The next Wii U update for Call of Duty: Ghosts could be coming as soon as this week. A message posted by a Treyarch on Miiverse says it’s currently “being tested at Nintendo.”
It reads:
Next update is being tested at Nintendo. Hope to take it live this week (fingers crossed).
The same Treyarch employee stated on Twitter that the upcoming update will improve Ghosts’ performance:
@KaosSco @The_xXFallenXx @CODxSinCarax mentioned on the forums that we're hoping to see performance gains with the next update
— A_Trey_U (@A_Trey_U) November 12, 2013
Jupiter is about to release yet another Picross title on the 3DS eShop. Picross e4 is due out next week in Japan for 500 yen. It’ll mainly offer the same kind of experience as the other Picross e titles, though e4 will include 20×15 grids.
You can find the official Picros e4 page here.
Monster Hunter 4 has received a new update in Japan. Capcom issued the patch to address issues pertaining to illegal guild quests. By visiting the eShop, players can download the update.
Two new Virtual Console games are on track for the Japanese Wii U eShop next week. Clu Clu Land (Famicom) and Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen (Super Famicom) will be out on November 20. Pricing is set at 500 yen and 800 yen respectively.
Two new games have been confirmed for the Japanese 3DS Virtual Console. Puyo Puyo Tsu (Game Gear) and Chack’n Pop (Famicom) will be out on November 20. Pricing is set at 400 yen and 500 yen respectively.
Sony Worldwide Studios president Shuhei Yoshida had a few words to share about the Wii U and Nintendo and general while speaking with IGN during a recent interview.
Regarding Wii U, Yoshida admitted that he has two consoles and actively plays the system with his daughters. He also said Nintendo’s messaging was initially “a bit confusing”, though they now seem to be heading back on track.
Yoshida later went on to discuss the importance of Nintendo doing well in the industry. He believes the Big N and Sony fall under the same group, and with tablet/mobile games on the rise, Yoshida wants “Nintendo to be very successful to help induct as many consumers who like to play games with controllers”.
You can find Yoshida’s full comments below (or in the video above at the 15-minute mark).
