Pushmo World Announced for Wii U [Update: Trailer]

By Alex Osborn

Nintendo has announced that a new entry in the Pushmo franchise is coming to Wii U. It's called Pushmo World and will be available on Nintendo's Wii U eShop starting June 19th for $9.99.

Much like the 3DS entries, Pushmo and Crashmo, Pushmo World tasks players with solving a slew of different block puzzles, while also allowing the creation of player-made puzzles using Pushmo Studio.

In addition, both 3DS titles will be discounted from now until June 13th. You can enjoy the savings by firing up your 3DS, visiting the eShop, and purchasing Pushmo and Crashmo. Trust us, you won't be disappointed. Both are great games and will serve as the perfect primer for the upcoming Wii U release.

Alex Osborn
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