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Toki Tori 2 will be released on Wii U on April 4, Two Tribes has announced. The firm said the title is still in “the hands of Nintendo’s certification team,” and while normally a release date would be provided once it passed certification, the team said it is “confident it’ll pass in time.” Check out the new trailer for the game below.

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Nintendo has updated its US eShop and DSiWare offerings for the week with a demo for Theatrhythm Final Fantasy, the previously announced Toki Tori, Escape the Virus: Shoot ‘Em Up! and more. Coming in in the near future, folks will be able to get their hands on Gamelion’s Crazy Kangaroo, which has been rather popular on iOS and Android. Hit up the break for the full update.

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Toki Tori will be released via 3DS Virtual Console this week in the US, according to a tweet from developer Two Tribes. The Game Boy Color title was originally released in 2001, and is being enjoyed on 3DS in Europe as we speak. available on the European 3DS Virtual Console. It will arrive via the weekly Nintendo Upate on Thursday, August 30. Thanks, NintendoLife.

3DS eShop gets a stack of new content today, including colourful iOS platformer Toki Tori and more Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy music to keep your ears happy. Details and prices after the break.

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Toki Tori has been added to the Humble Bundle for Android. This brings the total to five games, including Anomaly: Warzone Earth, Osmos, and EDGE. Those who pay more than the average price, currently $6.14, the indie classic World of Goo is also yours as an extra incentive. Buying the Humble Bundle for Android also nets you with the Mac, Windows, and Linux versions of the titles, along with the soundtracks. As of post time, the bundle has moved 133,387 units and earned $818,549.78.

Dutch game developer Two Tribes has announced that Toki Tori 2 is in the works, and has invited gamers to be part of the development process.

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For the last two weeks, Two Tribes has worked together with Valve and eight other indie developers on the Portal 2 ARG. Today, Two Tribes has announced that “murderous GLaDOS” has invaded both Toki Tori and RUSH.

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Steam has slashed prices on 13 indie games via a bundle called the Potato Sack.

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You’ve finished LostWinds and you’re pulling faces at the rest of the European WiiWare line-up. Toki Tori, Two Tribes’ 2D puzzler, may be your next Wii downloadable, assuming you’ve got enough memory left. After the link.

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Nintendo’s new download service, WiiWare, has now launched in Australia and Europe.

Six titles appeared in the channel in the early hours of the morning, including the seemingly superb Lost Winds and the first Wii demo, namely Dr. Mario.

The full list of titles is as follows:

• Dr Mario Online (and demo) – 1000 Points
• Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King – 1500 Points
• LostWinds – 1000 Points
• Star Soldier R – 800 Points
• TV Show King – 1000 Points
• Toki Tori – 900 Points

Look out for our Lost Winds review in the next couple of days. Couple of shots after the link, just in case you don’t believe us, or something.

By Mike Bowden

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And here it is. The service launches on May 20 in Europe and released yesterday in the US.

• Dr. Mario & Germ Buster (Nintendo) – 1000 Wii Points
• Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King (Square Enix) – 1500 Wii Points
• LostWinds (Frontier) – 1000 Wii Points
• Star Soldier R (Hudson) – 800 Wii Points
• TV Show King (Gameloft) – 1000 Wii Points
• Pop (Nnooo) – 700 Wii Points
• Pirates: The Key of Dreams (Oxygen)
• Toki Tori (Two Tribes)

Two Tribes has announced the GBC classic Toki Tori will be coming to WiiWare, the Wii download service that already launched in Japan and will hit the US on May 12.

“Toki Tori for Nintendo Wii marks the entry of Two Tribes into the world of console games. Based on the critically acclaimed Game Boy Color game, this update improves the original on every front,” the press release states.

“Sporting a new look, updated content and a completely overhauled Wii Remote control scheme, the game offers players of all ages a classic gaming experience while making the most out of Nintendo’s Wii console.”

For the full press release, follow the link.

By Mike Bowden

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