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Version 3.0.0 U
Released: April 25, 2013
New Features:
A standby function to download and install software while the system is powered off
Software purchased from the Nintendo eShop will automatically install in the background once the download is complete
Holding down the B Button while the Wii U logo is displayed during startup will load the Wii Menu*¹
Changes to System Settings:
An option to transfer and/or copy between two USB storage devices in "Data Management"
The ability to select multiple software titles when transferring, copying, or deleting data in "Data Management"
The option to adjust screen size is now available under "TV"*²
"Auto Power-Down" has been renamed "Power Settings"
Changes to Miiverse
Changes to Nintendo eShop
Changes to the Internet Browser
Changes to Download Management
Further improvements to overall system stability and other minor adjustments have been made to enhance the user experience
*1 User selection may be necessary.
*2 A similar option has been removed from Nintendo eShop, Miiverse, and the Internet Browser.

and he could command headcrabs like pikmin, so it was like a real time strategy/fps hybrid

and the g-man was dressed like Disco Stu

go here to find out how to make it work:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPI2A1si0Ys

but don't download the files from the video, ask me on steam or in a PM for the files

- set in the same Hyrule as A Link to the Past
- demo dungeon included Stalfos
- you also end up dodging flying tiles
- turning into a drawing also gives you a new perspective
- Link's magic bar has stamina functions, replenishing as time passes
- magic depletes when Link uses his hammer and turns into a drawing
- also fight off reborn
- demo dungeon has a mossy-looking Moldorm as a boss
- use your hammer to smash springs, then get on top to be launched
- the X button is used for your bow
- Y for your hammer
- B for your sword
- block with your shield using L
- spin attack when you hold B
- reassign buttons for other items hasn't been confirmed, but is likely
- dungeon has multiple secret areas, hidden chests and more
- secret fairy room was hidden in the dungeon
- life potion was in your inventory
- firing an arrow requires your stamina to deplete
- demo had unlimited arrows
- use the Circle Pad to control Link

Switch blocks swap black and white bits when you hit them. White are pass-through and black are solid, so now you can create gates and stuff. I might add another type that swaps with red.

I originally had it so that when other players hit the switch it would also affect your game, but I decided it was too confusing (a player somewhere else in the level could be messing you up, and it would sometimes get out of sync).

When you enter a level or die, the switches and bits reset back to their original state.

Guess I have to buy one now :/

only certain people will receive the superior directors cut though

All it needs now is an SFM remake.

Did you know about Mario? bit.ly/ZtnMRh twitter.com/didyouknowgami…

— Did you know gaming? (@didyouknowgamin) April 13, 2013

We haven't had one of these in forever.

The following is my current computer setup.
http://www.game-debate.com/gaming-pc/index.php?r_id=187615&cpu=Core 2 Duo E6400 2.13GHz&gpu=GeForce GTX 275&ram=4GB

Given that I have a bit more money than usual, if I were to buy a new component what should I upgrade and what do you recommend I replace it with?

Inspired by Doop's puzzle rooms, you can now craft a special door that gives you your very own game level. For example I recreated World 1-1 from Super Mario Bros. :)

Each level has a start and end door and if you die you respawn to the start.

Some things function a little differently when in these levels:
Blue bits make water.
Red bits are deadly.
Goombas are deadly.
Signs act as checkpoints.

I plan on adding more items in the future to make your levels more interesting and challenging, but for now you can make puzzles, mazes, or just mess around in your own world.

View the MakerMeow recipe list for how to get the new door and items.

Tearaway will be available on shelves and on PSN October 22nd! We can’t wait for you to get your hands on, and indeed in, our new game at the end of the year.

In Tearaway you’ll journey through a vibrant, living papery world, with a plucky messenger who has a unique message to deliver – to you!

As the papery world of Tearaway unfolds in your hands, you’ll be able to use your god-like powers to help your new messenger friend, iota or atoi, complete their very special delivery.

You’ll uncover a magical dimension inspired by folklore, and built realistically from paper that unfolds and comes alive before your very eyes. As you explore this world you’ll meet the papercraft creatures that live within it, help out strange new friends and encounter dangerous challenges.

We’ve designed the world of Tearaway to blend with our own through the unique features of the PS Vita, which allow you to help your messenger buddy to solve puzzles using the power of touch, literally breathe new life into this papercraft land, and reach up into the world using the rear-touch panel to see your fingertips appear inside the game! We think this is an adventure unlike anything you’ve played before.

Here’s a little more backstory on how Tearaway came to be from our very own doodle-meister and lead designer, Rex Crowle.

Normally a game has just one piece of box art, but we have two main characters for you to choose from – iota and atoi. Who should go on the front of the box then? It was an impossible choice for us to make, so instead of making it, we made a reversible double sided inlay, so you can decide for yourself! See both versions at the top of this post.

We’ll be back with more Tearaway news soon!