Third-parties have always complained about Nintendo hardware and how difficult it is to put games on it due to the weird support from them. Lexis Numerique, the publisher behind Red Johnson’s Chronicles 2- One Against All has mentioned that they find it difficult to make games for Nintendo platforms.

“In theory, yes, but to be totally honest it is really hard to work on a Nintendo platform,” said marketing and business development director of Lexis Numerique, Djamil Kemal, to StrategyInformer.

“Not because of technical reasons but we feel that Nintendo just doesn’t push its WiiWare and other digital games. They do blockbuster-style games like in previous eras, but if you look at what is happening with WiiWare at the moment for instance, there no proper marketplace, making it really hard to check out the latest releases.

“For us as developers, we need to know that the company releasing a new system are going to push digital games heavily, and what we have seen with WiiWare doesn’t make us think Nintendo will.”

Will Nintendo’s policy change with the Wii U? Tell us in the comments section below.

From the PR release:

“As in the previous game, players will take the role of the detective Red in Metropolis City. In this new episode, they will help Red to try and save his kidnapped brother and no one will stop him. They have to use their brain as well as many tools in-game to analyze crime scenes and question witnesses in an all new storyline. “Red Johnson’s Chronicles – One Against All” is an adventure game, with deep storylines, strong characters and fierce dialogues.

“A new help system has been implemented and motion captured animations have been enhanced. With its totally unique design, Red Johnson’s Chronicles: One Against All will provide gamers with more than 8 hours of fun.”

Alt-Minds aims to take this to the next level, creating a fully interactive ‘transmedia’ experience that spans across PC  games, smartphones, tablets and social networks. An episodic, paranormal thriller which will take players around Europe, investigating a swathe of kidnappings.

The Alt-Minds transmedia adventure is scheduled to start in Autumn 2012, and will be available in Europe in English, French, German and Spanish.

VectorCell has released a new trailer of their stealth horror game, Amy. The game’s probably already the worst game of the year, but… well, let’s leave the decision to play the game to you.

You can watch the trailer above.

Here’s some info on the game as given by the devs:

Global warming has taken effect, causing widespread disease and an upsurge in natural disasters around the globe. The small town of Silver City (Midwest, USA) is directly affected – mostly by a comet that has crashed into town. As Lana, one of Silver’s stricken citizens, regains consciousness – she witnesses the onset of a new kind of mayhem. Violent outbursts, fury, rage, wreckage and death: the world she knew seems to have gone to hell.

Check out this developer diary for AMY which shows one of the gameplay mechanics called as ‘Contamination’.

AMY takes place in December 2034 in the small town of Silver City (Midwest, USA) after a comet strikes, wreaking havoc on humanity and unleashing a deadly virus that has infected almost everyone. Players take on the role of Lana, who regains consciousness in the midst of all the mayhem.

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