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Discount applies for ALL territories. Ends February 28th, except in Europe where the discount will extend to March 7th. Great deal for those that haven't purchased the game yet or have thought about it.

http://gonintendo.co...story&id=196259

Helsinki, Finland - 14 February 2013 - Finnish game developer Frozenbyte is happy to announce that its action game Trine 2: Director's Cut for Wii U™ has received a limited time discount of 25% in the Nintendo eShop in all territories. The discount lasts until February 28, except in Europe where it ends on March 7.

"Trine 2: Director's Cut is a perfect game for co-op, especially now after the recent update that added support for the Wii U™ Pro Controller for better local co-op enjoyment. Now with Valentine's Day here we thought to put the game on sale for everybody!" said Lauri Hyvärinen, CEO of Frozenbyte.

Trine 2: Director's Cut has support for online and local co-op. The game supports up to 3 players. In local co-op, one player can use the Wii U™ GamePad and others can use either the Wii U Pro Controller, Classic Controller Pro, or Wii Remote™ + Nunchuk™ combination. All local co-op combinations are possible in online play as well as long as the maximum player number is three.

The game was recently updated worldwide to include support the Wii U Pro Controller, Voice Chat for online multiplayer, German vocals, improved graphics rendering and a bunch of minor gameplay features and fixes.

Trine 2: Director's Cut is available now through the Nintendo eShop at a 25% discount worldwide, $14.99 in North America and 12.49 € in Europe, and the equivalents in other currencies. The game features a total of 20 exciting levels full of adventure, including the recently released Goblin Menace expansion campaign and a Wii U exclusive level called the Dwarven Caverns, making Trine 2: Director's Cut the most comprehensive package of Trine 2 on any platform.

Further Information:

Age rating in Europe: PEGI 12+, USK 12
Age rating in North America: ESRB Everyone 10+
Age rating in Australia: PG

Love the GC. Still play mine occasionally.

I'm still sad they never released the orange model in NA. Beautiful!

Dragon Quest VII and X confirmed for NA. Give me this and I'll be happy.

Color me quite impressed. It's refreshing to see a developer put forth the effort to demonstrate that the Wii U is clearly more capable than the HD twins. I will reward this effort by picking up the game upon release.

4-Ubisoft will actually make a real step at reaching out to us. I expect news on that fir tuesday

Fur Cryz 3: Emotional Petz Party (Wii U Exclusive)

They did. In europe. And i got one.

Guess I should've been more specific. I wish they had this for the NA launch.

Calling it now:

1 week before the new, exclusive demo goes live on the eShop, Ubisoft will issue a press release stating that the demo has been delayed for 2 months and is also appearing on PSN & Xbox Live. All 3 consoles will receive the demo on the same day.

Well Microsoft has this stupid policy. If they release a game on their platform, it has to be at the same time or first for Microsoft. The other versions can't have exclusive content either.

If I were a developer/publisher, I'd tell them to shove it. What's the worst that can happen? You still get to release your game on other platforms and you don't have to worry about additional development costs for a 360 version. At that point, Microsoft would be on the losing end with no version for their console what-so-ever. Their loss.

I'll be there day 1. I never played Origins, so firing up the demo for Legends the first time was great fun.

Speaking for myself, I'm mostly upset that Ubisoft waited mere weeks before this game was going to release on Wii U to tell us it's been delayed for 7 months. I really don't care so much that it's no longer exclusive. I think Ubisoft needs to get this game out on Wii U and bring out the other versions in September. The fact we have to wait 7 months for ALL versions to release does suck.

I also wonder if people would've had a milder reaction to this news if the current state of affairs with Nintendo was completely different. With all the constant doom and gloom we keep hearing about Wii U and how it's already a failure, I believe this news, for most, was the straw that broke the camel's back. I think people are tired of all the negativity and this news just pushed most over the edge. I can understand the frustration. It's more common to hear about how Wii U is oh so wrong and a compete failure. It's like for one bit of positive news we hear about Wii U, the next day we hear four bits of negative news. I think today was just a bad day and most will move on and deal with it. Others, sadly, may not.

Guys... let's stop blaming ubisoft... this is all my fault. Last night I wondered if rayman legends would somehow be delayed, I must have jinxed it.

...Forgive me ;-;

You have brought shame to this family!

I don't know whether to laugh, cry or hurl. I just.....whatever....

“We heard from many Xbox & Playstation owners and Rayman fans who told us they really wanted to play Rayman Legends on their current system. We decided to give the fans what they wanted while at the same time broadening the audience exposed to this innovative and memorable game.”

You know what's funny about this? If Nintendo fans were begging for a particular game to come to their platform, developers and publishers, 99.9% of the time, wouldn't give them a second thought. Yet, some vocal PS3/360 fans manage to get the game put on their respective platforms. Pathetic... People laugh and think it's ridiculous when some suggest that there's a conspiracy against Nintendo. At this point, I don't know what to think anymore.

Kefka from Final Fantasy VI.  HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA !!!!!!!

Yep! Came to post this.

Way to go, DF. Another example of crap journalism.