Joost van Dongen, creator of Proun, is working with Engine Software to bring Proun to the 3DS, iOS, and Android. A release date hasn’t been confirmed, but will be announced “at a later time.”
Proun first came out for PC back in 2011. As far as what the game entails, players race in a world filled with geometric objects and large colored surfaces.
Two Tribes has officially announced that the level editor originally planned for Toki Tori 2 on Wii U is “in the fridge” – or shelved. After considering the situation from a business perspective and looking at the technical and design problems, the studio felt making such a decision would be for the best.
Wii U owners won’t be left entirely empty handed, however. Those who have purchased the game can receive a free Steam code, which does come with the level editor.
You can find more details and gain further insight into Two Tribes’ decision by checking out the company’s notice here.
Listings found in the USK and OFLC databases hint at a future release of Etrian Odyssey Untold: The Millennium Girl in Europe and Australia. Both classification boards recently rated the 3DS RPG. According to the listins, NIS America will be publishing.
Atlus published Etrian Odyssey Untold: The Millennium Girl in North America earlier this month. Originally, the game saw release in Japan back in June.
Update: Added in images for final three starter evolutions.
Even though Pokemon X and Pokemon Y are just a few days away from launching worldwide, CoroCoro has come through with final coverage of the game. A couple of new Mega Evolutions are confirmed in this week’s issue.
Because we’re so close to Pokemon X/Y’s release, you can find the images after the break:
Nintendo is running a special offer on its newly opened online store. If you purchase a limited edition Pokemon 3DS XL system, you’ll be able to pick up Pokemon X or Pokemon Y for £19.99 as opposed to £39.99.
You can find more details and place an order here.
The removal of Yoshi’s Cookie on the Wii Shop Channel doesn’t just pertain to Europe. According to a notice posted on the store, the VC title will also be unavailable in North America. Its discontinuation will take place on October 18 at 9 AM PT.
Yesterday, we were given official confirmation that Deus Ex: Human Revolution – Director’s Cut will cost $50 on Wii U. That’s in spite of the fact that the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions are priced at $30.
Wondering why the price discrepancy exists? Square Enix provided Kotaku with the following statement:
“This is the first time Deus Ex is available on the Wii U. We have an extensive feature set which makes full use of the Wii U GamePad, plus we were able to add exclusive features to the Wii U version which we think Nintendo fans will appreciate and truly immerse them into the world of Deus Ex like never before.”
If you’re in the UK, you can place an order for the new GamePad battery from Amazon here (dispatched in 1-3 weeks).
