Another quite good Nintendo Download Update today with several new pieces of 3DS and Wii U content available to get your hands on including Crimson Shroud, demos for Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed and Rayman Legends and Batman: Arkham City Armored Edition.
Two Tribes this morning unfortunately announced that Toki Tori 2 for the Wii U has been delayed into the new year. They’ve been hard at work, but just couldn’t wrap it up in time for the originally scheduled December 20th eShop release date.
What do you get when you mix LEGOs, family friendly GTA-inspired open world gameplay, TT Games, Nintendo and the Wii U? LEGO City: Undercover of course!
After a somewhat quiet couple of weeks, Gearbox Software and Sega today fired over a set of new shots of Aliens: Colonial Marines. Take a look.
Rayman Legends is coming along quite nicely and Ubisoft has finally set a release date for the anticipated Wii U-exclusive Rayman Origins sequel. Get ready for a demo next week as well.
Zen Pinball 2 is easily the best collection of original videogame pinball titles available, and a Wii U version makes perfect sense. Check out the trailer, details and announcement.
ZombiU aims to prove that the zombie genre of horror gaming isn’t quite as played out as you might think. This excellent horror survival entry from Ubisoft makes for an awesome launch title for the Wii U.
Sega over the weekend sent over brand new assets for the anticipated new Ron Gilbert and Double Fine adventure, The Cave. Check out the screens and trailer.
If you already own the game, there’s very little incentive to picking up the Wii U version of Darksiders 2, but if you’ve held off or never had the means to buy it until now, I highly recommend the purchase.
If you’ve never had a chance to play Arkham City and are looking for a fun action/adventure Wii U game that has awesome combat, fun exploration, and an excellent presentation, you can’t go wrong with Batman: Arkham City Armored Edition.
Omega Force’s long running Warriors series of games make their debut on the Wii U with this unfortunately lackluster port of the otherwise excellent Warriors Orochi 3.
Nintendo Land introduces mini-games themed around classic Nintendo properties as a way of showcasing the new capabilities of the Wii U system. It’s not quite the stand out, must play experience of Wii Sports, but manages to provide some uneven fun across 12 mini-games.
Mario, Luigi and a couple of Toads return for platforming mayhem in New Super Mario Bros. U for the new Wii U. How does this entry stack up against the rest in the “New” series? Read the full review to find out!
The Wii U is out! Check out some early staff impressions now that we have hands on hardware, along with a few quick impressions about the software line-up. [Update: Chris D. adds his thoughts]
If you’re not looking for a game that shows off much of the Wii U’s unique properties and just want a time killer with some decently fun on-couch multiplayer, then run out and buy this game… after a price drop.
Time to get revved up for Sonic and friends, no not those friends, these are the good ones! Check out the review for Sonic and All-Stars Racing Transformed.
Tank! Tank! Tank! from Namco Bandai Games gets a new Salesman trailer, which makes me wonder if Lemon Laws apply to used tank purchases….
