Nintendo announces mysterious 'Pandora's Tower' for Wii
New Wii game releasing in Japan this Spring, details to come
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Nintendo revealed the existence of a new Wii game, Pandora's Tower, in its third quarter report. The game is slated for release this Spring, and... well, that’s about all we know.
Nintendo President Satoru Iwata said in the report, “This game is nearing completion and will be released in the first half of the year. Because we're still planning marketing, please wait for more details.”
He gave no further details, but the game's website depicts a blonde-haired girl with a tattoo on her back. A narrator speaks along with text which says in Japanese, “To die and become beautiful, or to live and remain unsightly. Which is more fortunate?”
The game's C CERO rating (the ESRB equivalent would be 'Teen') is listed below, along with text that reads, “Coming spring 2011.”
There are no details yet, but we wouldn't be surprised if Famitsu has an exclusive preview in the works. Nintendo tends to announce its more mature titles - like the upcoming Xenoblade - in the magazine.
[Source: Famitsu]
Jan 31, 2011
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