At the moment, Gunman Clive HD Collection is scheduled to hit the North American Wii U eShop on September 3. That date will stick assuming all “goes as planned”, creator Bertil Hörberg said on his Twitter account. Pricing will be set at $3.99.
If everything goes as planned, Gunman Clive HD Collection will release on the US Wii U eShop on September 3 for $3.99
— Bertil Hörberg (@BertilHrberg) August 19, 2015
Gunman Clive HD Collection bundles together Gunman Clive 1 and 2. Both games are available on the 3DS eShop.
This week’s 3DS eShop charts are as follows:
Software
1. Mario Kart 7
2. Super Mario Bros. 3
3. Mario and Donkey Kong: Minis on the Move
4. Smash Controller
5. The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth
6. Super Smash Bros. for 3DS
7. Super Mario Bros.
8. Shovel Knight
9. PuzzleBox Setup
10. Animal Crossing: New Leaf
11. Cube Creator 3D
12. The Legend of Zelda
13. Pokemon Omega Ruby
14. Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D
15. Zelda: Link’s Awakening DX
16. Picross e6
17. 3D Streets of Rage 2
18. Pokemon Art Academy
19. Gunman Clive
20. Pokemon Alpha Sapphire
Videos
1. Cube Creator 3D Update Trailer
2. Let’s Watch! Super Mario Maker Overview!
3. Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden Trailer
4. Super Smash Bros. Mii Fighters Suit Up for Wave Three
5. Zelda: Tri Force Heroes E3 2015 Trailer
6. Pokemon Rumble World Trailer
7. Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX Trailer
8. Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon E3 2015 Trailer
9. Stretchmo Trailer
10. Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate August DLC Pack Trailer
11. Super Mario Maker E3 2015 Trailer
12. Hyrule Warriors Legends E3 2015 Trailer
13. Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games E3 2015 Video
14. Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam – E3 2015 Trailer
15. Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer E3 2015 Trailer
16. Mario Kart 7 Video
17. Splatoon Direct 5/7/15
18. Marshmallow People
19. Dead End
20. Super Smash Bros. Mii Fighters Suit Up for Wave One
Source: 3DS eShop
It turns out that not one, but two Virtual Consoles games are scheduled for the North American Wii U Virtual Console tomorrow. In addition to Advance Wars 2, the eShop will also be getting Genghis Khan II: Clan of the Grey Wolf. Pricing is set at $7.99.
If you’re unfamiliar with Genghis Khan II, take a look at the game summary below.
In Genghis Khan II: Clan of the Gray Wolf, unite the scattered Mongol tribes under your banner and conquer the world as Genghis Khan. Choose from two riveting scenarios: Mongolia and all of Eurasia. It is up to you to take your fledgling empire from your humble beginnings on the Mongolian plateau and expand your borders across the land! As your rivals look enviously upon your domain, you must struggle to weather the assaults of your opponents and carve out a living for your people. Engage in diplomacy to forge alliances, and organize your troops to defend the prosperity of your empire! If you can manage to spread the borders of your empire to the corners of the world, all will pay homage to your might!
Nintendo has published the second entry in its video feature for the Super Mario Maker Facebook hackathon. The second episode, “Evaluate + Decide”, is posted below. Look for the next (and perhaps final) episode on Friday.
Atlus prepared a new Stella Glow video today which highlights the witch tuning mechanic. View the trailer below, along with an overview of the gameplay system.
If you’ll recall, the game centers around the five witches of the world (4 good, 1 bad…when you’re called Hilda the witch of Destruction, you get pigeonholed, I guess) and their use of song magic. They are the only ones left in the world that can wield this magic, and what good is a song if it’s out of tune?!
That’s why Alto, the game’s protagonist, has the ability to literally “tune” the witches. In doing so, he’ll enter the witch’s heart and have to combat all the anxiety, fears, and nightmares plaguing her psyche.
And because Stella Glow operates on a revolving cycle of Free Time/Mission Time, players will have to make crucial decisions to build bonds with the witches they choose in order to gain enough trust to Tune them.
Atlus is shipping Stella Glow in North America this holiday season.
Source: Atlus PR
Nintendo will publish the first Yo-Kai Watch game in North America on November 6, the company revealed today. A vague “Holiday 2015” window had been previously confirmed.
In Europe, Yo-Kai Watch will not be available until sometime in 2016.
You can read up on today’s official announcement below.
Curve Digital will be bringing The Swindle to the European Wii U eShop on September 10, according to a listing on Nintendo’s UK website. Note that the company has not technically announced this date. When Curve officially announces the news, we’ll probably be hearing about when it’s coming to North America as well (perhaps the same day).
Q.U.B.E: Director’s Cut is finally making its way to Wii U next week. Nintendo’s UK site lists the game for release on August 27. We don’t have confirmation yet, but there’s a good chance that Q.U.B.E: Director’s Cut will be available in North America next week as well.
Advance Wars 2: Black Hole Rising is heading to the North American Wii U Virtual Console tomorrow. That news comes straight from Nintendo’s website, which lists the new release.
Below is a handy overview of Advance Wars 2:
The Black Hole Army comes storming back in this worthy successor to an award-winning strategy game. Rain destruction upon their foul legions by ordering your troops effectively and overpowering your enemies with new Super Commanding Officer Powers. Then, see how your tactics stack up to your friends’ in 4-player battles—all with one Wii U.
Take control of more units and battle on more maps than even the original Advance Wars had to offer. More terrain means more options, and more options means crazier creations. So employ every feature of the robust map designer to craft punishing maps, and then challenge the CPU or your friends on the battlefield. After a few battles, take your hard-earned points to the Battlemaps shop to purchase new maps, challenges, and Commanding Officers.
Wii U owners will be able to purchase Advance Wars 2: Black Hole Rising for $7.99 on the eShop.
Renegade Kid is currently working on bringing the original two Dementium games to 3DS. The studio has interest in making a third entry, but that doesn’t mean it’s a sure thing to happen.
Speaking with GameSkinny, Renegade Kid co-founder Jools Watsham said that the studio has “wanted to develop Dementium III for many years.” However, since a project would “require a huge investment in time and money”, we’ll only be seeing the game if the remastered versions perform well.
Watsham said:
“We have wanted to develop Dementium III for many years. Dementium III will require a huge investment in time and money, so it will depend on how well Dementium Remastered and Dementium II Remastered are received in the 3DS market.”
