Mighty Switch Force! 2 may be heading to Wii U. A rating for the game popped up in the PEGI database earlier today.
This wouldn’t be the first Mighty Switch Force! game on the Wii U eShop. For the Wii U launch, WayForward prepared Mighty Switch Force! Hyper Drive Edition, an updated version of the original.
With the launch of a Nintendo product comes a new Iwata Asks. That’s no different with New Super Luigi U, which is technically more of a DLC release. You can read the full discussion with Nintendo president Satoru Iwata and the game’s developers here.
Shigeru Miyamoto has been working very hard on Pikmin 3 in order to help boost the relatively slow sales on the Wii U, and he has a very clear idea on some of the things that went wrong so far and on how the situation might improve, as he explained in part of an interview on the Japanese website 4Gamer.
In a wide-ranging interview with Japanese publication 4Gamer, Shigeru Miyamoto discussed the Wii U’s struggles, delayed games, and more. An official English translation isn’t available, but DualShockers has translated a few bits.
First, here’s what Miyamoto said about the Wii U’s slow start:
Target has a new offer running for the Wii U Deluxe Set. Consumers who purchase the console can receive either LEGO City: Undercover or New Super Mario Bros. U for free. Nintendo Land is still included in the package, so you’ll be getting two games with the system.
You can find more details about the offer with product links here.
Have you beaten Mighty Switch Force! Hyper Drive Edition on the GamePad? Then you may have come across a bug that results in a black screen of… nothingness.
Thankfully, developer WayForward is on the case. The studio posted a new blog entry today confirming that a fix is on the way.
