A portion of a C3 interview with Two Tribes' Collin van Ginkel...

C3: Still on the topic of user-generated content, you were questioned in your recent Twitter Q&A session about having level sharing on Wii U, and you didn't confirm it yet. Are there any possible hurdles preventing that from happening on Wii U that you would be allowed to talk about?

Collin van Ginkel: To build a level editor that's easy to use and allows easy distribution to your friends is always a lot of work. On Steam we've got our PC tools and there is Steam Workshop that allows for sharing, but on Wii U you have to alter your editor for the GamePad and find a way to share the content easily.

It's not impossible, but it takes time to implement and if we do it we want to make sure it works great.

C3: Any other original creations on the way? If there are, any chance of seeing these appearing on Nintendo systems?

Collin van Ginkel: We are interested in making another game with the Toki Tori 2 engine when we complete it. There's a very versatile set of tools and technology behind the game and we think we can make something new much sooner and of higher quality if we reuse it for our next project.