At the Sonic Boom 2014 fan event, SEGA had news to share regarding the upcoming animated TV series. It’s now been confirmed that the show will debut on November 8. Fans will be able to watch Sonic Boom on Cartoon Network.
Paper Monsters Recut is coming to the North American Wii U eShop on October 16, developer Mobot Studios has announced. The game will be available for $7.99.
If you’re interested in Paper Monsters Recut, I suggest stopping by the site later today. We’ll have a little something extra pertaining to the game!
Fatal Frame: The Black Haired Shrine Maiden has some unlockable outfits. And they’re quite risque, to say the least.
Head past the break for screenshots. You’ve been warned!
Turtle Tale will take up roughly 81MB. That size may vary depending on region and when the game is installed, but essentially, the game is a very small release. You shouldn’t have much trouble fitting in onto your Wii U or external hard drive!
In this month’s issue of EDGE, the magazine handed out one of the first western verdicts for Bayonetta 2. PlatinumGames’ newest title earned a perfect 10 / 10 mark, making it one of only 17 games to have been awarded with a perfect score.
EDGE said in its review that “Bayonetta 2 is in many ways a perfect fit for Nintendo, with its bright blue skies, its easy charm, its relentless procession of ideas and its immaculately tuned controls.”
Other tidbits from the publication’s review:
Satoru Okada, the director of Metroid, Kid Icarus and Super Mario Land, is retired from Nintendo. Author Erik Voskuil confirms this in his new book “Before Mario”.
Aside from working on some of Nintendo’s earliest games, Okada created the Game Boy alongside Gunpei Yokoi. He later became the general manager of Nintendo Research & Engineering that was responsible for developing handhelds. Okada was ultimately the chief developer of the Game Boy Color, Advance, Advance SP and Nintendo DS.
It’s unclear when exactly Okada retired. However, it’s likely that he continued to supervise Nintendo’s handheld development up until his departure.
Here’s something a bit interesting for you: the cover plates featuring the different Mario items (Fire Flower, Goomba, etc.) are made of actual wood!
