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Nintendo And Indies Team Up In Latest Humble Bundle
The Nintendo eShop is sponsoring the latest Humble Bundle, giving indie developers the spotlight. The two-week offer includes a Wii U and 3DS titles from indie developers, including Wayforward and Drinkbox Studios.
There are three tiers in this bundle, with the following games available for all who contribute. Is it a coincidence they all have an exclamation point in the title? The world may never know.
- Guacamelee! Super Turbo Championship Edition (Wii U)
- Woah Dave! (3DS)
- Mighty Switch Force! (3DS)
If you pay more than the average (currently $8.77), you can bring home these additional titles:
- The Fall (Wii U)
- OlliOlli (Wii U and 3DS)
- Moon Chronicles (3DS)
Finally, if you contribute at least $10, you'll get:
- Stealth Inc. 2: A Game of Clones (Wii U)
- Steamworld Dig (Wii U and 3DS)
More games will be added later. Proceeds support the developers, Humble Bundle, and Code.org (a non-profit organization dedicated to increasing availability of computer science education in schools).
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