Q.U.B.E. looks like it could be heading to the Wii U.
The game’s official Twitter account posted an image of the title displayed on the GamePad, along with the message: “QUBE running on Wii U!”
Here’s the relevant tweet:
QUBE running on Wii U! twitter.com/qubegame/statu…
— Q.U.B.E. (@qubegame) April 13, 2013
Q.U.B.E. originally launched for PC in December 2011, followed by a Mac release one year later. Based on the tweet above, it appears that the game will now be coming to the Wii U as well.
Super Little Acorn 3D Turbo will be released on the North American and European 3DS eShops this Thursday. Off-screen footage is posted above.
Shovel Knight’s Kickstarter campaign has just come to an end after a month of fundraising. The game managed to collect $311,502 in contributions – well over the initial $75,000 goal.
It’s safe to say that Shovel Knight has caught the interest of gamers. Thanks to their donations, all of the title’s stretch goals were reached. Shovel Knight will include a New Game +, three playable boss knights, a gender swap mode, challenge mode, and 4-player battle mode. You can find all of the accomplished stretch goals here.
Congratulations to Yacht Club Games on their success!
Club Nintendo’s European site has been a bit behind its North American counterpart when it comes to eShop downloads. Whereas the US site provides coins for pretty much all purchases, that hasn’t been the case in Europe – until now.
Wii U and 3DS owners will receive stars for all downloaded content from both eShops. You can then turn those points into rewards and other goodies on Club Nintendo.
Longtime Nintendo staffers Shigeru Miyamoto and Takashi Tezuka have offered a few thoughts about the upcoming Nintendo Game Seminar 2013. The event kicks off in July and will last through next March. This year’s seminar will be the first in three years for the company.
For Miyamoto and Tezuka’s comments, read on below.
“This is a new trial to teach what game design is about and getting people together to have fun while thinking and creating. I invite you to please try and participate.”
– Shigeru Miyamoto
