In an interview with IGN, Sonic Team’s Takashi Iizuka explained that the Nintendo 3DS version of Sonic Lost World isn’t a port from the Wii U version. According to Iizuka, the Nintendo 3DS version features “totally new level design to match the screen size and hardware so players can enjoy both versions with a fresh feeling.” To test Iizuka’s claims for yourself, check out the above video. We learned yesterday that the Nintendo 3DS version of the game is being developed by DIMPS. To compare both versions of the game, after watching the above video, check out recently captured footage from the Wii U version.
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Nintendo Australia Announces Great Games Promotion
Whether it’s to be mayor of a whole town, rid the world of mischievous ghosts or to collect a million coins, there are plenty of reasons why you should Pack More In and buy a Nintendo 3DS… AND now you can get a FREE download game from Nintendo eShop too, with our Great Games Promotion.
Between 20 June 2013 and 31 July 2013, when you buy an original Nintendo 3DS console from a participating store, and register your new Nintendo 3DS on Club Nintendo and complete the necessary steps by 30 September 2013, you can have your choice of one of these titles FREE via Nintendo eShop download.
With six great titles to choose from, the only hard part will be deciding which to get for FREE. Here are the six titles you can choose from:
- Animal Crossing: New Leaf
- Luigi’s Mansion 2
- Nintendogs + cats: Toy Poodle &…
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Ubisoft Defends Wii U
Ubisoft EMEA executive director Alain Corre has defended the Wii U in a recent interview. Corre says that people shouldn’t write off the Wii U just yet as it generally takes time for a console to establish itself in the marketplace. Corre believes that when the games come sales of ailing console will pick up and says it’s too premature to predict its demise just yet.
“It takes time for a machine to establish itself.”
“We’ve seen in the past that when more games come, the console picks up. That is what we believe will happen for Wii U. There is a place in the market for each console, and with the right games Wii U will find its public and sell in the long-term.”
“One single game can change a platform’s fortunes – it happened for the DS, it happened for the Super Nintendo. I believe it can…
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