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Nintendo Gets Another Humble Bundle Full Of Great Indie Games
Last year, Nintendo got its first Humble Bundle, which featured games like Guacamelee, OlliOlli, and Steamworld Dig. A second Nintendo Humble Bundle just opened up and the lineup is just as strong.
Like last year, there are There are three tiers in this bundle. Those who contribute even a dollar will receive the following games:
- Affordable Space Adventures, KnapNok Games and Nifflas' Games (Wii U)
- Retro City Rampage: DX, Vblank Entertainment (3DS)
- Shantae and the Pirate's Curse, WayForward Technologies (3DS and Wii U)
Those who pay more than the average (currently $9.01), will unlock the following additional titles:
- Citizens of Earth, Eden Industries (3DS or Wii U)
- Freedom Planet, GalaxyTrail Games (Wii U)
- Rhythm Thief & the Emperor's Treasure, Sega and Xeen (3DS)
Finally, those who contribute at least $13 will get:
- Super Street Fighter 4: 3D Edition, Dimps and Capcom (3DS)
- Darksiders 2, Vigil Games (Wii U)
Last year’s bundle raised more than $120,000 for the charity Code.org, and Code.org will again receive the proceeds from this year’s bundle.
[Source: HumbleBundle]
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