More Super Mario 3D World footage (including a look at the awesome title screen)
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Wii Party U – footage of every mini-game
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Speculation about another playable character in Super Mario 3D World
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Super Mario 3D World allows users to play as four different characters. Mario, Luigi, Peach, and Toad are all available for the first time ever in a 3D Mario game. But could there be a fifth playable character? Head past the break for some speculation…
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Batman: Arkham Origins Wii U/Xbox 360 comparison video
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Batman: Arkham Origins – Walmart commercial
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Thanks to Jake for the tip.
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Wii Party U – footage of all 14 tabletop mini-games
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Video: Here’s how fast you can die in Sonic Lost World
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Wii Party U – footage of every 1 vs. Rivals mini-game
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Video: Troy Baker and Roger Craig Smith talk Joker and Batman
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Human Head Studios worked on Batman: Arkham Origins for Wii U
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It would appear that the Wii U version of Batman: Arkham Origins was largely created by Human Head Studios.
It’s true that Warner Bros. Montreal was Origins’ main developer, and the studio may have contributed somewhat to the Wii U release. However, Human Head Studios’ logo is featured on the back of the Wii U boxart. As far as we can tell, there is no similar image on the other versions’ cover. This implies Human Head Studios worked on the bulk of Origins’ development on Wii U.
So that’s a pretty interesting nugget. For those unaware, Human Head Studios worked on Prey, and were once in charge of Prey 2 before there was a fallout of sorts with Bethesda.
