People have been picking apart the latest Zelda: Twilight Princess HD footage from yesterday’s Nintendo Minute. GameXplain has another video up, this time showing faster animations and improved load times. Check out the comparisons in the video below.
German developer King Art Games began making its point-and-click adventure series called “The Book of Unwritten Tales” a few years back. The most recent entry, The Book of Unwritten Tales 2, debuted on PC in early 2015, and landed on consoles a few months later. Based on a retailer listing, the title is now slated for Wii U.
Amazon UK
lists The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 for release on Wii U on March 22 with Nordic Games handling publishing duties. The Wii U version has already been rated by the ESRB, so it should be coming to North America at some point as well.
You can get an idea as to what The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 offers in the gameplay video below.
Thanks to Tiago S and MrValtor for the tip.
We posted a pair of Shadow Puppeteer gameplay videos yesterday, but one more has appeared today as well. View the latest footage below.
Another interesting tidbit has been spotted in yesterday’s Zelda: Twilight Princess HD footage from Nintendo Minute. In the game, players will have access to a new type of lantern item (different from the standard lantern) – possibly one for Poes.
GameXplain speculates that the lantern could be used to spot Poes while in human form. In the original Twilight Princess, you needed to be Wolf Link while using his sense view. Being able to track down Poes with the lantern could make things much more convenient.
GameXplain has a lengthy video comparing The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess on Wii U to the original versions based on yesterday’s Nintendo Minute footage. Check it out below.
Europe’s tenth Splatfest will finally take place next weekend. For the new competition, players can either be on Team Barbarian or Team Ninja.
The Splatfest will kick off at 6 PM in the UK / 7 PM in Europe on January 30. It will last for a full day.
The next Splatfest in #Splatoon starts at 19:00 CET on 30/01! Would you rather be a Barbarian or a Ninja? #WiiU pic.twitter.com/sPiQCEq0i7
— Nintendo of Europe (@NintendoEurope) January 23, 2016
We first reported on Gunscape last September. Blowfish Studios’ first-person shooter lets players create their own levels and multiplayer maps. That’s in addition to cross-platform sharing, which allows for content to be exchanged with other platforms such as the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
Gunscape was originally planned for release in January. This month has almost finished, and now Blowfish says that they hope to have the title ready sometime in February.
The developer told one fan on Twitter earlier this month:
@c4white33 Hi Connor! We're happy to hear that you're excited about it! And about your question, we're aiming to release it in February 🙂
— Blowfish Studios (@blowfishstudios) January 4, 2016
Thanks to Mike for the tip.
Defense Dome hit the North American Wii U eShop last September. In Europe, it will be available next month. HullBreach Studios said on Twitter that the game will be out in European territories on February 25.
Here’s the relevant tweet:
#DefenseDome #WiiU will be launching its countermeasures in all @NintendoEurope markets on the 25th of February. #Nintendo #eShop #indiegame
— HULLBREACH STUDIOS (@HullBreachGames) January 21, 2016
The Project X Zone 2 demo released on the European 3DS eShop a couple of days ago, with the North American version following next week. View some footage of it below.
During Weston Super Sonic 2016, First 4 Figures provided fans with a first look at two new statues. The company is preparing one design specifically for Sonic’s 25th anniversary and another for Silver.
Fans will be able to pre-order Silver in April. Sonic is going up a bit later, with reservations opening on June 23.
A few photos of the statues captured from a live stream can be found below.
