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@GoNintendoTweet Did you catch this? Turtle Tale running on Wii U - pic.twitter.com/bSVT7wowVn

— Saturnine Games (@SaturnineGames) March 14, 2014

It's still too early to guess at a release date, but the WIi U version of Turtle Tale is coming along very quickly.

— Saturnine Games (@SaturnineGames) March 14, 2014

Among The Sleep has a great hook. Horror games often require the player to feel defenceless, unable to fight back and barely able to flee. Well, says the man at Krillbite Studios, what could be less capable of defending itself than an infant? A slug, perhaps. A slug in a salt mine. But tiny toddling humans are quite rubbish, particularly when they find themselves trapped in a surrealistic nightmare that requires them to navigate a warped version of their own home. A new in-game video shows a game of hide and seek, and makes the game look even more like a prequel to Amnesia than previous footage had indicated.

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The binary in the background actually says "the pi is a lie" 50 times in a row. #HappyPiDay #NotReally #ItsPropaganda pic.twitter.com/lEAdfUKUme

— NAMI TENTOU / 並天道虫 (@NAMITENTOU) March 14, 2014

Early thoughts on Wii U dev... the system is really, really easy to develop for. Took about a week to get the 3DS game running on it.

— Edward Di Geronimo (@EdDiGeronimo) March 14, 2014

Also rather impressed with the architecture of the Wii U. No obvious trouble spots. Seems very well balanced.

— Edward Di Geronimo (@EdDiGeronimo) March 14, 2014

Titanfall is a first-person shooter with a story but no singleplayer mode. That means that if you play its nine campaign maps through, no NPC ever calls you by name as they remind you to reload, no dastardly villain ever traps you in a small container and takes away your weapons, and no scripted sidekick ever makes an awkward joke about why you never speak. Its story and its characters play out as radio plays, picture-in-picture talking heads, and brief pre- and post-mission cutscenes, but in each you’re treated as just another anonymous soldier. You exist only to be shoved out of a dropship in order to fight in brief, 15-minute matches of what are, essentially, dressed-up versions of six vs. six team deathmatch and capture-and-hold modes. … [visit site to read more]

Los Angeles, CA, March 14, 2014 – Machinima, Assassin’s Fist Limited, and Capcom U.S.A., Inc. announce today, in partnership with Producer Jacqueline Quella, and Director Joey Ansah, that STREET FIGHTER: ASSASSIN’S FIST will debut in its entirety on Machinima, the number-one global video entertainment network for young males. The exact air date will be announced soon. The live-action series, which is distributed by Content Media, is the brainchild of Ansah (The Bourne Ultimatum, Snow White and the Huntsman), a member of the creative team behind the hugely successful fan film Street Fighter: Legacy—which has received almost 5,000,000 views to date. Ansah, who also stars in the series (Akuma), wrote the script with Christian Howard, who reprises his role as Ken Masters from the original fan film. The series also stars Mike Moh as Ryu, Togo Igawa (47 Ronin, Memoirs of a Geisha, The Last Samurai) as Gōtetsu, Akira Koieyama as Gōken, Gaku Space as Gōki, Mark Killeen (300: Rise of an Empire, The Dark Knight Rises) as Mr. Masters, and Hal Yamanouchi as Senzo. Through the coming of age story of Ken & Ryu, we are shown the back story of some of the game’s most iconic characters, and over the course of the series we will see how the past, present, and future of all of those characters are intertwined, as the battle to become Ansatsuken Master threatens to tear apart another generation of brothers.

Back in 2011 (…which I’m told was three years ago? Really?), our company was born with the launch of our popular iOS app, Kiki’s Koi-Koi. Loved by many for its clean visuals, detailed tutorial, and simple interface, Kiki has helped Hanafuda fans around the world get their Koi-Koi fix on their phones and tablets. But Kiki has decided it’s time to visit some new places.

We’ve been mentioning it here and there, but it’s time to finally announce it for real: Kiki’s Koi-Koi is heading to the Wii U eShop. Launching later this year, Kiki will be bringing her trademark charm to living rooms everywhere. For new players, she’ll walk you through this easy-to-learn game and have you playing like the pros in no time. For the Kiki fans out there already, you’ll get the smooth experience you’ve come to know… but now, on the big screen.

But don’t go thinking Kiki doesn’t have anything new to bring to the table. In addition to a fresh coat of paint throughout the game, the Wii U version of Kiki will add brand new modes of play that will deliver a Koi-Koi experience worthy of a place in your living room.

We’ll be sharing more details in the coming weeks about all the updates you can expect. So, stay tuned for more. In the meantime, feel free to see check out our iOS version while you wait.