About a day ago, Inti Creates released another batch of screenshots and information for Azure Striker Gunvolt. The latest details, which have since been translated, can be found after the break.
Image & Form is looking into a cross-buy discount for SteamWorld Dig. If such a thing is implemented, those who own the 3DS version of the game will be able to pick up the Wii U release for a cheaper price.
Image & Form said on Twitter:
@Necroadr The Wii U game will probably be cheaper if you already own the 3DS game. We're looking into it 🙂
— Image & Form (@ImageForm) July 18, 2014
Thanks to Adrian Brown for the tip.
Those who have purchased NES Remix or NES Remix 2 on the European Wii U eShop will be eligible for Virtual Console discounts of 50 percent starting on July 24.
Super Mario Bros., The Legend of Zelda, Excitebike, and four other titles will be the first round of games included in the sale. Nintendo intends to make new discounts available for three additional weeks.
Check out this tweet from Nintendo of Europe:
Four weeks of #VirtualConsole #NES discounts ahead for owners of #NESRemix 1 or 2, starting with these 7 on 24/07! pic.twitter.com/ubn5wfjArk
— Nintendo of Europe (@NintendoEurope) July 19, 2014
At the very end of July, Shin’en mentioned on Twitter that the Wii U version of Art of Balance is complete and was with Nintendo for final testing. The studio added that a release by summer’s end is also targeted.
Shin’en tweeted at the time:
@ValeFalkren It's done and at Nintendo for final testing. Slow summer time. We expect a release end of summer.
— Shin'en Multimedia (@ShinenGames) June 30, 2014
The Nintendo Treehouse has been around for plenty of years, and is one of the main reasons why games are localized from the Big N these days. But there are plenty of different departments inside such as the marketing support team and brand management/Pokemon team.
Bill Trinen, Nintendo of America’s director of product marketing, recently spoke with Siliconera about the different divisions at Nintendo Treehouse as well as the team as a whole. He also discussed his origins with the company and shared a tiny bit about Shigeru Miyamoto.
Check out Trinen’s comments below.
