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Fans interested in Shadows of the Eternals can now make pledges through Kickstarter. Developer Precursor Games opened up the new crowdfunding option today, giving a second donation option.

You can find the new Kickstarter page here.

Precursor will still be keeping its own crowdfunding site open. Over $150,000 has been raised for Shadows of the Eternals thus far.


The Game Bakers is bringing its mobile title Squids to the Wii U and 3DS eShops. A release is tentative scheduled for the summer.

Squids is an action/RPG title that sees a team of squid fighters taking on the powers of evil. Some of the action gameplay is reminiscent of Angry Birds, though the RPG elements have players developing their characters and equipping them with more powerful items.

The Wii U and 3DS version will incorporate levels from the original game and Squids Wild West while also incorporating content such as new characters. More details will be shared in the future.

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This week’s European Nintendo Downloads are as follows:

Wii U demo

Resident Evil: Revelations – available 5/14

Wii U VC

Super Mario Bros. 2 – €4.99 / £3.49
Super Ghosts’n Ghouls – €7.99 / £5.49
Super Metroid – Special offer until 14/6/13 (23:59 CEST): €0.30 / £0.30 – will be €7.99

Wii U price drop

Tekken Tag Tournament 2: Wii U Edition – €29.99, was €54.99 (£23.99, was £37.49)

Wii U sale

Runner2 – €8.99, was €11.99 (£8.00, was £10.79)

3DS download

The Starship Damrey – €7.99 / £7.19

3DS retail

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity – €39.99 / £34.99 – available 5/17

3DS VC

Mega Man 5 – €4.99 /£4.49

3DS download

Retro Pocket – €4.99 / £4.49

3DS sale

Planet Crashers 3D – €6.99, was €9.99 (£6.29, was £8.99)


Don’t count on a Wii U version of Skullgirls happening anytime soon.

According to the game’s official Twitter account, a release on the console “isn’t looking likely”. Skullgirls could, however, be considered for Wii U assuming “sales pick up” and Nintendo is able to “establish a digital presence”.

The relevant tweet in full:

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A good amount of Wii U games tend to hit the eShop the same day as retail. Sniper Elite V2, however, will not be following this approach.

The official Sniper Elite Twitter account confirms that V2 will only be available as a disc release at launch:

It’s unclear if Sniper Elite V2 will arrive on the Wii U eShop at some point in the future.

Thanks to Tim for the tip.

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A.N.N.E managed to reach its Kickstarter goal just a short while ago. Developer Gamesbymo managed to secure the full $70,000 for the project.

The Wii U stretch goal is still within sight. Within the next ten days, Gamesbymo will need to raise a total of $150,000 to absolutely guarantee the game for Nintendo’s console. Something tells me that the Wii U won’t be completely out of the question if the stretch goal isn’t hit, but it’d be nice to see it reached in any case!


Dark Tonic Games is now an official Wii U developer. The company is planning two games for the eShop: a zombie defense tower title and another that “combines the craziness of games like Godzilla Destroy All Monsters and Power Stone for a fresh take on a Rampage-style game of multiplayer city destruction, with a bit of Earth Defense Force providing a completely different way to play the game.”

Creative director Eric Boosman gave an overview as to what Wii U owners can expect from the studio’s games while speaking with Nintendo Life:

We have a couple of games planned that really take advantage of the Wii U’s unique asymmetrical control possibilities and offer up some fresh gameplay.

One combines the craziness of games like Godzilla Destroy All Monsters and Power Stone for a fresh take on a Rampage-style game of multiplayer city destruction, with a bit of Earth Defense Force providing a completely different way to play the game.



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