Dreadlocks’ cyberpunk 2D RPG “Dex” has been updated on Kickstarter with a Wii U stretch goal. If the campaign reaches £28,000 in total funds by December 12, the game will come to Nintendo’s home console.
Dreadlocks would release Dex on Wii U two to three months after the initial launch on PC, Mac, Linux, and Ouya. All backers eligible for the game download would have the option of choosing the Wii U version.
You can check out the Dex Kickstarter page here.
The following comes from research firm DFC Intelligence, who has been at least moderately accurate with their predictions in the past:
– They expect Wii U to sell 25 million units or less over its lifetime
– A bit more than the Gamecube
– Lower than initially expected, but they believe Nintendo is playing the right cards
– “Nintendo is carving out a different audience”
– Not the same audience that Sony and Microsoft are going after.”
– They’re going after Nintendo fans first, “I think … it’s the right strategy”
A few more Fossil Fighters 3DS details have emerged from CoroCoro. In the game, you’ll play as protagonist Shura. Various dinosaurs can be used during battle, and the fossil cleaning system will be returning from Fossil Fighters Champions. Players will also be able to take advantage of different vehicles to explore the lands for additional fossils.
Disney Infinity is currently available on Amazon for $37. The deal will expire within the next hour or when stock runs out. You can place an order here
and check out other lightning deals as well (LEGO Marvel Super Heroes upcoming).
A new reward has just landed on the North American Club Nintendo site today. Members can now order the Zelda: A Link Between Worlds poster set, which comes with three original art pieces. You’ll need to fork over 500 coins in order to grab the posters.
You can place an order here.
Thanks to Arnell for the tip.
Super Mario 3D World and The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds aren’t the only Nintendo games releasing today. Nintendo has also launched Mario Party: Island Tour, which is now available throughout stores in North America.
Here’s a roundup of how the critics feel about World Tour:
CVG – 4 / 10
GamesRadar – 3 / 5
IGN – 5.5 / 10
Nintendo Life – 6 / 10
NintendoWorldReport – 8.5 / 10
