Vblank Entertainment’s Shadkwdown: Hawaii seems like one of those games that has had a rather rocky development cycle. It came onto the scene many years ago, and then it went silent, and then it re-emerged as a timed exclusive on the Epic Games Store and home consoles, and now it’s launching on the Wii and Wii U later this year. Continue reading “Shakedown: Hawaii Heads To Wii July 9th; Wii U And Steam In August”
If you had plans on downloading any games from the Nintendo eShop or wanted to play a game on the 3DS or Wii U right proper, you’d best do it now if you live in Latin America or any of the Caribbean islands because Nintendo will be shutting down the limited eShops for the Wii U and the Nintendo 3DS starting July 31st, 2020. Continue reading “Wii U, 3DS Limited eShops In Latin America, Caribbean Regions Shutting Down July 31st”
Modders are taking on the gargantuan task of restoring all of the original content from the Japanese Wii U version of Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE into the global version of Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore for the Nintendo Switch. Continue reading “Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore Nintendo Switch Restoration Project Underway”
Fans have been clamoring for a Western release of Rockman EXE4.5: Real Operation, but Capcom never delivered. The sequel to the game, titled Mega Man Battle Network 5, made its way Stateside but not the previous entry. Well, fans put in the time, put in the work, and managed to release an English translation patch called Mega Man Battle Network 4.5: Real Operation for Game Boy Advance aficionados. Continue reading “Mega Man Battle Network 4.5 English Translation Patch Available For Download”
Nintendo and Atlus really screwed the pooch when they kept Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore censored for the Nintendo Switch. Gamers – especially those form Japan – were none too pleased with the outcome and demanded refunds for their pre-orders when they found out that there would only be one global version of #FE Encore and that it would be based on the butchered and censored Western version of the game that came out for the Wii U. Nintendo acquiesced. In response, Japanese gamers who missed out on the game when it originally came out in Japan for the Wii U, decided to retaliate by purchasing the game from Amazon, allowing it to shoot to the top of the sales charts. Continue reading “Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Shoots To The Top Spot For Wii U In Japan Following Censorship Row”
Atlus and Nintendo’s re-release of Tokyo Mirage Sessions: #FE Encore was already on shaky ground when gamers discovered that the Nintendo Direct video for both the English and Japanese version of the game were based on the censored Western release of Tokyo Mirage Sessions: #FE on the Wii U. Now, it appears as if further confirmation has made it known that the Japanese version of the game will likely be based on the censored Western version of the game. Continue reading “Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore Japanese Website Updated With Censored Screenshot”
Platinum Games’ Bayonetta and Bayonetta 2 are being pulled from the Nintendo UK and Nintendo Japan eShop starting 23:59 CEST on September 18th. The notice was posted up on the respective Nintendo eShop pages when you attempt to view the game on the Nintendo Japan or Nintendo UK storefronts. Continue reading “Bayonetta And Bayonetta 2 For Wii U Being Pulled From U.K. And Japan eShops On September 18th”
One of the most underrated entries in the long-running, and quite frankly oversaturated LEGO games is TT Games’ LEGO City Undercover. It was like a mixture of True Crime: Streets of LA but with a heavy dose of Lego building. The game was quite popular when it first released on the Wii U, but sales suffered due to the Wii U’s lacking install base. Later on Warner Bros re-released the open-world title for additional systems, including the Nintendo Switch and PC. For gamers who own a copy of the game on PC, there are some cheat trainers available for you to download. Continue reading “LEGO City Undercover Cheats Harbor God Mode, Infinite Bricks”
The developers of Axiom Verge made a Twitter thread on March 15th, 2019 claiming that publisher Badland Games owed them $200,000 for a distribution deal to release a physical version of the game to the Wii U. Limited Run Games stepped in to compensate when the deal didn’t go through. Well, Badland Games finally addressed the issues publicly after the issue was featured in an article on GamesIndustry.biz. Continue reading “Badland Games Says They Will Pay The Debt Owed To Axiom Verge Developer”
[Update 3/18/2019:] According to the CEO of Badland Games, he claims that he has plans on paying the full amount of the debt to Dan Adelman and Thomas Happ, as soon as the company is financially able to do so.
[Original article:] Dan Adelman and Thomas Happ were allegedly grifted out of an estimated $200,000 by publisher Badland Games. This came to light as Limited Run Games announced that the physical retail release of Axiom Verge for the Wii U would be released on March 29th, 2019 after years of delay and financial strife. Continue reading “Axiom Verge Devs Claim They’re Owed $200,000 From Badland Over Distribution Deal”
You can now download legitimate games from the Nintendo eShop and install them on your PC through the Cemu emulator. Continue reading “Cemu 1.15.0 Download Available’ Lets You Make Nintendo eShop Purchases”
Casual Bit Games released a new gameplay trailer for the upcoming Battle Princess Madelyn, featuring some teases from the first chapter of the game. The upcoming sprite-designed side-scroller is scheduled to release for PC, PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and even the abandoned and long forgotten Wii U. Continue reading “Battle Princess Madelyn Trailer Previews Cartoon Cinematic And Side-Scrolling Gameplay”
The Cemu team have released the public version of Cemu 1.12.0, following a week’s worth of access exclusive to Patreon backers. The new version of Cemu offers a lot of compatibility improvement, performance improvements, and emulation accuracy for a variety of apps and games. Continue reading “Cemu 1.12 Available For Download, Enables Working Wii U Friends List”
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