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Earlier this year RCMADIAX, who published the Wii U eShop's first Nintendo Web Framework game, announced that he was planning to step away from the Wii U. The developer has now taken to Twitter to provide a series of updates that indicate a quicker than expected move away from Nintendo's hardware and a re-assessment of its development priorities.

The focus moving forward will be in other platforms, which was already stated, but also a rebranding and focus on less frequent releases - quality over quantity. The strategy of many small experiences on the Wii U eShop clearly hasn't paid off.

The full stream of tweets is below.

https://twitter.com/rcmadiax/status/581849348444712960

https://twitter.com/rcmadiax/status/581852361594896385

https://twitter.com/rcmadiax/status/581852486304178176

https://twitter.com/rcmadiax/status/581852775635644417

https://twitter.com/rcmadiax/status/581854033499041792

https://twitter.com/rcmadiax/status/581854509489643520

https://twitter.com/rcmadiax/status/581854795797008384

https://twitter.com/rcmadiax/status/581854862608109568

https://twitter.com/rcmadiax/status/581855229966225408

https://twitter.com/rcmadiax/status/581857071446011905

https://twitter.com/rcmadiax/status/581857304938676224

https://twitter.com/rcmadiax/status/581857504847654912

https://twitter.com/rcmadiax/status/581857784528019456

https://twitter.com/rcmadiax/status/581858132806246400

https://twitter.com/rcmadiax/status/581858260690595841

It's certainly an honest set of statements, and fans of the studio's work will surely be disappointed by Super Robo Mouse moving away from the Wii U. RCMADIAX has certainly been an interesting presence on the Wii U eShop, for reasons good and bad.

What do you make of these recent comments from RCMADIAX?