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A couple of month’s ago, QUBE’s developer showed an image of the game running on Wii U. This month’s ONM officially confirms QUBE: Director’s Cut for the Wii U eShop.

Director Dan Da Rocha said that the team is “revamping the game for the Wii U, bringing in an all-new story, an entirely new music composition, new puzzles and a time trial mode with 10 maps.”

QUBE: Director’s Cut is estimated to launch this fall.

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Gaming fans interested in Capcom’s upcoming titles will be able to watch hours of live-streaming content spread out across three days of the show. On Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, games such as DuckTales Remastered and Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Dual Destinies will receive demonstrations.

You can find the full schedule below:

Tuesday 6/11

1:00pm – Dungeons & Dragons
2:00pm – LP3 multiplayer
3:00pm – TBD
4:00pm – DuckTales Remastered

Wednesday 6/12

12:00pm – Project X Zone (w guests from Namco!)
1:00pm – Dungeons & Dragons
2:00pm – LP3 multiplayer
3:00pm – DuckTales Remastered
4:00pm – Ace Attorney: Dual Destinies live Q&A with producer Eshiro-san

Thursday 6/13

1:00pm – Dungeons & Dragons
2:00pm – LP3 multiplayer
3:00pm – DuckTales (w WayForward!)
4:00pm – TBD

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Additional Wii U titles could be in Renegade Kid’s future – and perhaps one of them will be a 3D game.

In an interview with Nintendo Life, co-founder Jools Watsham made note of the fact that the studio is “eager to explore 3D games for the Wii U”. The team is “currently looking into the Unity engine for that.”

When asked about future Wii U support, Watsham said:

“Well, we now have a snazzy 2D platformer engine for the Wii U that we’ll certainly be taking advantage of in the future. We’re also eager to explore 3D games for the Wii U and are currently looking into the Unity engine for that.”

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Spin the Bottle doesn’t have a set price yet, but it will be “cheap-ish”. KnapNok’s creative director Lau Korsgaard recently said that the game’s cost will rise as more content is added.

Two updates are coming in 2013. With the release of each, Spin the Bottle’s price will rise “a bit.”

We are planning to use something different than other eShop games. We will release cheap-ish but increase the price of the game as we develop more content. If you buy early you will get all future updates for free. Our plan is to release two more updates in 2013 – each time raising the price a bit.

We want reward the early adopters of the Wii U while still being able to earn money on the long run.

When will Spin the Bottle be available, you ask? Early July is currently targeted.

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