EA dropped its support for Wii U long ago. The publisher’s last game was Need for Speed: Most Wanted U, a title that shipped in March 2013.

EA’s chief financial officer Blake Jorgensen explained why the company is no longer creating games for Wii U during the UBS Global Technology Conference. At the end of the day, “the market is too small,” he said. This applies to Wii as well, though the limelight on that console faded long ago and support for it was expected to end with the introduction of Wii U a few years ago.

Below are Jorgensen’s comments in full:

“We don’t make games anymore for the Wii or the Wii U because the market is not big enough, the PS Vita – the Sony product – we don’t make games for that anymore because the market is too small, so it’s all about the size of the market. As one of the largest software producers we have all of the manufacturers of equipment coming to us to try to sell us on their equipment and giving us development kits to try to build software for it. So we’ll build software for various ones but we’ll really wait and see how big the market is going to be.”

While EA has moved on from Wii U, perhaps it could support NX in the future. CEO Andrew Wilson stated a couple of weeks ago that the company will “evaluate any and all opportunities” concerning Nintendo.

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Super Street Fighter II Turbo Revival landed on the North American Wii U Virtual Console a few hours ago. Take a look at some footage of the GBA title below.

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We give Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash one final look in the video below. Check out some of the different modes the game has to offer.

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It’s that time again! Capcom has once again unleashed a bunch of screenshots from Monster Hunter X. We’ve rounded them up below.

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Update 2: And now it’s apparently back!

Update: Out of stock now!

Pre-orders for The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD went up on Amazon U.S. last week, but we know that those of you in Canada have been waiting on some news. Finally, reservations are up for you guys as well. You can reserve the Zelda: Twilight Princess HD bundle on Amazon Canada here.

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A demo for Monster Hunter X recently hit the Japanese 3DS eShop. Take a look at 2 hours of footage from the download below.

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Earlier today, Animal Crossing: Wild World came out on the European Wii U Virtual Console. Take a look at an hour’s worth of footage below.

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Update (11/19): Bumped to the top. This should be up in a little under two hours.

Original (11/18): The standalone Chibi-Robo amiibo will be available in North America on November 30. However, pre-orders will be going up tomorrow.

You’ll want to keep your eye on this Amazon page at 5 PM ET / 2 PM PT. It’s worth noting that Chibi-Robo is an exclusive to the retailer in the United States. He’ll be sold for $12.99, like most amiibo.

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Yesterday Capcom officially confirmed that Mega Man Legacy Collection will only be available digitally in Europe. Naturally, the news also means the upcoming collector’s edition is North American exclusive as well. There are no plans to distribute the gold Mega Man amiibo – which is included in the special packaged release – in PAL regions.

Capcom told one fan on Twitter:

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Guitar Hero Live has received a discount over on Amazon and Best Buy. It was originally going for $100, but it’s now down to $70. You’ll save $30 with a purchase.

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