Thatgamingsite writes:

"Red Steel 2 was officially confirmed by Ubisoft today although many of us saw the Nintendo Power scans days ago.

What might come as a happy surprise or possibly a fear to some is that Ubisoft have confirmed that the game is due for release before the year is out. Holiday 2009 according to Ubisoft"
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Kotaku: "Say, Wii owner. Did you pass on No More Heroes? Well, shame on you! But if you have no taste, maybe you'd like to pick up Red Steel while you're remedying that, thanks to Ubisoft.

The French publisher is bundling both Wii titles in one package, a practice we've not seen much of this generation, particularly on the Wii."
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N-Europe's Nathan Whincup writes:

"...it looks as though Red Steel 2 is in a presentable state right now, as the "Next Month" page in Issue #34 of British Nintendo magazine NGamer promises to feature a first look at Red Steel 2 and "MotionPlus swordsmanship" in the May 2009 issue, which will hit news stands on Wednesday March 25th."
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In this entry:
Super Smash Bros Brawl for $43 shipped.
Nights: Journey of Dreams $29.
Metroid Prime 3: Corruption $29.
Pinball Hall of Fame $19.

For $30 you can pick up, tax free and with free shipping:
Bomberman Land
Endless Ocean
Ghost Squad
Godfather: Blackhand Edition
House of the Dead 2 & 3 Return
My Word Coach
Namco Museum Remix
Resident Evil 4: Wii Edition
Sega Bass Fishing
Sonic and the Secet Rings
SSX Blur
Super Monkeyball Banana Blitz
Zack and Wiki: Quest for Barbaros' Treasure

For only $20, copies of these games can be found just about anywhere:
Alien Syndrome
Dewy's Adventure
Elebits
Escape From Bug Island
Furu Furu Park
Mercury Meltdown Revolution
Octomania
Red Steel
Wii Zapper with Link's Crossbow Training
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Mysterious industry "insider" Surfer Girl reveals more "trainwrecks" and/or "nightmares" hidden behind the closed door of Ubisoft:

¿ How the editorials at Ubisoft have power of life or death over any project in the company.

¿ How Martin Tremblay, former CEO of Ubisoft Montreal, was "asked to resign" because a certain then senior producer named Yannis Mallat could not stand him. (Mallat has connection to the the Guillemot family that owns Ubisoft; After Tremblay's departure, Mallat was promptly promoted to CEO.)

¿ How Mallat influenced the editorials to kill an unannounced "AAA" HUDless FPS.

¿ The early troubled development of Assassin's Creed, and its secret sci-fi twist.

¿ Tom Clancy's connection (or lack of) to Ubisoft Montreal and Splinter Cell Conviction.
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While many third party publishers were late to realize the potential of the Wii, Ubisoft were one of the first.However,the French firm has now admitted that a number of its early Wii titles were rushed and lacked quality.
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It was a previous job posting back in November of last year that revealed a Red Steel sequel was on the way, and another classified ad seems to suggest that the expected Red Steel 2 will support online functionality. A new Ubisoft job post on Gamasutra advertises for an online programmer to "develop the online part of a game engine for a Wii project ... located in [Ubisoft's] Production Studio in Paris, where Red Steel and Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter games have been developed." With ...
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In yet another financial report, Ubisoft has revealed that whilst older games continued their strong sales in the last quarter of the year.....
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The first confirmed Nintendo Wii game to be dumped is Red Steel. Note, this cannot currently be used in any way, but opens the doors for possible hacks...
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It looks as though Wii launch game Red Steel is the first of a series as developer and publisher Ubisoft is currently recruiting staff to work on its first-person shooter. The job advertisement can be found on the Ubisoft website and our rudimentary French can tell you that the developer is looking for game designers to work on the "continuation of the Red Steel ...
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