A portion of a Nintendo Life interview with Broken Rules' Martin Pichlmair...

NL: Looking back to how Chasing Aurora started, you received an offer in mid-2011 to bring the title to Wii U, can you explain how that came about?

MP: We regularly talk to different parties during industry meetings like GDC and we've shown an early prototype of Chasing Aurora to everyone who showed interest. Nintendo showed a lot of interest and quickly convinced us to dare to make a launch title. Maybe it's due to the critical success of And Yet It Moves, maybe we just look trustworthy. At that point it just made sense for all of us.
You can see from the launch line-up that they managed to bring a number of indie developers on-board for the Wii U launch. We're happy to be one of them.

NL: Although we're sure you're finalising Chasing Aurora, do you currently have any further projects in mind for Wii U or even 3DS?

MP: We've already started working on the second title of the Aurora series. The project is currently on hold until we've finished Chasing Aurora, but I can already tell you that it is a story-based game and set in the same universe as Chasing Aurora. There's no release date yet and the target platforms have not been announced. We'll continue working on it after the Wii U launch. Until then we're fully focused on making Chasing Aurora a truly outstanding game.