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Last week, BitFinity published another Tadpole Treble video showing the Composition Mode. You can see various fan creations below.

The Game Atelier ended up cancelling its Kickstarter project Flying Hamsters 2 and morphed it into the Wonder Boy spiritual sequel Monster Boy. The game is finally wrapping up development and should be launching in a few months – but not on Nintendo platforms just yet.

Publisher FDG Entertainment said last year that Wonder Boy would be considered for Wii U. As of now, that’s still the case. The team currently has its hands full with current platforms, though if Wonder Boy sells well, that’ll increase the chances of something like a Wii U version.

FDG Entertainment wrote in a blog post recently:

“We hear you loud and clear! There’s PS Vita, WiiU and even more. We totally agree that these platforms need to get Monster Boy, too! We love Nintendo! However, it’s impossible for us to work on all portings at the same time. Also, the game needs to sell well enough so we’re able to finance the porting work as it can be very time consuming. Since we don’t have any guarantee for success, we just can’t announce additional platforms at the moment.”

Thanks to Dry Bone Koopa for the tip.

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Michael Todd, creator of Electronic Super Joy, has revealed his next project. Go Go Electric Samurai is in development and will launch on several platforms, including Wii U.

Go Go Electric Samurai is an online-multiplayer team sport experience. Here’s a rundown of features:

– Hard, fast & brutal, set to electronic music
– As if ESJ & Rocket League had an ill-advised one-night stand in a scummy motel
– Yomi gameplay, designed by hockey fans
– Balanced for 2v2, 3v3, and 4v4
– Perk out your skill set, modify your base attacks & super-moves
– Highly mobile dog-fighting style movement, with fast, brutal, combat

Look for Go Go Electric Samurai sometime in Q2 for $9.99. For now, catch the game’s first trailer below.

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Closing out today’s European Wii U Virtual Console trailers is one for Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3. You can find that one below.

Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2 is slated for the European Wii U Virtual Console this Thursday. Watch the game’s trailer below.

Super Mario Advance hits the European Wii U eShop on Thursday. Check out the game’s official trailer below.

A few months ago, it was looking like The Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth wouldn’t be on Nintendo platforms. That still holds true for New 3DS, but it seems that the Rebirth expansion will be on Wii U after all.

Nicalis’ Tyrone Rodriguez just sent out several tweets stating that The Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth is wrapping up on consoles, and the goal is to have it released next month in both North America and Europe. The subsequent message listed Wii U as one of the included platforms.

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The Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth is the biggest expansion for The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth. You can see what it looks like in a previous trailer below.

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We haven’t heard much about AcroStorm in recent months. Despite that, the project is still in the works, and Blue Comet Games passed along some new screenshots to show off its latest efforts. There’s still nothing in the way of a release date, but the images below will hopefully tide us over a bit longer.

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Over the past couple of weeks, Witch Beam has shared a few developer diaries for Assault Android Cactus. Three of these can be seen below.

Nintendo Life has posted a second trailer for the indie game Star Ghost. You can watch it via the attached video below.

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