Added: 25.10.2013 0:17 | 10 views | 0 comments


By Thomas Whitehead There are a number of intriguing projects on the way to the Wii U eShop, though not all have featured at expos or in Nintendo Direct sizzle reels. Imagine Me by KinifiGames is one such game, a title that was Kickstarted over two years ago for PC, Mac and Linux, and has now emerged as another experience bound for the Wii U eShop.

Added: 20.10.2013 1:17 | 30 views | 0 comments


Thomas Ferguson of Kaboomshark writes "Oh, Nintendo, what the hell happened to you? There is no doubt that Nintendos handheld market is doing well with the 3DS, its Wii U console on the other hand might as well be in a coma for all the good it is doing the company. In the first eleven months of being out the Wii U had only sold 3,667,904 units. The Wii on the other hand sold 13,479,686 units in its first eleven months. Do you know why there is such a big gap between the two? Nintendo has always sold its consoles based on their iconic series of games; Zelda, Mario, Smash Brothers, Metroid. Even though the Wii U had a larger launch lineup than the Wii, thanks largely to games that were out on other systems months before, it did not have that one game that everybody wanted to play."

Added: 19.10.2013 23:17 | 16 views | 0 comments


By Thomas Whitehead Earlier this year Nintendo of Europe released a Wii U eShop sizzle reel of upcoming games, some of which were seen for the first time in that Nintendo Direct broadcast. One of the many games given a few seconds to shine was FORCED from BetaDwarf (a studio based in Copenhagen, Denmark), an arena brawler with a top-down viewpoint that, though playable in single player, is best suited to co-op. It left a positive early impression, however, and we (NintendoLife) took the opportunity to speak to BetaDwarf's Steffen Grønning, who is the CEO and Game Director of the company.

Added: 16.10.2013 15:19 | 3 views | 0 comments


Garvaos from Plus XP writes "After my hands on time with Mike Bithells new game Volume. At the Eurogamer Expo, I took some time out with the Indie developer. If you are looking to get into indie development or simply want to know some more about Thomas Was Alone and Volume then look no further."

Added: 13.10.2013 15:17 | 7 views | 0 comments


By Thomas Whitehead Neko Entertainment is a publisher / developer that's already appeared on the Wii U eShop with Kung Fu Rabbit, a platformer that we rated rather highly. The company is also bringing Upper Byte's Wooden Sen'SeY to the system, an action platformer that's previously been released on PC and Mac. Nintendo has now published a trailer for this title on its official YouTube channel, which is surely a boost for the publisher and developer. It gives us a better look at the new release, so check it out below.

Added: 13.10.2013 10:17 | 11 views | 0 comments


Frictionals creative director Thomas Grip recently shed a little more light on Frictional Games' goal for their upcoming horror game SOMA, which will come to the PC and PS4 in 2015.

Added: 11.10.2013 19:18 | 18 views | 0 comments


Phoenix(@King_Phoenix410) from The Phoenix Project is pitching his MS tent and he wont be moved. Shareef(@ShareefJackson) from Operation Cubicle and ShareefJackson.com takes us to school about something we rarely talk about, sports! Mike(@AssaultSuit) may or may not have made a surprise purchase this week. David(@Tiny415) has technical issues and Aaron(@Ind1fference) gets relatively and reasonably high on Gravity. Topics: Gravity, Street Fighter The Movie, Beyond Two Souls, GTA 4, sports(crazy right?!), Extra Life Charity, Wii U, Battlefield 4 beta, Kanye and Kimmel, Rich Eisen, EPSN, Agents of Shield, Iron Man 3, Revolt, Metal Slug, Redneck Rampage, GOG furlough freebies, Rayman, Outlast, Wind Waker HD, Mario and Luigi Dream Saga, World Series of Poker on XBLA, Orc Attack Flatulent Rebellion, Thomas Was Alone, Ascend Hand of Kul, Pikmin 3, Wonderful 101, FoxConn PS4 controversy, A.R.E.S. Extinction Agenda, Torchlight 2, Atomic Ninjas, PC gaming and more.

Added: 07.10.2013 15:45 | 2 views | 0 comments


Nottingham game festival will feature Martin Hollis and Mike Bithell's new projects.
GameCity, dubbed the "world's friendliest game festival", will return to Nottingham later this year with new games from the likes of GoldenEye co-creator Martin Hollis and Thomas Was Alone director Mike Bithell.

Added: 07.10.2013 15:45 | 2 views | 0 comments


Nottingham game festival will feature Martin Hollis and Mike Bithell's new projects.
GameCity, dubbed the "world's friendliest game festival", will return to Nottingham later this year with new games from the likes of GoldenEye co-creator Martin Hollis and Thomas Was Alone director Mike Bithell.