More details for Need For Speed: Most Wanted Wii U have surfaced on the internet. The title is due to release next week in Europe and North America and will include the Ultimate Speed Pack DLC.

In regards to how the game will make use of the Gamepad, gamers will be able to play the game entirely on the GamePad or in Spectator mode, where the HUD are shown only on the Gamepad and As a co-driver, the person with the GamePad can disrupt the nearest police car during a chase, change, respray or repair the car at will and take control of the car if the other player is having trouble driving.

Those of you looking forward to Luigi getting his own story in the upcoming add-on pack New Super Luigi Wii U will be disappointed to hear that this will not be the case.

In a recent interview Shigeru Miyamoto revealed that although Luigi will be getting his own redesigned levels he would not be getting a story line.

He doesn’t get his own story, but all of the levels have been redesigned for Luigi, so it should be a pretty good role for him.

Recently, we found out that Two Tribes had finished development on Toki Tori 2 and had sent the game to Nintendo. Unfortunately, Two Tribes revealed by tweet today that Nintendo had found a crash bug in the game. It seems as if Two Tribes have sorted out the problem relatively quickly and I do not think this has caused any significant delays in the title reaching gamers.

A new trailer has been released for the upcoming Wii U game Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate. The title is scheduled to release in Europe and North America next week.

In case you can’t wait, the opening cinematic video has also been released. Keep reading to have a peek at those.

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In an interview with NTower, Straight Right explained that they cannot talk about the Wii U project they are doing for Square Enix or any other possible Wii U titles they might have in the pipeline.

We can’t talk about what we’re working on right now, but we certainly hope to be able to develop more titles for Wii U. On the subject of Nintendo platforms, we’re also really interested in the 3DS. It’d be fun to do something there in the next year or so too

They have certainly piped my interest and the rumours are that they are working on porting Deus Ex: Human revolution. Hopefully all will be revealed soon.

Straight Right also had some interesting ideas to share about the Wii U’s current predicament.

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Sprites from the upcoming RPG.

Fans of old school RPGs will delighted to hear that the title Terra Incognita will be making its way to the Wii U. The game was announced to be coming to the Wii U if it met its Kickstarter goal which it now has.

The game promises to have “A gripping storyline. A Vast World Map with lots of towns/cities/dungeons and more! Tons of side-quests! Items/ weapons/ equipment, Magic, Potions, Spells and more and lots of recruitable characters that are not story critical but can be used as battle party members!”

The game is likely to release on the Wii U eshop. Will you be picking it up when it makes it’s way to the Wii U?

According to MyNintendoNews, the developers of Dead Island are looking to develop something for Nintendo’s newest console. A reader of their blog has been contacting third party developers to discover whether they intend to develop something for the Wii U. The reader recently received a fairly positive response from the developers at Deep Silver.

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A new trailer has been released showing Lex Luthor’s role in the upcoming game Injustice: Gods Among Us. Have a peek below to view the video.

Square Enix have released a new trailer for the Wii U version of Dragon Quest X in anticipation of its release on the 30th of March in Japan. The Wii U version of the MMORPG, which will have improved graphics and the ability to play the game entirely on the Gamepad still lacks a release date for any other territories.

Keep reading to check out the new trailer.

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In a recent interview with Gamespot, Nintendo’s Shigeru Miyamoto discussed the upcoming Pikmin sequel and why it’s taking so long to reach our eager sweating palms. Miyamoto explains that with Pikmin 3 they will be recognising the series’ roots and delving into why the games are so good.

In the case of Pikmin 3, we’ve taken an approach with that game where we really want to take what made the original Pikmin game unique and really simply go deeper with that experience.

Miyamoto is also making sure that it will also feel like a unique experience by exploiting what Nintendo’s newest home console has to offer.

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