Daedalic Entertainment’s Fire appears to be bound for Wii U. A listing for the game popped up on the USK, hinting at an upcoming release.
Fire features a mix of exploration-adventure gameplay and puzzles. In the game, players are given the simple task of journeying through the Stone Age and finding fire.
Check out a trailer for Fire below. You’ll also find a lengthy overview after the break.
Most 3DS games these allow players to share screenshots with others on Miiverse. The newly-released Yo-kai Watch, however, does not. We’re not sure what the exact reasoning behind this. It is what it is!
In May, Capcom released the free “Hunter’s Weapon Gallery” 3DS theme in celebration of Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate having shipped over 1 million copies in the west. But after June 30, the promotional period ended and it was taken down.
That same theme has now returned in North America and is free to download. You won’t find it in the “free” section of the theme shop. Instead, head on over to the game-specific themes category.
The Peanuts Movie: Snoopy’s Grand Adventure arrived earlier this week. You can purchase it at retail, or you can pick up the game digitally from the eShop. Those who opt for the latter option on Wii U will need just over 1.3GB of space.
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has the first discount on LEGO Dimensions. The Starter Pack was set at $100 for launch, but it’s now down to $85. You’ll save $15 with a purchase.
Back in 2009, a small team at Nintendo Software Technology – otherwise known as NST – started work on a pitch for a new Wave Race game. The company was hoping to create a new entry in the series for Wii, and there were plans to take advantage of the Wii Remote by offering an original control scheme.
Ultimately, things weren’t meant to be. NST presented its prototype to Nintendo’s higher-ups in Japan, though some members of the board weren’t convinced by the controls, and there were some concerns about it being able to find an audience.
Take a look at the full report from Unseen64 below.
Nintendo of Europe has come out with an extensive new trailer for Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival. You can view it below.
New footage has arrived showing the Xenoblade Chronicles X’s English build. Check out a couple of videos below.
We have a few screenshots showing the Wii U and 3DS versions of Rodea: The Sky Soldier. View them in the gallery below.
