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The next entry in the Giana Sisters series will be coming to the Wii U eshop. According to the game’s official Facebook page, Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams is planned for the console.

A message on the page reads:

“Wii U is also planned, one step at a time!”

Twisted Dreams originally launched on the PC last year. Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network versions are also in the pipeline.

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Care for access to the soundtracks behind Shin’en’s “Nano” games? Then you may wish to hand over a few bucks for what the studio is calling “Nano Assault Collection”.

For just $1, you’ll receive the Nano Assault EX and Nano Assault Neo soundtracks. For $5, Shin’en will also provide the Nanostray HD Sessions. And for $10, you’ll obtain all of the aforementioned soundtracks plus Nanostray and Nanostray 2 original soundtracks. Fans can plop down as much as $50 to support Shin’en, though doing so isn’t necessary.

You can find more information here.


Square Enix has trademarked “President’s Day”… whatever that is. The company picked up the name in Europe.

We probably won’t be getting an immediate answer as to what the trademark is about, but Siliconera speculates that it could be the subtitle of a Eidos project. A partial name for a new Legacy of Kain, maybe.

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Shigeru Miyamoto interviews continue to roll in. Polygon published a Q&A with the Nintendo creator earlier today, covering areas such as new characters and ideas, 3DS interaction with Wii U, episodic gaming, and a whole lot more.

Read on below for Miyamoto’s comments.

KnapNok plans to release Spin the Bottle on the Wii U eShop in May. No specific date, unfortunately, but it’ll be available in just a couple of months.

A new teaser for Spin the Bottle was released earlier today. Watch it here.

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Pockett.net is reporting that Activision plans to publish “Fast & Furious Showdown”. The title, which has not been officially announced, which would likely tie into the upcoming Fast & Furious 6 movie in some fashion. It’s supposedly being worked on by Firebrand Games – the studio behind various Nintendo handheld racers and NASCAR Unleashed.

Bear in mind that this is only a rumor for now…

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