Nintendo Wii U and 3DS news at Wii's World

Pushmo World new screenshots

May 30th, 2014
Rob Jones
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Abyss is a humble game, but that does not make it less worthy than other titles. It is fairly minimal, but at a budget price is a good value. Abyss has a story, but only in press descriptions. In the year 3024, natural resources on Earth have dwindled. A group known as the ASAN develops a bio-mechanical... read more

May 30th, 2014
Andrew Gray
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Color Zen new screenshots

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May 29th, 2014
Rob Jones
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Flowerworks HD: Follie's Adventure review

The 1990s called, they want their game back

Looking at the screenshots for the Wii U eShop game Flowerworks HD: Follie's Adventure, you can probably tell that it might not be the greatest game. Whether it is because of the cheesy graphics or the silly way it presents itself, you can tell something is off about this game. And you might be right in... read more

May 29th, 2014
Mark Labbe
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LEGO City Undercover review

LEGO games just keep getting better

Since The LEGO Movie crashed into cinemas a few months ago the film and more recently the games have been full of praise, silly jokes and great visuals. The previous games were quite addictive, only some of them have no dialog, which in my opinion made the games slightly weak when it came to following a... read more

May 29th, 2014
Matt Clewley
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Me & My Furry Patients 3D review

Needs a good shot in its own arm

Me & My Furry Patients 3D couldn't expect to rest at the same level as EA's The Sims or Sim City, and in fact doesn't come close. The game places you in the position of an aspiring veterinarian, setting up shop just outside of town where you treat the patients brought to you. Slowly you'll expand your... read more

May 28th, 2014
Melissa Vach
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Smash Cat Heroes review

This budget kitty has quite a bite

Smash Cat Heroes is an overhead-view fighting game with an interesting spin - most of the characters in the game are cats or kittens, including the enemies. It's overtly cute, it's short and sweet, and most of all, it's fun. You can play as three different characters, each with unique stats and fighting... read more

May 28th, 2014
daveoneal
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Wii U Kickstarter update!

Two more games coming, a third possible

These days the Wii U is not getting a lot of support from the larger publishers i.e. Activision, EA, etc. Thankfully, indies developers seem determined to support our underdog system. Here are some of the notable titles to put on your radar. First off, Popup Dungeon is currently in its last 42 hours. The... read more

May 16th, 2014
Andrew Gray
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Cloudberry Kingdom review

Platforming that will last forever

Cloudberry Kingdom began life as another video game project on Kickstarter where developer Pwnee Studios stated they were aiming 'to make a platformer as fun as Mario, that would last us forever'. It's a bold statement for any studio to make and it was based on such promises that helped the project to be... read more

May 14th, 2014
James Gough
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Mario Golf World Tour review

Mario's latest trip to the links requires a slight curve

When Nintendo and Camelot came out with the original Mario Golf on Nintendo 64, it is very likely that players were skeptical. Many people consider Golf a 'boring' sport, so how could that translate into a fun video game? Very well apparently, and while Mario Golf never attained the popularity of the main... read more

May 11th, 2014
Andrew Gray
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Kirby: Triple Deluxe review

In this game, it's a good thing to suck

Kirby's Return to Dream Land was a decent Wii title, but seemed to be designed largely for the family demographic that had made New Super Mario Bros Wii popular. With Kirby: Triple Deluxe, the series has gone back to its portable and single player roots. With a few new tweaks to the formula, Triple Deluxe is... read more

May 9th, 2014
Andrew Gray
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Nintendo announces Pokemon Alpha Sapphire and Omega Ruby

Remakes of GBA titles to release November worldwide

In an announcement that should surprise virtually no one, Nintendo has announced another yearly installment of their Pokemon franchise. Pokemon Alpha Sapphire and Omega Ruby will be remakes of the original Game Boy Advance titles, supposedly with the features and creatures from Pokemon X and Y. Nintendo... read more

May 7th, 2014
Andrew Gray
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Nintendo Pocket Football Club review

An enjoyable, costly manager simulation

One of the seemingly oddest titles in Nintendo's back pocket has finally been released. Nintendo Pocket Football Club is a small management sim that gives you the chance to play in your own league as well as to play others online. You start off as a small side that, in their wildest dreams, will climb all... read more

May 7th, 2014
Matt Clewley
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Attack on Titan 3DS Coming to North America?

After a tremendous success in Japan upon release, Attack on Titan: The Last Wings of Mankind developer Spike Chunsoft has announced they are currently looking for a publishing partner to release the title in North America. The game was launched via 3DS in Japan last year, selling almost a quarter of a million physical copies and more through the 3DS eShop. The game was based on the original manga by Hajime... read more

May 5th, 2014
Joey Mesquita
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The Amazing Spider-Man 2 review

A tangled web

Our Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man has been having a rough time of it lately. A half-baked animated series, a successful yet low in quality movie franchise and even being kicked out of his own body by Doc Ock for two years. While the last three Spider-Man video games have been at least a step above the... read more

May 3rd, 2014
Andrew Gray
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Nintendo at E3

Big plans for E3 2014

On Tuesday, April 29th, Nintendo released a video with the cast of mega64 that discussed their plans for E3, including a Super Smash Bros. Invitational, the Nintendo Treehouse, and the Super Smash Bros. Smash Fest. The premise for the video was that the mega64 crew created "Reggie Fils-A-Mech" to invade... read more

May 2nd, 2014
Jack Solomon
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NES Remix 2 new screenshots

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May 2nd, 2014
Rob Jones
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NES Remix review

Classic Games with a New Spin

NES Remix puts a new spin on old classics. Released on the Nintendo eShop December 18th, 2013, Remix compiles sixteen games into several unique challenges. For $14.99 Wii U owners can buy Nintendo's attempt to put life back into NES games that may not have aged very gracefully. Each game within Remix has... read more

May 2nd, 2014
Ryan Hoshaw
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Bubble Pop World review

Pop those bubbles, yeah?

Cypronia's Bubble Pop World is a clever little game that uses the AR card provided with every 3DS system to generate a series of bubble puzzles. Lay the AR card on a brightly lit flat surface, let your 3DS register it, and then presented on the screen will be a bubble image for you to pop using different... read more

May 1st, 2014
Melissa Vach
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Stealth Inc 2 announced for Wii U

Wii U exclusive

In a press release from publisher Curve Digital today, Stealth Inc 2 was announced as a Wii U exclusive release. Stealth Inc 2 is the follow up to the hugely successful stealth platform game Stealth Inc, which has been downloaded over one million times across various platforms and iterations including PC... read more