La Mulana – video released for the WiiWare title
La Mulana publisher EnjoyUp Games has released a video for the WiiWare title. It’s below, courtesy of D’toid. Enjoy. La Mulana launches September 20 for 1000 Wii Points.
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Overwatch: Junkertown map is live, update includes changes to Mystery Heroes, D.Va and Mercy abilities - patch notes
The Junkertown map, located in the Australian Outback, is now live for Overwatch players to jump into.
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Forza 7 demo available now for Xbox One, Windows 10 - check out the launch trailer
Those interested in giving Forza Motorsport 7 a try and can now download the demo.
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Call of Duty: WW2 squad videos focus on playable and non-playable characters
Four Call of Duty: WW2 videos providing more information regarding the four main characters of the campaign have been released.
EnjoyUp Games
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Abyss from EnjoyUp Games will be released for Wii U next month
Abyss, the underwater exploring title from EnjoyUp Games, will be released for Wii U next month. It will release through the eShop on May 1 in North America and May 8 in Europe. It will run you €1.99/£1.79. The game was released through the eShop on DSiWare in 2012. Thanks, Nintendo Life.
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Unepic update released for Wii U in Europe and North America
Unepic has received an update courtesy of developer EnjoyUp Games and Francisco Téllez de Meneses. Those in Europe and North America can download the update for Wii U today.
La Mulana
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La-Mulana releasing on Steam in April, pre-order for 10% off
La-Mulana, the archaeological ruin exploration game from Nigoro, will be released on Steam in April, and it’s currently 10% off. The game was previously available on PC through Playism, before hitting WiiWare last September. Earlier this year, the game advanced through Steam’s Greenlight service, and will now release on April 15.
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Steam Greenlight - 10 more titles advance through the service
Valve has announced the fourth set of games to advance through Steam Greenlight.
Nigoro
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La-Mulana 2: return of the great pixel adventure
La-Mulana 2: The 0th Body, The 9th Spirit sees Japanese developer NIGORO return with another relic-hunting, whip-cracking adventure. Dave Cook plays it, gets killed loads then speaks with director Takumi Naramura about what’s new.
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La-Mulana 2 passes Kickstarter funding goal, stretch goals unlikely
La Mulana 2 has passed its $200,000 initial Kickstarter goal, presumably securing the indie sidescroller sequel’s release on PC. It also means director Takumi Naramura has to eat curry at all meals for three days, which is rad if irrelevant to our dicussion. There are five days remaining to back the game, with some sweet […]
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