Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night Coming To Wii U; Gets Vita Stretch Goal

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It’s official—Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night is headed to the Wii U. Physical Wii U discs will be offered like the other platforms. Here are features being included in the Wii U port:

 

  • Pro Controller Support
  • The map on GamePad while playing on the TV
  • The ability to draw on/annotate the map
  • Play exclusively on the GamePad (off-screen play)
  • Miiverse social integration
  • Featuring your Mii in-game

 

Additionally, Bloodstained will also be ported to the PlayStation Vita, should the game’s Kickstarter campaign amass $3.5 million. Armature will work on this version of the game as well, in addition to the Wii U version.


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