lol, i just couldnt hold it, im very a passionate human being...:P anyway thanks, ill be back for sure dont worry.

I wanna read it. I wanna read it right now.

I see, thanks. It's rare to see a site report accurate Nintendo news nowadays... sigh...

Earlier this month Headstrong Games put the word out on Twitter that they were looking for a talented programmer for a ‘next-gen’ title, and now there’s evidence to suggest that their under-wraps game is headed to Wii U.

The British developer of Batallion Wars 2, House of the Dead: OVERKILL and the Art Academyseries has not made any announcements of a Wii U project but French site Nintendo Master has pointed to the LinkedIn profile of Associate Producer Jo Tunstill, which listed amongst her projects ‘unnanounced project on WiiU’.

The entry has seemingly since been removed from Tunstill’s profile, and with nothing officially announced this should be taken as mere rumour for now.

Still it’s tantalising to think of what Headstrong could be bringing to Wii U. A console version of Art Academy would make a lot of sense – remember that awesome concept footage from the very first Wii U announcement trailers that featured a player sketching a picture of Link on the gamepad – but a brand new Batallion Wars would be just as welcome.

Given the increasingly close working relationship of the developer to Nintendo, it could also conceivably be an entirely new Nintendo-published IP.

Wii U Nintendo Direct tomorrow!

NEW GAMES promised! :D

Nintendo hasn't shown any thrid party games on their Nintendo Direct, but TT Games wanted to join the party with a new video of Lego City Undercover

I like the pig cannon .

This is one of my most anticipated games for Wii U - ever since it was announced - and the more i see of it, the more i want to play it. It looks to be really funny! :D

I agree, but my fear is that it also looks to be easy. And I certainly don't want that.

Have no idea if their other Lego games were easy or not, but i don`t think that will be an issue here.
To me what`s more important is if it will be somewhat long and fun.

Retro is certainly working on one large-scale project. We've reported on new hires in the past, but now we have information that points to new employees from Vigil, Junction Point and Bioware Austin joining the team. Will we finally get to see what Retro is working on come E3?

http://gonintendo.com/?mode=viewstory&id=195054