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Turtle Tale has been out on 3DS for a number of weeks, but Saturnine Games has been plugging away on a Wii U version. This edition of the game is now coming closer to launch based on a new tweet from the indie developer.

According to Saturnine, Turtle Tale’s Wii U version has been sent off to Nintendo of America’s lot check:


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The 3DS version of Turtle Tale will be available in North America and Europe on May 22nd. Pricing is set at $2.99 / €2.99 / £2.49. The Wii U version will follow at a later date.

Saturnine Games’ new indie title Turtle Tale has received approval from Nintendo of America (and NCL).

The studio shared the latest update on Twitter, writing:


Turtle Tale doesn’t have a release date yet, but it should launch on the eShop in the near future.

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On Twitter a little while ago, Saturnine Games shared an update about the status of Turtle Tale.

The 3DS version of the game has now been approved by Nintendo of America. It’s still awaiting approval in Europe though.

Saturnine is also continuing development of Turtle Tale on Wii U, which is “progressing well.” It could be submitted to lot check by the end of the month.

Saturnine hopes to see Turtle Tale out in mid/late May. Pricing will be under $5.


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In addition to 3DS, Turtle Tale is now slated for Wii U. Developer Saturnine Games sent the 3DS version off recently and then began experimenting with Wii U. The console version “is coming along very quickly”, though a release date is a long ways off.

Saturnine Games wrote on Twitter today:

Saturnine Games’ Edward Di Geronimo also tweeted out some positive thoughts about working with Wii U:


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Remember Saturnine Games’ Turtle Tale? We heard about the 2D platformer nearly a year ago, but there hasn’t been much news since.

However, Saturnine recently confirmed to NintendoWorldReport that the game is launching on the eShop sometime this spring. The studio has shared a few new screenshots as well – check them out in the gallery above.

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