WiiU Back to Bed
It’s kind of hard to believe we’re only weeks away from the Nintendo Switch’s arrival. Will you get one at launch? Regardless, let’s see what games the eShop gave the Wii U and Nintendo 3DS family today.
Back to Bed is about a sleepwalker named Bob who, befitting of the game’s title, is walking to his bed. However, a seemingly mundane premise is turned into innovative puzzles as you guide Bob through his “subconscious guardian,” Subob. Furthermore, the world the duo will trek across is anything but mundane!
Ogre Battle 64: Person of Lordly Caliber was a favorite title back on the Nintendo 64. Now, Wii U owners can reacquaint themselves with Quest’s tactical RPG. Assume the role of Magnus Gallant and choose one of two paths that’ll lead you to one of six endings.
Tank Troopers, Nintendo’s latest 3DS game, is an all-out war up to six players can partake in! Customize your army, but choose your squadron carefully! Different troops have different abilities, such as mastery of electricity. A campaign composed of 30 stages awaits budding strategists, with over 30 unique tanks to earn.
Here’s everything Nintendo released on the eShop this week:
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Nothing listed above catches your attention? Check out what’s on sale. Nintendo specifically highlighted The Keep, Art of Balance TOUCH! and Soul Axiom in the press release. Alternatively, why not check out the new Zelda-related My Nintendo rewards?
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