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As we mentioned a couple of weeks ago, Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 fully supports the e-Reader levels on the Wii U Virtual Console. You can check out some footage of the courses below now that the game has been released on the Japanese eShop.

The Minotaur isn’t the only new indie game coming from Ratalaika Games. At some point in the future, the indie developer will also have Alien Dinosaurs on the Wii U and 3DS eShops, plus other platforms.

Alien Dinosaur is an arcade shooter in which players will take on enemies in different chambers, trying to escape from it. Ratalaika says that the following features are planned:

– Unique retro style action: Thanks to our artist and the simple mechanics, makes out game in something different, retro but fresh and with quick action.

– Story: Due to long hours spent watching low budget cinema and our madness, we have decided to create an unexpected story

– Develop your character: As you progress in the game you can change your character, so every time you play, it will be stronger and it could fight better against the T-rex

– Survival mode: Show who is boss and send all those enemies back to their graves. Survive as long as you can, kill everything you can and become a legend.

– Weapon arsenal: The player has a huge variety of weapons. From basic weapons like a gun or a shotgun to a mop or a fork, even laser weapons, there always should be a laser weapon on every house.

A release date for Alien Dinosaurs hasn’t been announced. While you wait for the game, view a trailer below.

Source: Ratalaika Games PR

2020Venture’s upcoming Wii U eShop shooter now has a tentative release month. Assuming all goes as planned, Chasing Dead will be available on March 3. New videos should be coming soon.

Chasing Dead is an action shooter comprised of horror and sci-fi themed elements. It tells the tale of a post-apocalyptic version of Earth that has turned humans into mutants and zombies.

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The Minotaur is in development for Wii U (and PC), Ratalaika Games has announced. This is an action-puzzle game in which players need to kill minotaurs by moving blocks or crushing/enclosing them.

The Minotaur will feature the following modes in addition to classic single-player:

– Challenge Mode: There will be maps in which the player will need to kill the minotaurs respecting some parameters, reduced number of blocks, or movements for example.
– Co-op mode (Local): This mode actually exists in the original game, but we have also taken our version. We could also play with a friend in local mode to kill the minotaurs.
– VS Mode (Local): A player will control the minotaur while another control the human, they have to kill each other.

Along with the modes above, an online mode is said to be in consideration.

Check out a trailer for The Minotaur below.

This month, Shadow Puppeteer will be launching on the European Wii U eShop (and likely the North American store around the same time). Get a look at some gameplay below.

A couple of new games out came out this week on the Wii U and 3DS eShops. If you’re interested in checking out what’s new in screenshot form, take a peak at the gallery below.

Japan recently received Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 on the Wii U Virtual Console. View some footage of the download below.

This week’s episode of Nintendo Minute has gone live. In the latest video, Kit and Krysta complete their playthough of Year Walk. Check it out below.

Next Thursday, Discovery will be joining the North American Wii U eShop. 128MB of free space is needed for the download. Once installed, that amounts drops down to 104MB.

There weren’t many eShop releases this week, but there will be plenty come January 7. A number of games are slated for both Wii U and 3DS.

Here’s a look at the lineup thus far:

Wii U

Avoider – $1.99
Bigley’s Revenge – $4.99
Discovery – $6.99
SDK Spriter (demo) – free
Tabletop Gallery – $2.99

3DS

My Pets – $24.99
Ocean Runner – $2.99



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