The Wii U version of Turtle Tale has now been approved for North America. That’s according to Edward Di Geronimo, who tweeted the following today:
I got a great birthday present from @NintendoAmerica – Turtle Tale is approved for Wii U !
— Edward Di Geronimo (@EdDiGeronimo) September 5, 2014
Turtle Tale previously came to 3DS in May.
Darts Up and 99 Seconds for Wii U have now been approved in Europe.
As noted by EnjoyUp Games:
Darts Up #WiiU approved in Europe! @NintendoEurope
— EnjoyUp (@enjoyupgames) September 5, 2014
99Seconds #WiiU approved in Europe! @NintendoEurope
— EnjoyUp (@enjoyupgames) September 5, 2014
No release date yet, but we’ll let you know as soon as we hear something.
Nintendo of Europe tweeted out the following earlier today:
Ultimate #NESRemix will be mixing things up on Nintendo #3DS on 07/11 pic.twitter.com/CW5jXfaYlY
— Nintendo of Europe (@NintendoEurope) September 5, 2014
Does that tweet give a hint as to which games are featured in Ultimate NES Remix? The lineup would include Super Mario 1, 2, and 3; Metroid, Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong Jr., Dr. Mario, Punch-Out, Kid Icarus, Balloon Fight, Excitebike, Kirby’s Adventure, The Legend of Zelda, and Zelda 2.
Three different Bayonetta 2 releases are planned for Europe. There’s the Special Edition, First Print Edition, and solus edition.
The former two releases will include the first Bayonetta. However, the same can’t be said for the solus edition. If you’re interested in Bayonetta 1, you’ll need to purchase either the Special Edition (£44.99) or First Print Edition (£59.99).
Nintendo is handling things much differently in North America. Just one simple release is planned for retail, and it includes both Bayonetta games.
Zelda producer Eiji Aonuma has been monitoring feedback about Hyrule Warriors on Miiverse. There’s one thing in particular that seems to have caught his eye.
Aonuma mentioned to Nintendo Life that players have been showing great enthusiasm for Hyrule Warriors’ cut-scenes. This has left him “a little conflicted”, and he wants to ensure that the new Zelda game for Wii U “can hold its own in that aspect against Hyrule Warriors”.
Aonuma’s full comments:
Spikey Walls has been approved by Nintendo for release in North America, according to RCMADIAX. Details regarding launch will be shared sometime next week.
RCMADIAX said on Twitter today:
#SpikeyWalls approved by #Nintendo for release on #WiiU #eShop in North America. Release details will be revealed next week.
— RCMADIAX (@rcmadiax) September 5, 2014
Slightly Mad Studios has finally responded directly as to why the Wii U version of Project CARS was delayed.
In an interview with Eurogamer, creative director Andy Tudor explained that the team simply requires “a little more time” in order to ensure that “it’s of the same standard of all the other games.” Slightly Mad also wants to meet the high expectations of fans.
As far as the actual game is concerned, Project CARS is said to look “phenomenal” on Wii U. Tudor also praised Nintendo’s console, stating that it’s “quite good.”
Head past the break for all of Tudor’s comments.
