Some snippets from a Siliconera interview with Yasuhiro Wada, President of Marvelous Interactive in Japan…

S: Will we get games like Lux Pain or Flower, Sun and Rain, which are being published by Rising Star Europe, in the USA?

YW: We don’t know who is going to publish them yet. They might be published by Marvelous USA or licensed out to another publisher so we can’t talk about those two titles yet.

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Cubed3 has a huge interview with Hudson, and they blab about everything they have in the works for WiiWare, and they even tease more stuff.

C3: Considering Shin’en has already released the very impressive Nanostray 2 to DS, Treasure has brought Bangai-o and a port of Cave’s Ketsui Death Label is due later in 2008, is Hudson thinking about Star Soldier for DS, taking full advantage of the dual-screens?

Hudson: It isn’t under consideration at this time, but if and when we find a perfect way to present the game that fully incorporates the DS functions, it can definitely be a possibility.

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A portion of a GameSetWatch interview with Edmund McMillen, co-creator of Gish…

GSW: Has Reggie called you back yet? (in reference to the video where Edmund records himself attempting to contact the Reggienator)

EM: Heh, a few weeks after that video went up we got a call from Nintendo. It wasn’t Reggie but it was someone high up in the ranks there who wanted to talk about WiiWare, and we are still talking to him. That’s about all I can say.

Our goal is to get on all consoles, and we would love to launch on Steam… I can say we are currently talking to them all, but won’t have any info till we have Gish 2 further in development.

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N-Europe had an interesting interview with Lost Frontier, the developer of LostWinds for Nintendo’s WiiWare Channel. They talked about the future of WiiWare and their future projects for this new Wii Channel. They’re still acting pretty mysterious about their future projects, but we know there’s more WiiWare-stuff coming! Read the rest of this entry »