Child of Eden
8
LA Noire
8
Dead or Alive: Dimensions
8
Steel Diver
7
The Witcher 2
8
Brink
8
SBK 11
7
The Next Big Thing
6
Hector: We Negoitae with Terroeists
5
Thor
7
Lego: PotC
6
The Fancy Pants Adventures
4
Dirt 3
8
Red Faction: Battlegrounds
3
Strania: The Stella Machina
7
Nin2-Jump
7
Darkspore
7
Bangi-O HD
7
Imaginary Range
6
Persona 3 Portable
9
This information comes from Activision Publishing CEO Eric Hirshberg…
“We will be supporting the Wii U. You bet against Nintendo at your peril.”
Hirshberg wouldn’t say how many Wii U titles Activision is working on. Also, it isn’t clear when they’ll be revealed.
This video is definitely worth your time. It shows a look at Skyward Sword’s Siren world for the first time ever with exclusive footage. Also, we get to see the Zelda level in Super Mario 3D for the first time!
Thanks to Iz for the tip!
Epic Mickey will finally see a release in Japan in just a couple of months. The interesting thing is that Nintendo will be publishing the title.
I suppose this is part of Nintendo’s plan to launch one Wii title in Japan each month for the rest of 2011. They’re also localizing GoldenEye 007, due out in the territory later this month.
Epic Mickey, meanwhile, is launching in Japan on August 4 for ¥5,800.
Perhaps Dengeki Nintendo and CoroCoro were teasing Super Pokemon Scramble, a game announced for the 3DS earlier today. It’s a sequel of sorts to the WiiWare title that made it on to WiiWare back in 2009. Umbrella is handling development once again.
The heart of the gameplay will involve making use of Pokemon toys to battle enemies. It’ll support SpotPass, a local wireless multiplayer feature, and 3D visuals.
Surprisingly, Super Pokemon Scramble is just around the corner. The title will launch in Japan on July 28 for ¥4,800.
