Hover: Revolt of Gamers is the latest title to have successfully reached its Wii U stretch goal on Kickstarter. The campaign just passed the $100,000 mark, meaning Fusty Game’s project is officially planned for the eShop.
Kickstarter donations are still being accepted here. Six days remain in the campaign.
Level-5 published a few new images and details for Youkai Watch 2 on the game’s official website. You can find all of the latest content below.
– Fuyunyan: new super hero cat
– Might be related to the popular character Jibanyan
– Fuyunyan has a kicking mantle and belt to go with a battle scar on his head
– Fuyunyan will help out the protagonists at one point
– Karipakkun: yokai who seems to eat everything he borrows and makes it his own
– If he latches onto you, then you’ll stop returning things that you might’ve borrowed from others
– Norakurari: will make you start making all kinds of excuses
– Kudan: fortunetelling yokai
– Kudin is still training and can only predict things like the weather
– Hanako-san: yokai of a girl who lives in the school
– Hanako is always looking for someone to play with, and especially likes the girls’ bathroom
– Gamanmosu: has been holding in his pee for so long, which allowed him to gain an ultimate ability of perseverance
– Exclusive monsters in each version
– Will be going through a time slip
– Kemamoto Village: looks like it’ll be somewhere back in time way before the current era of Sakura New Town
– You might be able to meet some of the ancestors of your yokai, or perhaps even see them before they became ghosts
The Villager’s alternate colors were showcased today and they’re not what we were expecting:
You can choose to play as the girl villager too!! How lovely.
Nintendo is starting to send out a new StreetPass Mii Plaza visitor to 3DS owners. It’s none other than Reggie “Fils-a-Mech” (FILSAMECH), who reminds fans about Nintendo’s upcoming E3 Digital Event on June 10.
Reggie Fils-a-Mech is none other than Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime of course, but, well… it’s complicated. Just watch Nintendo’s E3 2014 announcement video and all should become clear!
Ubisoft support for Nintendo platforms appears to be in steep decline. In its latest financial report for example, the company makes mention of Wii U only once, and that’s for Child of Light – a game already available. On 3DS, Ubisoft hasn’t had a major release in quite a long time.
In the previous financial year, Wii U accounted for only 3 percent of Ubisoft’s overall sales. 3DS was even worse – in large part due to a lack of games – coming in at 0 percent. Wii was the only platform to make a decent dent having contributed 11 percent.
What kind of Nintendo support can we expect from Ubisoft in the future? Well, Watch Dogs is still coming to Wii U. A new Just Dance will likely be made for both Wii U and Wii as well. Aside from these games though, nothing appears to be on the horizon sadly.
