Nintendo has opened the official teaser site for The Wonderful 101. You can find it here. There isn’t a whole lot to see currently, but check back soon for updates.
Interested in pickup up Pikmin 3 as a digital download? How about Rayman Legends or The Wonderful 101? Nintendo wants Wii U owners to stock up on funds beforehand, and will be rewarding such users with a special offer.
If you add $50-$99.99 before July 28 (with a credit card or Nintendo pre-paid cards), you’ll receive a $5 promotional code. If you add $100 or more, you’ll earn a $10 code.
Nintendo intends to send out codes on August 2 through email. You can find more details about the offer here.
New screenshots from Psychoz Interactive’s upcoming survival horror game “Forgotten Memories” are now available for viewing. Along with Wii U, it will be released on the PS Vita and iOS. You can find the full set in the gallery above.
NetherRealm Studios’ Ed Boon tweeted something rather mysterious earlier today. Boon passed along an image of a Dolphin and asked: “What does this have to do with Injustice?”
What does this have to do with INJUSTICE? http://t.co/9w3iog4Jg8
— Ed Boon (@noobde) July 22, 2013
Lobo was released as a DLC character for Injustice: Gods Among Us a couple of months ago. How he ties into Boon’s new tease is unknown at the moment.
“It’s true that pirates were more egalitarian, but there was still quite a bit of bigotry at the time. Runaway slaves would often sail with pirates, but they were still not trusted with weapons, most of the time. I hope I deal with that in the script, very frankly.”
– ACIV lead writer Darby McDevitt
An official description for “The World of Capcom Games” Comic-Con panel teased Mega Man 25th anniversary news. Yet for some strange reason, the franchise barely had a presence at the event. Other than a brief mention of a comic-related initiative that we had heard about previously, Mega Man’s name wasn’t even brought up.
So what on earth happened? As it turns out, the big news was the announcement of new Mega Man Game Boy games for the 3DS Virtual Console. Capcom community manager Brett Elston recently clarified the situation and explained why the news wasn’t shared during the actual panel:
