We first found out about Get Off My Lawn! this past summer. Digital Leisure has now shared concrete details about the game, and we have a trailer as well.
Get Off My Lawn! is a free-to-play arcade shooter. Players take on the role of 78-year-old Murray Mendelson, who must keep endless waves of aliens off his lawn by taking them down with his musket. As you defeat more aliens, the tougher they become.
Players will be able to collect orbs, which can be used to upgrade weaponry. Power-ups include “Cane Time”, “Infuriate”, and “Soundwave”.
Get Off My Lawn! will be released on various platforms on November 11. However, the Wii U version will arrive later this winter.
Source: Digital Leisure PR
Moon Chronicles is only for 3DS at present. However, perhaps that could change in the future depending on support from fans.
The official Moon Chronicles Twitter account published a message earlier today asking people if they would support a Kickstarter campaign for a Wii U version of Moon Chronicles. If there’s enough interest, there might be a chance that we’ll see it on Nintendo’s console.
Please RT and Favorite if you would support a Kickstarter campaign to launch Moon Chronicles on Wii U. pic.twitter.com/U193CcFsor
— Moon Chronicles™ (@moonchronicles) November 3, 2014
Wondering which games are included in Ultimate NES Remix? Well, wonder no longer!
Destructoid shares the following list:
Balloon Fight
Donkey Kong
Donkey Kong Jr.
Dr. Mario
Excitebike
Kid Icarus
Kirby’s Adventure
Mario Bros.
Metroid
Punch-Out!!
Super Mario Bros.
Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels
Super Mario Bros. 2
Super Mario Bros. 3
The Legend of Zelda
Zelda II: The Adventure of Link
Ansimuz Games has almost finished work on its Zelda II-inspired Elliot Quest, a new indie adventure RPG with five dungeons, 16 bosses, and plenty of treasure. Players will explore the Urele island in search of an ancient demon.
Here’s an official story overview:
After Elliot’s wife disappears, he falls sick and attempts to take his own life-only to discovers that he can’t die. Plagued by nightmares and growing weaker by the day, Elliot seeks out a local Sage, who tells him that he’s the victim of a rare curse. A demon called a Satar is slowly consuming Elliot’s vitality. If Elliot can’t find a cure to the curse before it’s too late, he will become a Satar. His only hope is to ask for the help of one of the island’s Guardians, who have kept the Satar from taking over Urele. Elliot can’t die—but he’s still running out of time.
Elliot Quest offers character customization through a leveling up system, a variety of magic attacks, chain attacks to make enemies drop more items, a trio of unique endings based on your decisions, and more.
Elliot Quest will be released for Wii U via the eShop in early 2015. You’ll find a trailer above. An early alpha demo for browsers is located here.
Source: Ansimuz Games PR
Siliconera has compiled a listing of sales for the past few Pokemon games. We have data starting with the original Ruby/Sapphire, all the way up through Pokemon X/Y.
View the full lineup of sales information below:
As of March 31st, 2013:
Pokémon Ruby/Sapphire – 16.22 million
Pokémon FireRed/LeafGreen – 12 million
Pokémon Black 2/White 2 – 7.81 million
As of March 31st, 2014:
Pokémon Diamond/Pearl – 17.63 million
Pokémon HeartGold/SoulSilver – 12.72 million
Pokémon Black/White – 15.58 million
As of September 30th, 2014:
Pokémon X and Y – 13.29 million
SEGA is bringing a new round of 3D Classics to the overseas eShop next year. 3D After Burner II will be released first in early 2015, and will be followed by 3D Fantasy Zone, 3D OutRun, 3D Fantasy Zone II and 3D Thunder Blade on a monthly basis.
Each retro game provides additional elements like new modes, options, and original musical tracks. Pricing is set at $5.99 / €4.99 / £4.49 per title.
Source: SEGA PR
The WiiWare version of Retro City Rampage will soon be updated with “DX” content. All missions have been tweaked, which extends to vehicles, weapons, challenges, visual effects, visual enhancements, checkpoints, difficulty, and challenges. Enhancements have been made to the core gameplay as well as smaller elements such as parking garages and waypoints.
Once the “DX” content is released, Retro City Rampage on WiiWare will be in line with the other versions of the game – mostly anyway. Only HD video filters and zoom modes will be missing. The Wii Remote, Classic Controller and GameCube Controller will all be supported, and there’s an optional “shake” gesture exclusive to the Wii Remote.
Retro City Rampage has also been rated in Australia in New Zealand, so the game should be out in these territories soon. Meanwhile, look forward to the “DX” update in other regions on November 13.
Pikachu has been a staple of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade for over a decade. During this year’s parade, the Pokemon will be seeing the debut of a brand new balloon.
Pikachu will march in the parade for the 15th consecutive year with a new holiday look. You can check out the style for yourself above.
The new Pikachu balloon can be seen by watching this year’s Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in person or on TV on November 27.
Source: Pokemon Company PR
