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q-bit Games and Sleepy Sheepy have provided Nintendo Everything with a first look at their new indie project, “Machete Brawl”.

The title will be released on Wii U and PC later this year. It acts as a follow-up to the original Machete, a game that hit PC, Mac, and Linux just a few months ago.

Machete Brawl begins as the family of Groz’g Island sets up a tournament to win the Mighty Golden Carrot Trophy. You’ll be able to play as one of the family members to fight your way to the trophy through different stages, including a mushroom cave and a castle.

Weapons, bonuses, and maluses will all be a part of the mix, and each stage will have its own enemies and power-ups.

On Wii U, Machete Brawl will offer up to 5-player multiplayer with asymmetrical gameplay on the GamePad. You can also expect fast-paced multiplayer fighting action with jet-packs and carrot guns.

q-bit says creating the game for Wii U “was a no-brainer for us since Nintendo is our first love.”

Tom Create has localized Smash Cat Heroes for the west, and the game is due out in just a few days. A listing on Nintendo’s website confirms that 3DS eShop title will launch on April 17. Pricing is set at $3.99.

You can find an official overview for Smash Cat Heroes below.

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According to Inti Creates CEO Takuya Aizu, the studio is still working on the character design for Azure Striker Gunvolt.

Aizu told Siliconera:

“During the development of Gunvolt, we researched what kind of design would appeal to boys between the ages of 10 and 14—who we assume will be the game’s main purchasers—in North America. As a result, we changed Gunvolt’s design, because braided hair and a bare midriff were unpopular among them. However, these changes are not final. We will continue to do research into the matter.”

Some noticed that some changes had been made to main character Gunvolt in the North American version. Basically, the western design drops his bare midriff and ponytail. It’s not much, but some feel that no changes should be made.

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First screenshots and new details for Tales of the World: Reve Unitia are now available courtesy of a new Famitsu article. You can find the game’s latest content below.

– See characters from the series appear in the world of Revalia
– Revalia is a place where dreams come true
– Told from 2 perspectives
– Perspectives: a “Young Child” from the Lufres tribe named Terun, and a “Dream Keeper” named Nahato
– Terun’s story: gets help from Lloyd and Asbel
– The two are said to have been summoned from the “Awake World”
– Terun will be travelling with them to look for other people from their world
– Nahato ends up meeting Yuri and Jade
– They’ve also been summoned in a similar manner
– They’ll be journeying for a different reason
– 60% complete
– TBA release date/price
– About 60% complete

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Fuzzy Wuzzy Games has sent out a precheck version of Armillo to Nintendo. It’s another step towards the game’s release, which is expected to take place next month.

Fuzzy Wuzzy shared the status update on Twitter a few moments ago, while also noting that Miiverse integration will likely be added to the game in a future update.

Below are all of the relevant tweets:

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