The Wii U version of Dragon Quest X doesn’t have a final release date. But during a Tokyo Game Show event, series creator Yuuji Horii mentioned that he hopes the game will be done by next spring.
That isn’t an official time frame from Square Enix. Rather, the development team is looking to wrap development up by then, so if all goes well, it could very well be out in spring.
DQX producer Yousuke Saitou, who also spoke at the event, said that it would be technically possible to bring a player’s character from the Wii game into the Wii U beta. It isn’t clear if this is something that will actually be implemented though.
Atsushi Inaba, executive director at Platinum Games, has given a straight answer about Nintendo’s involvement with Bayonetta 2.
According to Inaba, there wouldn’t be a sequel if the company hadn’t decided to collaborate with Platinum on the project.
“Would Bayonetta 2 not exist without Nintendo? The answer is yes.”
Inaba says that even though Bayonetta 2 will be hitting a brand new system – and the IP is coming to a Nintendo console for the first time – he doesn’t see the move “as a change in platform.”
Capcom showed its latest Monster Hunter 4 trailer once again at a special TGS stage show a couple of hours ago. The video did contain one new clip, however.
In the brief extended footage, it was revealed that Yian Kut-Ku will be returning. The monster originally first appeared in the first game in the series.
A few shots of Yian Kut-Ku are posted above.
More photos of the Wii U GamePad and console have been posted above. These shots are a bit larger than the previous batch.
