Tag Archives: Wii U

During the early days of the Wii U, the eShop didn’t have much in terms of content. The eShop library has grown and is now home to great indie titles like SteamWorld Dig and Shovel Knight. Nintendo promised to work closely with indie developers to bring fresh new content on the Wii U. Runbow is looking to be the next ...

Every single Mario Kart game features three difficulty modes. We have the 50cc mode recommended for beginners. We then have the 100cc for players wanting a bit more speed. Finally, 150cc which is the fastest mode in every Mario Kart game. In the last direct, Nintendo president Satoru Iwata revealed the brand new 200cc mode. For the first time ever, ...

Splatoon is ready to launch for Wii U on May 29th. The game is expected to be the next big multiplayer experience on the console. Gamers have been anxiously waiting to get their hands on the paint shooter title. Nintendo isn’t holding back with Splatoon. In the last Nintendo direct, we received details on the new modes, ranked battles and battle ...

Nintendo has struck gold with its amiibo platform. The first wave of figures were relatively easy to find. However, the second, third, and fourth wave was a different story. Certain figures like Rosalina, Little Mac, and Captain Falcon are essentially sold out. If you aren’t lucky to land a pre-order online your only other option is to camp outside a ...

During the Nintendo Direct on April 1, Nintendo announced that the Wii U virtual console would soon see games from the Nintendo 64 and Nintendo DS systems. Super Mario 64 and Yoshi’s Island DS were launched immediately after the presentation. This past Thursday (April 9), two new Nintendo DS games were added to the eShop: Yoshi Touch & Go and WarioWare: Touched! WarioWare has always ...

Rodea the Sky Soldier has had a long, troubled history. In 2011, producer Yuji Naka announced that the Wii version of the game was complete, and just needed to be published. However, Japanese publisher Kadokawa Shoten never released the game. After a few years of uncertainty, the game has finally been completed and published, and NIS America has announced that Rodea the Sky ...

Nintendo’s console has been struggling to stay relevant for a few years now. Particularly with the release of Sony and Microsoft’s next-gen PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, the Wii U has simply become less and less appealing. The console has trouble scoring any exclusive releases and is instead often cut out of games coming out on both the fellow competing systems. ...

Bad news for fans who were looking forward to the new Legend of Zelda game this year. Unfortunately, Nintendo has decided to delay the game into 2016, which was initially scheduled for a late 2015 launch. The above video features the producer,Eiji Aonuma, explaining the reasoning behind the delay as well as apologizing for the disappointment. Simply put, the reasoning ...

A new interview from Cubed3 contributor and indie developer Randy Freer with Ouissem M. of Edrox Interactive, the German gaming studio that is currently working on the new horror game for Wii U, has revealed more details about Bizerta: Silent Evil. Alongside this information also came some of the first screenshots for the game. Bizerta: Silent Evil was originally being ...

Monolith Soft has been trickling out information about the upcoming Xenoblade Chronicles X through their official website. The latest update gives a look at another character and some new concept art for the game. Reported by Siliconera, the character and art give some more insight into the story and world of Xenoblade Chronicles X. The character is Maurice, a former bureaucrat ...