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@Grimlock_King Yeah I'd easily spend $40 on a physical copy of the game, but I'm not interested in buying it digitally for $20. Digital items just don't have nearly the same value that physical products do, in my eyes.

@TruenoGT That's exactly where I'm at as well. I may still pick up the Wiiware version... someday. I can't see the 3DS version controlling as well or running as smoothly as it did on the Wii.

Well I think they're doing the right thing. I mean, do you know how many people own a Wii U basic model with unupgraded memory? There are hundreds....... literally, hundreds.

Papercraft actually looks pretty cool. Gonna need a demo to convince me it's actually worth buying, though.

Looks like fun! I'll take this at $4 over Shantae at $20 any day of the week.

$20 is too rich for my blood. Gonna have to pass.

Well that's just dumb. 3D is a great feature, especially for games with three-dimensional gameplay; it makes the world feel so much more alive and immersive. My interest in FF Explorers just plummeted.

Hope you Aussies have a high tolerance for low framerates. I found it impossible to enjoy the game due to the choppy animation and camera scrolling.

Yep, the Wiimote and Nunchuk is the best controller ever conceived. In terms of ergonomics, functionality, versatility, and pure fun factor, other controllers can only dream of matching it. It makes me sick to see so many Wii U titles ignore the Wiimote when they would have been vastly improved by supporting it.

Any word on Wiimote + Nunchuk support? It should be mandatory for games like this. Joystick aiming is too slow and inaccurate for the controls to be suitable for my tastes, which is why I won't be buying this if it doesn't support pointer aiming with the Wiimote.

The gameplay videos they put out are full of copyrighted music and images. I hope they release this game and get taken to court over it.

$10 or less, please!

Congrats RCMADIAX, you're almost literally a prostitute. If scamming uninformed consumers out of their money with a game you "developed" using an automatic Flappy Birds clone generator is your idea of how to make a living, good on you.

Please stop making Wii U games @RCMADIAX. You'll make more money if you develop for the PS4 and Xbox One instead.

I really enjoyed this minigame in Triple Deluxe, even though getting all S ranks murdered my thumbs LOL.

@MadAdam81 Gonna be hard for Xbone to catch up to Wii U at all, let alone pass it by millions of units, when it's been selling worse than Wii U on a worldwide basis ever since Mario Kart 8 came out. The combined US + Japan sales are roughly equal, with the Wii U's ~50k monthly sales in Media Create cancelling out the 'Bone's lead in the NPD, and the 'Bone has been a total flop throughout Europe, allowing the Wii U to surpass it there as well.

And yet they're releasing it on the Xbox One and Playstation Vita, two platforms which have smaller install bases and currently have slower worldwide sales than the Wii U. More hypocrisy and fanboyism from third party developers.

I don't think you should ignore a game's price when deciding its score. Even if this game had good gameplay, if the price tag does not match the amount of value the game offers, the score should suffer as a result.

It's amazing how bad Ubisoft is at making games. If I was this bad at my job, I would quit out of embarrassment and try to find a new line of work.

I liked Tappingo, but I'm not sure if I really feel the need for a sequel, unless it expands upon the original's mechanics in a significant way.

For a game that got such good critic reviews, Gone Home sure does seem to be reviled by pretty much every gamer who played it on Steam, based on the user review section. Industry corruption in action?

I hope they come up with something that has a more interesting gameplay concept than Steamworld Dig. That game seems to have a lot of polish and shows off the developer's talent, but the gameplay just seemed so boring and repetitive, and with no demo to convince me otherwise I was forced to pass on the game.

I never played the arcade version of this game, but I was so impressed by the 3D trailer on the eShop that I immediately bought the game for my JP 3DS. I like the game — it's short, but very sweet. If the difficulty of these games is a detractor for you, you should know that the unlockable mode is fairly easy to get a 1CC clear on with the default settings. You start with three lives, but you earn a ton of extra lives at the end of each stage.

Sony and MS consoles are not worth owning because they do not offer anything that can't be done 100 times better on PC. PC+ Nintendo console is the only combination that makes sense from a gamer's perspective.

Same day as Gunvolt? Gonna have to pass. I'll maybe consider buying it down the line, but only if there's a demo.

I might've bought them if they didn't do such a terrible job porting them.

Please don't. Crap like this doesn't belong on Nintendo systems.

I was expecting $20, so I guess I'm satisfied with this news.

Night Trap was basically the The Letter of its day. The Wii U is better off not being polluted by garbage like this.

A seven for this garbage???

Aside from the 50hz issue, the PAL version of this game had several cuts which make it inferior to the Japanese release. Very poor decision by Konami to not release the JP version instead.

The character models are the only thing that benefits from releasing this in HD. The prerendered backgrounds are exactly the same as they were on the Gamecube and Wii versions.

I would probably pay $30 for this if it were on a cartridge, but as a download? No way.

Catrap is the best game on the original Game Boy

No physical release = worthless

Looks really cool. Hopefully it supports the Wii Remote. Playing 360° shooter with a joystick is an exercise in frustration.

Nintendo really needs to step in and stop stupid crap like this game and The Letter from being released. Games like these are giving the eShop a bad name.

This NEEDS to have Wiimote support for aiming your swapper gun. Using the joystick would be extremely frustrating.

It's too expensive

Not sure about the treadmill, but I'm convinced Wiimote-style controls mixed with VR is the future of gaming.

I skipped PS3 and Xbox 360 last gen, and it looks like I'm going to be skipping PS4 and Xbox One this gen. They don't appear to have anything that suits my gaming tastes, just more of the same crap that they gave us last gen.

@Thulfram The latter, they're made by Silver Star Japan and published by Agetec. I believe that the Rabi Laby series is actually quite popular in Japan. I think I read on Silver Star's website that the series has sold over 100,000 units, but I may be remembering incorrectly.

Don't write off Rabi Laby! The first two, along with the spin-off 3DS game Witch's Cat, are some of the best puzzle-platformers out there. If you like head-scratching puzzle games whose mechanics are much deeper than they first appear, give it a shot!

$6 is a great price. Will buy!

I really hope this is true. I don't want Bayonetta as a download.

They should start a campaign to raise awareness. It could easily get the extra sales it needs with a small push. Worst case, they could do a contest to give away a few hundred extra copies. I remember the developer of some crappy Robin Hood game did this.

I hear they're working on a patch to fix the framerate issues... may hold out on buying until that gets done.

Gimme gimme more Fluidity! Even if it's just an up port of Spin Cycle on Wii U with an upgraded framerate. I'd gladly buy it again!

@SecondServing If you played any shooters on the Wii and failed to notice the massive increase in control accuracy versus dual analog, you're about as perceptive as Helen Keller.

No Wiimote support, no buy.