Moving Player is taking its act from mobile development to the eShop. The company’s first game for the digital store – coming to the 3DS – is Tangram Style. We’re waiting for details on this one, but it sounds like the game could be in the puzzle genre.
Ubisoft continues to express that the company is a big believer in Wii U. This time, senior vice president of sales and marketing Tony Key talked up the console’s dual screen experience.
Speaking with IGN, Key said:
“As a company, we like the Wii U. We really believe that the second screen can add a new dimension to gaming. We’re still big supporters of that system. We have just as many games coming out on Wii U this year as we did at launch. So we like the second screen. We think there are opportunities with all these games to extend them – to another person, to another location. We’re taking it very seriously.”
Ubisoft will have – at least this year – quite a bit of content on Wii U. Fans can look forward to Rayman Legends, Splinter Cell: Blacklist, Assassin’s Creed IV, and Watch_Dogs.
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Poisoft, best known for Kersploosh!, has announced a new title for the 3DS. My Hero and the King is scheduled to arrive on the Japanese eShop later this year. We don’t have many details about the game yet, but it has been made clear that it will be an RPG. My Hero and the King is being developed as part of Poisoft’s fifth anniversary.
Mastertronic will be bringing a revitalized version of The Chaos Engine to PC, Mac, and Linux in August. A release on consoles may also be possible.
According to producer Neil McKenna, the team is “looking very closely at working with consoles, but nothing is signed at the moment.”
“We’ve looked very closely at it, but nothing is final on that yet. We’re looking very closely at working with consoles, but nothing is signed at the moment.”
The Chaos Engine originally launched on Commodore Amiga back in 1993. It was later ported to the SNES and Genesis.
We have a double dose of boxarts for you: Adventure Time: Explore the Dungeon Because I DON’T KNOW and Regular Show: Mordecai and Rigby in 8-bit Land. Both can be found below.
You’ve seen Reggie’s Animal Crossing: New Leaf house in video form. But how would you like to actually visit it?
Reggie’s house will soon be distributed through SpotPass. It will be located at the Happy Home Showcase – that’s between the post office and the Nook store on Main Street.
