Nintendo Enthusiast exclusively revealed last week that Prismatic Game’s Hex Heroes would be exclusively launching on the Wii U. Today Prismatic launched the Kickstarter campaign for the game, seeking $80,000 over the next month.
David Lins writes: "But Prismatic Games isn’t sure. The trailer doesn’t reveal whether the Switch can run different displays the way the Wii U can. They acknowledge that this seems possible with two or more Switches, but they aren’t sure how the gameplay of Hex Heroes would translate to that kind of situation. Can four players even all huddle around the same tiny screen?"
Totally forgot about this game. It'll be interesting to see if they make the switch. Pun intended I guess.
An interview with Mario Casteñeda, the maker of The Bridge. Casteñeda talks about his latest endeavor, Hex Heroes, a cooperative RTS game for the PC and Wii U.
Hex Heroes looks really interesting! I'll definitely be watching to see how this one goes! I'll probably be downloading this on the Wii U when it comes out.
Welcome to the latest edition of Nintendo Enthusiast: Week in Review! This week Shawn Long breaks down all the latest Nintendo news such as Fatal Frame hitting the Wii U, Nintendo offering a season pass in Mario Golf: World Tour, the Mario Kart 8 bundle coming to Europe, and much more. Be sure to stick around for the Super Mario Bros. Super Show Rap dance at the end, and be sure to subscribe to keep up to date with all the latest content from Nintendo Enthusiast!
That was just a VC game though. Port Mother 3 with English patch, then that's a little more interesting.
No, ptown.
Do not try to use "it was just a VC title" as an excuse.
VC or physical, an in-demand game is an in-demand game.
There was huge fan demand for that, and Nintendo brought it out.
You can't downplay that as an insignificant thing when it wasn't.
It would be nice if Nintendo localized that collection on GBA on the Wii U VC. That would be pretty awesmoe and Earthbound's success as a VC game might generate interest for such a localization. :)
"Hey, Nintendo of America... BRING IT TO THE STATES THIS TIME!"
'Nuff Said.
"Excellent" and "Yes" from me.
This was a no-brainer, considering the WiiU controller is perfect for such a game. I actually thought it would be a launch game.
Seeing the state Wii U is in, I don't think Nintendo has much choice but to release it state side. Wii need games.
Fatal Frame V better come to the states! I'm looking into getting a Wii from Japan and a copy of Fatal Frame 4 just so I can play it.
If they withhold that game, I will eat my socks. They cannot afford NOT to localize that game when Wii U gamers need more content and everyone else need the incentive to buy one.
Well, all they got going for them is Grant Kirkhope and some indie game experience. If they think that's gonna sell, then more power to them...