Added: 21.03.2013 19:33 | 6 views | 0 comments

The crew from Dead Island thought they were finally safe, but sadly they were greatly mistaken.

Added: 21.03.2013 19:33 | 5 views | 0 comments

The crew from Dead Island thought they were finally safe, but sadly they were greatly mistaken.

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The Wii U just had another door slammed in its face. Poor Wii U.

In response to a user on Twitter asking why Dead Island: Riptide isn't coming to Wii U, Deep Silver replied with the following:
We looked at whether it would be worth releasing it on Wii U, but decided against it. Deep Silver isn't the only developer that hasn't been willing to take the plunge. At this point it's not only a matter of having to put in extra time to utilize the Wii U's unique characteristics, but doing it for a platform that doesn't have that large of an audience. The Wii U's touchpad is proving to be a barrier in a similar way the PlayStation 3's cell processor was; it hasn't proved particularly useful and is an unnecessary headache for developers.

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Lack of interest to blame?

Added: 21.03.2013 1:18 | 3 views | 0 comments


"Beyond: Two Souls evolution since E3 announcement, developer of Dead Island: Riptide calls out their very own publisher, and Square Enix announces a somewhat exclusive Wii U release."

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Dead Island: Riptide developer Techland has contested comments made by Deep Silver last week about its decision not to release the game on Wii U, claiming that the reason to skip Nintendo's console has nothing to do with Chrome Engine's capabilities.