The Cave will see release on the Wii U eShop next week. SEGA will publish Double Fine’s downloadable title on January 22 for $14.99.
Source: SEGA PR
Injustice: Gods Among Us has received a North American and European release date. Fans can get their hands on the game starting on April 16 and April 19 respectively.
Two different Collector’s Editions have been announced for Injustice, but neither one will be available for Wii U.
Source: Warner Bros. Interactive PR
The Wii U has been out for a couple of months now, but there’s one peculiar aspect about the system that hasn’t been discussed.
Were you hoping to link your Club Nintendo account to the Wii Shop Channel? Well… it’s not possible. As a result, consumers won’t receive any coins for titles purchased on the store.
Nintendo says that the limitation is in place due to “certain system constraints”.
You’ll obviously still get coins for games bought on the original Wii Shop Channel – you know, on an actual Wii. It’s also possible to link a Club Nintendo account to the Wii U eShop. But if you were hoping to download a few extra titles and earn some coins, you’re out of luck.
Thanks to R for the tip.
There’s about 44 minutes of cut-scenes here – almost enough for a mini-movie:
Nintendo has deleted an upcoming Wii Virtual Console games page on its Japanese website. The move has sparked speculation that the company could be looking to bring the service to an end sometime soon.
As of now, Nintendo still seems to be supporting the Wii VC in North America and Europe. World Heroes 2 came out in the states just last week. Europe received the VC title Ninja Master’s Haoh-Ninpo-Cho on January 10.
Fire Emblem: Awakening will be available at retail and through digital means when it launches next month. If you decide to download the title, make sure you have 8,579 blocks of free space on an SD card.
Awakening is one of the larger retail titles, but the size isn’t too bad. It takes up more space compared to Super Mario 3D Land, Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D, and Paper Mario: Sticker Star, though it’s certainly less than Style Savvy: Trendsetter’s 10,500 blocks.