Category: Wii-U eShop
Chronicles of Teddy: Harmony of Exidus is a 2D platformer with RPG elements that’s heading to the Wii U eShop at the end of March, brought to you by Aksys Games and originally developed by LookAtMyGame. There’s over 30 hours… Read More »
It’s Leap Day! As you wait eagerly for the arrival of Leap Day Williams as he rises from the Marianas Trench, why not head over to the Wii U or 3DS eShop to enjoy the treats from Ubisoft? Namely, discounts… Read More »
Back in January 2015, Nintendo Fire had the chance to play and give our first impressions of Tadpole Treble at PAX South. At that point, the game had already been in development for some time, but we were lukewarm in… Read More »
Anyone who owns a Playstation may already be aware of the PixelJunk game series, which were some odd little download titles brought to you by Q-Games. For years, PixelJunk remained on Playstation despite Q-Games having created some excellent titles for… Read More »
The latest instalment in Nintendo’s ongoing revamp of classic Zelda titles is almost here, with this round bringing the GameCube / Wii classic The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess. It’s presently being called by early reviewers the “definitive version” of… Read More »
Turtle Cream is a new studio based in South Korea, and they’ve come up with what appears to be a new and unique way to use the GamePad—something that many developers have struggled with since the initial “wow!” of the… Read More »
A few years ago, Buddy & Me appeared on mobile as an endless runner title following a kid and his “Buddy.” The game was well received, likened to a Never-Ending Story type of premise, and the art was quite delightful… Read More »
Shantae games have been around for quite some time, and although the hip-wiggling heroine disappeared from our collective consciousness for a little while, she has made quite the reappearance as of late. You may recall the eight-year gap between the… Read More »
It’s been a long time coming, but Oddworld: New ‘n Tasty is finally making it onto the Wii U eShop. This 2014 title was delayed thank to porting issues (thanks to the 8GB console model’s limitations), and though it seemed… Read More »
As of yesterday, there were two new surprise releases in the regular weekly slew of Nintendo downloads. Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. is up for $7.99, and is a Game Boy Advance port of the third NES Super… Read More »
