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Neko.Works is developing a new 3D turn-based Japanese-style RPG called “Project Light”, and it’s coming to the Wii U eShop.

Project Light takes place in an underground cyberpunk world ruled by a fierce empire. Main character Haru dreams of vast green plains and a clear blue sky, which comes in contrast to his reality.

Haru sets off on a journey to discover the mysteries of his world. He’ll team up with a number of allies, including a mysterious, silver haired girl that is key to his quest.

Project Light employs a turn-based battle system. All encounters take place directly on the field without transitions or loading.

Check out the game’s teaser trailer below.

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Last week, Little Ninja Brothers hit the European Wii U eShop as one of the latest Virtual Console release. You can now watch some footage from the game below.

Could Art Academy: Home Studio be receiving amiibo support? While it can’t be confirmed for sure just yet, that’s what an eShop listing is suggesting. Over on the North American Art Academy: Home Studio eShop page, amiibo is listed as one of its features. The title launches in just a few weeks, so Nintendo will probably need to make this known soon if it’s happening.

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FullBlast is launching on the European Wii U eShop this Thursday. If you plan on purchasing the game, keep in mind that the download requires 205 MB of space. That’s not a huge amount, but it’s not tiny either!

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Back when Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night was announced, it was mentioned that the team plans on making the game with Unreal Engine 4. Interestingly, that isn’t changing with the Wii U version.

Armature Studio, who is handling the Wii U version of Bloodstained, confirmed that it will be making the title for Nintendo’s console with Unreal Engine 4. The studio said:


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Nintendo has released Project Treasure’s new trailer with English subtitles. Give it a watch below.

Bandai Namco opened a Japanese teaser site for Project Treasure today. Access it here.

There’s not much to see at the moment other than the gameplay trailer that debuted during yesterday’s Japanese Nintendo Direct. There’s also a confirmation that Project Treasure is built with Unreal Engine, thanks to a logo included on the page.