Leviathyn The Gamer's Chronicle
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Category Archives: Wii U
The Wonderful 101 Gets a Release Date
Nintendo announced a formal release date for The Wonderful 101 during a Nintendo Direct conference today. Read More »
Nintendo Forms Partnership with Sega, Announces Sonic: Lost World
Nintendo has teamed up with Sega to see the upcoming Sonic: Lost World released exclusively on the Wii U and 3DS systems. Read More »
What We Want From the Next Mario Kart
With an inevitable new Mario Kart announcement looming before us in the (maybe) not-so-distant future, we take a loot at what features should be included or added in the next installment. Read More »
EA’s Next-Gen Titles Will Not Come To The Wii U
EA's Frostbite 3 engine, used for many of their next-gen games, will not work with the Wii U console. Wii U owners will miss big titles. Read More »
Does Size Really Matter? – Why It’s Time To Stop Judging Games On Their Length
Shouldn’t the question we be asking be more along the lines of this: Was the game fun for its duration? Read More »
Nintendo Won’t Be Holding A Traditional Press Conference This E3, Focus On “Smaller Events”
Nintendo will be skipping E3 this year, at least in it's traditional form. Read More »
Recent Nintendo Direct Lineup Proves Their Worth
Nintendo Directs as of late have featured slews of announcements for Nintendo first-party games. Among the obvious games, Nintendo has announced a few surprises that should keep fans happy for a long while. Read More »
Nintendo Offered Free Mother 3 Fan Translation
Nintendo is being offered a free fan translation of Mother 3 by fans of the game to ensure a fast American release. Read More »
I Want To Play My Wii U, But The Developers Are Telling Me Not To
Remember the saying "if you build it, they will come"? You can't build a success without climbing the ladder first and video game developers are taking out the pegs on the Wii U. Read More »
