Another developer direct hits us and this time it’s Super Mario 3D World in the spotlight. The game’s director Koichi Hayashida takes us through the main differences and key aspects of the title which is due for release this December. Hayashida had always wondered what happens to Mario when he transports himself through a pipe, so Nintendo has developed clear pipes which will have coins and, occasionally, even enemies. He also comments on the multiplayer element of Super Mario 3D Land, in which you can play levels repeatedly with friends to gain better scores – well, we all love a bit of friendly competitive action, don’t we?
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Wii U Developer Direct – Mario Kart 8
In the above Wii U Developer Direct, Mario Kart series producer Hideki Konno talks about Mario Kart 8. Mario Kart 8 defies gravity; players will be able to drive their karts on walls and ceilings. It has been revealed that the game will feature both traditional and motion controls. Mario Kart 8 will be released in spring, exclusively for Wii U.
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Former Wii U Exclusive Deus Ex: Human Revolution Directors Cut Coming To Xbox 360 & PlayStation 3
Square Enix has revealed at this year’s E3 event that Deus Ex: Human Revolution Director’s Cut will now be coming to Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC and Mac. The game was originally developed as a Wii U exclusive, but now it appears as though it’s coming to a variety of different formats. Square Enix previously said that the game won’t appear on any other platform.
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Wii U Developer Direct – Pikmin 3
Nintendo has released a Wii U Developer Direct that focuses on Pikmin 3. The presentation’s hosted by the game’s producer, Shigeru Miyamoto. Miyamoto explained that Nintendo didn’t make the game simply to expand the Pikmin series. According to Miyamoto, Nintendo made Pikmin 3 because they felt the Wii U hardware was perfect for Pikmin. Pikmin 3 launches in Europe on July 26th and in North America on August 4th.
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Nintendo Reveals Why They Chose Not To Make Super Mario Galaxy 3
There’s apparently some method to the madness of why Nintendo did not attempt to cash-in on the Wii’s beloved Super Mario Galaxy franchise – it was all about multiplayer. IGN’s executive editor Rich spoke to Super Mario 3D World’s director Koichi Hayashida and producer Yoshiaki Koizumi after the Nintendo E3 Direct to find out exactly why. Here’s what Rich had to say in his article:“In short, the answer lies in 3D World’s emphasis on simultaneous 4-player local (only) gameplay. Producer Yoshiaki Koizumi and Director Koichi Hayashida told me that when Super Mario 3D Land was in development, they believed a multiplayer element would be a fantastic addition to that style of game. Though the concept didn’t make it into that 3DS game, they believed the power of Wii U would allow them to fully realize those mechanics.
“Despite having its roots in 3D Land, Hayashida and Koizumi stressed that they are…
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Namco Bandai Games Announces Pac-Man Museum
Namco Bandai Games has revealed that a Pac-Man compilation is in the works. Pac-Man Museum will include classic Pac-Man games in addition to newer arcade releases, and it will be coming to Europe and Australasia this winter via digital download on Xbox Live Arcade, PlayStation Network, Steam and the Nintendo eShop. Read more information on the upcoming Pac-Man collection below:
PAC-MAN MUSEUM will include classic PAC-MAN titles as well as newer arcade releases, allowing gamers to play through the evolution of PAC-MAN from his humble beginnings from 1980 through 2008’s critically acclaimed PAC-MAN Championship Edition* and 2010’s arcade smash-hit like PAC-MAN Battle Royale.
PAC-MAN Battle Royale turns PAC-MAN’s classic pellet chomping gameplay on its head with multiplayer madness and will be available for consoles and PCs for the very first time. The ghostly mayhem breaks out of the PAC-MAN formula and features an over-the-top experience for up to four players…
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David Wise Developing Soundtrack To Donkey Kong Country Returns Wii U
Veteran Rare composer David Wise will be composing the glorious soundtrack to the newly announced Donkey Kong Country Returns: Tropical Freeze which is coming to Wii U this November. Wise developed the soundtrack to a number of acclaimed Rare games including the original Donkey Kong Country games on the Super Nintendo. Donkey Kong Country Returns: Tropical Freeze is being developed by the revered Retro Studios.
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Here’s A Brief Clip Showing Watch_Dogs Gameplay On Wii U
Above you can watch a brief clip showing actual gameplay footage from the Wii U version of Ubisoft’s open world video game Watch_Dogs. The clip was taken from Nintendo’s E3 Nintendo Direct broadcast, and it gives us a glimpse of how the Wii U version of of the game will look during gameplay. Watch_Dogs will be released in November on multiple consoles, including Wii U, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
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Mega Man 2-4 Are Now On Wii U Virtual Console
Capcom has decided to announce that the beloved Mega Man 2-4 are now available to purchase on the Wii U Virtual Console right now. The Mega Man games are priced at the $4.99 and come with customized controls, Wii U GamePad support, save states, and also include their own Miiverse communities. Which Mega Man game will you be purchasing?
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