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The Wii U version of Badland: Game of the Year Edition finally hit the eShop last Thursday. For a look at the game, check out the video below.

The folks over at Giant Bomb published another video from The Swindle with 23 minutes of footage. You can watch it below.

13AM Games has further discussed the cameo appearances of characters in Runbow.

For those who are unaware, the game features guest stars including Shovel Knight and Rusty from SteamWorld Dig. There are several other familiar faces as well.

Interestingly, it sounds like Nintendo assisted 13AM Games in getting these cameos into Runbow. Creative director and designer Alex Rushdy spoke with Nintendo Life about how the Big N ended up getting involved, as well as the partnerships with the other indies in general:

We owe some of that gratitude to Nintendo. We came up with a wishlist of developers that we love and admire, and Nintendo helped facilitate conversations with about 90% of the list. From the get go we wanted Runbow, our first game, to be a celebration of games we love and the spirit of community that local multiplayer games inspire. We’re pretty lucky to be here in Toronto where the indie scene is so supportive of one another. It was the kind of atmosphere and attitude we wanted to bring back to the industry when we got started, so we just started asking people if they wanted to join the run. The really humbling thing is when that 90% of the list started responding and saying they’d like to work with us. We feel incredibly lucky.

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Sanatory Hallway is coming to the European Wii U eShop next week. For those who plan on downloading the game, keep in mind that the download is 329 MB.

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TACS Games’ latest Wii U eShop title has a final release date. The indie developer will be launching Factotum in North America on August 20. A new trailer has been posted below.

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Nostatic Software’s first Wii U release, The Quiet Collection, launched on the North American Wii U eShop last Thursday. The studio has another title in the works, and it’s due out very soon.

On Twitter, Nostatic Software announced that Kung Fu FIGHT! is slated for August 6 in North America. It’s a run/jump/beat-em-up that has players fighting against enemies in hopes of saving a girl. Kung Fu FIGHT! features retro-styled/old school gameplay, various environments, and multiple difficulty modes.


According to a listing on the Wii U eShop, Beatbuddy is coming to Europe next week. The game is currently on track to arrive next Thursday. It will cost €8.99 at launch.

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Swords & Soldiers II has received a new update. Version 1.1 is out now, and it adds several new languages. The game now supports Dutch, French, German, Spanish, and Brazilian Portuguese.

Ronimo Games tweeted out the update news just a couple of minutes ago:


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Intropy Games is releasing Astral Breakers on the North American Wii U eShop next week, the studio confirmed today.

Astral Breakers is a cooperative/competitive action-puzzle game. The goal is to break colorful spheres, which in turn drops useless spheres into your opponent’s territory.

Astral Breakers allows for competitive play in Versus mode. In SuperNova survival mode, two players can team up against the CPU.

It’s possible to draw your own characters in the game. As it’s based on a Zodiac theme, you can use the GamePad to plot your own constellations. Constellations take on different properties when you bring them into battle. Their name, how they are drawn, their drop pattern and drop intensity (amount of garbage dropped on an opponent) will cause variations. Constellations are typically more lethal if they’re a complex drawing. Astral Breakers will also come with 12 existing Zodiac constellations.

Look for Astral Breakers on the Wii U eShop next Thursday.

Endless Golf arrived on the North American eShop today as one of the latest Wii U downloads. View some footage from the title below.


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