Nintendo briefly touched on the composers for Smash Bros. Wii U during the game’s presentation last week. Thanks to an update on the game’s website, we get a proper look at the full lineup.
First, here’s a listing of composers who worked on both versions of the new Smash Bros. games:
The following composers also specifically worked on Smash Bros. for Wii U:
Shigeru Miyamoto attended the Tokyo International Film Festival this past weekend to debut his new Pikmin shorts. At the event, Reuters caught up with Miyamoto to discuss a number of topics.
Here’s a quick overview as to what was shared:
– Miyamoto had balked for years at requests to make films with Nintendo characters
– He warmed to the possibilities of filmmaking given technological advances
Miyamoto noting that he has no plans to shift from games to the movie business….
“I haven’t moved over. But as computer graphics have gotten better, I started to feel that it’s something that I could get involved with. Making films in the past was something that was made with a completely different skill set but now I feel that it’s rather similar.”
Curve Studios will be bringing The Swapper to the Wii U eShop in about a week. If you plan on downloading the game, make sure you have 390MB of free space available!
The Swapper will be available in North America and Europe next Thursday.
Update: Size is 271 blocks.
Football Up Online, which was just announced last week, appears to be heading to Europe next week. The game should be available on November 6. Pricing is set at €3.99.
The Pokemon Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire Dual Pack is coming to North America, Nintendo has announced.
As expected, the package will contain both upcoming Pokemon titles. It will be available exclusively at Best Buy and Amazon for $79.98.
Along with Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, the Dual Pack also includes two in-game download codes that can be redeemed for 100 Potions each.
Source: Nintendo PR
