Breaking news! One of our interns recently saw a squid guy fall into a creek during a turf war, and guess what?! The squid dissolved! This suggests that these creatures can’t maintain a solid form when submerged in water. Does this mean that they’re actually made of liquid? The mystery deepens…
Form Up Studios LLC has partnered with Sc0tt Games to launch Tri-Strip on the Wii U eShop. The game is a retro-themed, single-player puzzle project that has players scoring points by arranging rows of triangular tiles into quads. Challenge modes and time-based events are included in the full release.
Capcom hasn’t released a demo for Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate on the eShop, but some 3DS owners are managing to get access. We’re hearing that the demo was distributed at a Nintendo of Europe headquarters event today. There will apparently be another event in Paris soon as well.
Monsters in the demo include Great Jaggi, Tetsucabra, and Gore Magala. Online play is not yet functional.
Arrow Time U has received an update. If it doesn’t appear when booting up, you may need to delete the game entirely and re-download from the eShop.
“Despite poor sales”, developer XenoHorizon pushed forward with the update, as the studio didn’t want to go back on its word.
XenoHorizon is taking what it learned with Arrow Time U and applying it to future projects. Speaking of which, it sounds like the indie developer has another title lined up for Wii U.
The ATU update is finally out. You may have to delete it and re-download it from the #eShop to update.
— XenoHorizon (@XenoHorizon) January 9, 2015
Despite poor sales we said we'd put out the update and we did since we don't like going back on our word. But it's time to move on now.
— XenoHorizon (@XenoHorizon) January 9, 2015
ATU's not one of the better games on the #eShop but we think it's a better investment now to use what we learned on our future games.
— XenoHorizon (@XenoHorizon) January 9, 2015
Thank you for your understanding and you'll hear from us again when we announce our next #WiiU exclusive in a few months, if not sooner!
— XenoHorizon (@XenoHorizon) January 9, 2015
A trio of Dragon Quest games for 3DS are receiving re-releases in Japan. Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry’s Wonderland 3D, Dragon Quest VII, and Dragon Quest Monsters 2 will be available on March 12 under Square Enix’s “Ultimate Hits” line. Pricing is set at 2,800 yen each.
