Taxi Journey appears to be well on its way to Wii U. On the game’s Kickstarter page, a notice was posted confirming that there are now plans to bring it to Nintendo’s console.
The message states:
“Yes, it’s official! We couldn’t announce it at launch because we wanted to make sure this would not impact the stretch goals of the other platforms (especially the PS Vita that we really want to work on). As we can have a free Unity Pro license, we are now confident that we can deliver a Wii U version at a marginal cost at the same time as the Windows version. For now, it will be a simple port. We’ll see later on if we can add specific stretch goals.”
Taxi Journey is Lexis Numerique’s original puzzle/adventure game. The project has already raised over $9,500 of the $130,000 goal. Taxi Journey will have until October 12 to reach its funding target.
Medabots Dual’s website has been updated with a new wave of details and footage. A compilation video is posted above, and an information summary can be found below.
– Action game rather than a relay based RPG
– Has a focus on ranged gun play for the Kabuto version
– More up close melee combat for the Kuwagata version
– Footage of a dual Robattle shows two teams competing against each other
– Attacks include shooting, thunder, traps, tornado, compress, and laser
– Medabot’s parts determine which attacks you can launch
– Leg parts impact movement
– Examples: Multi-legs allow you to double jump, the versatile and easy to use two legs, the all-purpose floating legs, the easy to traverse through rough terrain vehicle legs, the armor heavy tank legs, the water floating submersible legs, and the air bombing flight legs
– “Dual Robattle”: four-player team Robattle
– Can trade exclusive Medabots between the two versions
We’ve been covering Gears for Breakfast’s fantastic-looking platformer A Hat in Time for a few months now. However, even though it’s been expected to hit Wii U, the game hasn’t actually been confirmed. So what’s the status of a potential eShop version?
Gears for Breakfast director Jonas Kaerlev told us that the studio is “currently in authorization at Nintendo to become a 3rd party developer,” adding that “the kind people at NoA are helping us through the process”. Kaerlev said that once the authorization period is over, the company will “have more to tell about the possibilities”.
Some of the first details on Game Center CX’s mini-games have appeared online. Siliconera has the translation, which we’ve rounded up in bullet-point form below.
Rumi and the Magic Broom
– Somewhat similar to the original Mario Bros. arcade game
– Arino wanted to implement an idea he got from a mirror stage in Prince of Persia
– This resulted in having the wizard enemies shoot control-changing waves
– If you get hit, your controls will be reversed
Wing Hero
– Another idea: Arino wanted to use the 3DS microphone to use and have players blow into as an escape mechanism when things get dangerous
– When you think your airship will crash, blow into the mic to create a gust of air which boosts you higher to avoid crashing
Saurus Boy
– Somewhat similar to Mega Man
– Can change into different dinosaur costumes
– Each costume has its own special abilities
– Use their effects to fight your way to the end of each stage
Soma’s Treasure
– Need to find all of the stage’s coins before time runs out
– Coins are hidden
– Need an ability to see them
– Using the ability will lower your overall surrounding vision while it’s active
Break Shoot
– Like a mix of Pong, Brick Breaker, and Super Dodge Ball
– Need to find a way to get the ball across the opponent’s side before they can get one past you
Noborou (Let’s Climb)
– Action puzzle game
– Continue climbing on the blocks that fall before the floors do
– As you continue going higher, the blocks will fall at different rates, leaving you pretty limited to what you can do
Square Enix’s Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call teaser site is up and running. Access it here. There’s one music track to listen to, but that’s about it.
Mad Dog McCree’s price has dropped on the 3DS eShop. From here on out, you can purchase the game for $4.99.
WayForward has given a look at Risky Boots in Shantae: Half-Genie Hero – the first time she’ll be appearing in an HD release.
Below is the official overview the studio shared a short while ago:
The self-proclaimed Queen of the Seven Seas wants to rule over Sequin Land….after all, someone of her exquisite beauty deserves nothing less! This bodacious buccaneer pillages poor Scuttle Town time and again in search of any ancient technology that could lead the way to world domination.
Her shadowy Tinkerbat crewmen are loyal and endless in numbers, constructing anything Risky Boots might need — from clockwork robots to steam powered doomsday weapons. Armed with a flintlock pistol and scimitar, the nefarious Risky Boots is ready to punish her foes up close and personal, or simply shoot them in the back.
