I Love my Pets – €29.99 / £24.99

3DS VC

Street Gangs – €4.99 / £4.49

DSiWare

Petit Computer – €7.99 / £7.19 / 800 points

Source: Nintendo PR


Capcom announced a new Strider game during a Comic-Con panel this week. There was initially some confusion about the game coming to Wii U, as someone who was live-tweeting from the event said that it would indeed head to Nintendo’s console.

As it turns out, the official announcement confirmed that a Wii U version isn’t in the works. But that doesn’t mean Strider has been completely ruled out for the system. The same person who live-tweeted from Capcom’s presentation caught up with developer Double Helix following the panel and was told that the game could be ported over “if there’s a demand for it.”

For now, if you’re interested in the new Strider, you’ll need to settle for another platform – PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, Xbox One, Xbox 360, or PC.

Source


Yesterday we heard that Shin’en intends to reveal its next Wii U games this fall. A tweet sent out by the studio a few days ago reconfirms this news, and also gives a vague release window for both titles.

Shin’en’s next game will be out later this year. The other will be available in 2014. Shin’em also appears to be considering a 3DS port for at least one of the projects.

Shin’en’s tweet is as follows:

Thanks to Mr. Valtor for the tip.

Source



Manage Cookie Settings