Nintendo Tells Developers How To Develop For Wii U

At the recent Unite Nordic 2013 conference, Nintendo held a panel about developing for Wii U. During the panel, Nintendo discuss the Wii U development environment and more. Watch it below:

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Earlier in the year, Nintendo announced a partnership with Unity, as a result of which the company has created a Wii U-specific version of its widely-used Unity engine, making it easy for Unity developers to move their software onto the Wii U.


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