Sonic Lost World Deadly Six edition revealed (GameSpot).Report: Wii U 32GB with Wind Waker HD bundle coming (Destructoid).The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker HD Offers a Definitive Experience (IGN).Nintendo removes line barring Japanese indie devs from supporting Wii U (GoNintendo).Wii U now allows eShop purchases from within indie games and ported apps (Engadget).Monochroma Hits Funding Target to Confirm Multi-Platform Release, Including Wii U (Nintendo Life).Stylish adventure game Candle meets funding goal, announced for Wii U (Joystiq).Retro City Rampage is Coming to Nintendo 3DS! ().Beatbuddy Brings the Rhythm to the Wii U eShop (Nintendo Life).Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 2:19:48 - 64.2MB) Each link also lists a time stamp to let you easily locate the sections of the show that most interest you.
Have you played Mario & Luigi: Dream Team? What are your thoughts on a potential Pokemon fighting game? Let us know by leaving a comment! Be sure to also subscribe to the podcast on iTunes and follow us on Twitter to stay in the loop on all things Nintendo.Īs always, you can find links below to all of the news and games discussed in this episode. So put on those virtual walking shoes, press play, and let the travels begin! In a final bit of news, we break down July’s sales numbers and Nintendo’s latest attempts to turn around the Wii U. We then focus on the major players, discussing fresh details on upcoming Wii U titles such as Zelda: Wind Waker HD, Sonic Lost World, and Call of Duty: Ghosts, plus a rumored Pokemon fighting game. The show kicks off with a look at what’s new on the indie front, both in terms of new game announcements and changes to Nintendo’s own eShop policies. But before we can depart on these journeys, it’s important to be fully packed – with news, that is. This episode of the Random Nintendo Podcast stops in each of these worlds as we bring you impressions of 3DS RPG Mario & Luigi: Dream Team, eShop downloadable title Attack of the Friday Monsters! A Tokyo Tale, and the Wii U Virtual Console version of Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers. Prepare to embark on a whirlwind tour of alternate realities: the dream worlds inside Luigi’s head, a monster-filled version of 1970s Tokyo, and one of three different dimensions of street fighting. On Augby Jason Rechtman, Angel Salado, and Kevin Gomez
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