Extend Studio’s puzzle-platformer “So Many Me” may come to Wii U. If the game’s Kickstarter campaign hits $160,000, we’ll definitely see it on Nintendo’s console. On Wii U, So Many Me would offer “special second-screen gameplay and management features for the GamePad.”
So Many Me’s Kickstarter has until December 16 to reach its $22,000 target and stretch goals. Over $3,000 has been raised thus far.
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The first episode of Pokemon Origins is now available in English. It can now be seen through Pokemon TV.
The first episode of Pokémon Origins is now on #PokemonTV! http://t.co/GY3fuwSewd pic.twitter.com/ZmDIMEUeJq
— Pokémon (@Pokemon) November 15, 2013
Pokemon Origins is different than the typical Pokemon anime in that it connects directly to the Red/Blue video games.
Jett Rocket II: The Wrath of Taikai is out now in North America and Europe, but it’s not yet available in Australia. Developer Shin’en is currently working on getting the game out Down Under, though a release date hasn’t been announced.
Shin’en tweeted the news earlier today:
We have good news for all Australian Jett Rocket fans. The game is not yet rated there but we try to get it through as fast as possible!
— Shin'en Multimedia (@ShinenGames) November 15, 2013
In Pokemon X/Y, a blue pentagon can be seen next to your Pokemon while viewing the status screen in trades, the box, and so on. It was initially unclear what it was intended for, but we now have an answer.
Game Freak included the pentagon as a hack checker of sorts. Pokemon who have the pentagon are confirmed to be legitimate. If the creature doesn’t have the blue icon, that means there was an error and it has been hacked.
The Pokemon Company’s simple definition of the pentagon is that the Pokemon is okay to use.
Suda51’s games haven’t been on Nintendo platforms in recent years. We did see Liberation Maiden on 3DS, but that’s about it. Suda51 hasn’t put out any of his games on Wii U.
But what about the future? Suda51 did say “it’s a possibility” that his future titles will appear on Nintendo platforms while speaking with ExpansiveDLC. He also said the Big N is “always very important to us.”
Yeah of course, it’s a possibility. I guess we haven’t really announced anything yet for Wii U, but for 3DS we had Liberation Maiden.. consoles from Nintendo are always very important to us.
I still remember how, years ago, Suda51 was talking about bringing a new No More Heroes to Nintendo’s next-gen console. Wii U has been around for a year already – make it happen!
Several new songs have been confirmed for Taiko no Tatsujin Wii U. The game will include a wild Pokemon battle medley from Pokemon X/Y, “Highschool Love!” from Tekken Tag Tournament 2: Wii U Edition, “Seven Colored Button” from The Idolm@ster 2, and the character mission select theme song from Dragon Ball Heroes. Namco Bandai is also including music from Dragon Quest X, Super Mario Bros., Kuma Tomo, plus a Namco Medley.
Players will also be able to experience Vocaloid songs such as “Life Reset Button”, “Ninjin Nin”, and Hatsune Miku’s “Thousand Cherry Blossoms.”
“Walking Though The Towers” from Puzzle & Dragons and the My Neighbor Totoro theme song (among others) can be downloaded as free DLC.
Head past the break to check out more than 15 minutes of Super Mario 3D World’s secret character in action.
