Inti Creates shared photos of Gunvolt and Lumen’s prototype design during Azure Striker Gunvolt’s early days of development. Check it out below:
This character design is Gunvolt of the prototype. 😀 #gunvolt pic.twitter.com/A9Jumh9Toj
— gunvolt_official (@GunvoltOfficial) May 13, 2014
This character design proposal is "Lumen" of initial development. 😀 #gunvolt pic.twitter.com/CxaJGb9kiE
— gunvolt_official (@GunvoltOfficial) May 14, 2014
RCMADIAX plans to submit BLOK DROP U to Nintendo of Europe sometime today. If all goes well, the game should be out in June or July.
BLOK DROP U will maintain its cheap pricing for the European release. It’s expected to cost just £1.29 / €1.49.
RT | Looks like I'll be submitting #BLOKDROPU to NOE today for a possible June/July release. Pricing? £1.29/€1.49. Release in Germany TBD.
— RCMADIAX (@rcmadiax) May 14, 2014
4 Corner Games has shared the official trailer for I’ve Got to Run!, which is coming soon to the Wii U eShop. We’ve posted it above – note the disclaimer.
As mentioned previously, I’ve Got to Run! is on track to launch next month in North America. A final release date should be coming very, very soon.
I’ve Got to Run will be heading to Europe in Q3 for the price of USD $2 converted, plus respective VAT. 4 Corner Games will bring its indie title to Germany as well, but the launch will come after the PEGI regions. I’ve Got to Run! will not be available in Russia, New Zealand, Australia, or Japan.
As a gift to expert platform fans, I’ve Got to Run! will be receiving the challenging “Endless Expert” DLC. Players will find that the mode offers faster action – and only a single jump. Expect more information about Endless Expert and other extra modes after launch.
One last piece of news: I’ve Got to Run! will feature three different Miiverse communities – the General Community (for all), Announcement Community (for developer updates), and the High Scores community (viewable by all, can only be posted in by players). The latter community is a place where players can post screenshots of their high scores, and it features a unique “New Record!” tag that can be used when a player is proud of their new high score.
Source: 4 Corner Games PR
Best Buy recently discounted 2DS systems by $30. Now the same deal is available at Target. Through May 17th, you can pick up a 2DS for only $99.
Pick up a #Nintendo #2DS for only $99 at @Target through 5/17! Grab one here: http://t.co/bfl4v8NblF | http://t.co/UfiWHPcxi1
— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) May 14, 2014
Ynnis Interactive’s neat-looking RPG “Shiness” has a strong chance of making its way to Wii U.
According to a comment left on the game’s Kickstarter, the folks at Ynnis “really want” to bring the game to the eShop. Currently, the company seems to be waiting on confirmation from Nintendo.
Ynnis said:
We have a lot of demands about WII-U and i can assure you we really want to do it! We just need nintendo confirmation first.
You can find more information about Shiness on the Kickstarter page here.
We have a small update on the Wii U version of Tengami. Developer Nyamyam told one fan on Twitter that the studio expects to submit its game to Nintendo’s lot check early next month.
Nyamyam said:
@curbles Quite good. Think we will submit to Nintendo for Lotcheck early June.
— Nyamyam (@nyamyamgames) May 14, 2014
A Pokemon Center in Paris will temporarily open next month – between June 4th and June 21st. Those who visit the location will have an opportunity to download a unique Pokemon.
For the first time, the special Poke Ball-patterned Vivillon will be distributed. It comes in at level 12 and features the Stun Spore, Gust, Light Screen and Struggle Bug moves.
It’s unclear if the event will be available outside of France at this time.
The “GBA4iOS” app for iPhone allowed users to play Game Boy and Boy Boy Advance titles on their devices with little trouble. In fact, absolutely no jailbreaking was involved to get the thing working.
The emulator was available for several months, but has finally been taken down following a DMCA notice sent out by Nintendo.
On Twitter, the app’s creator wrote:
Well it's official, @NintendoAmerica has sent a DMCA Notice requesting http://t.co/2egsx0sRNS to be shut down.
— Riley Testut (@rileytestut) May 13, 2014