The PS Store version is a cross-buy between the PlayStation 4 and PS Vita. Shakedown Hawaii was previously released on PC via the Epic Game Store, Nintendo Switch via the eShop, Nintendo 3DS, and the PlayStation store. Perhaps a jolt of Wii nostalgia rushed through me that evening, but I suddenly wondered… how long would it actually take to port? How would it feel to play with a Wii Remote? How would it look in 4:3? Would it hit 60 fps right off the bat, or need optimization? I had many questions, but as soon as I held that Wii Remote and started playing, I knew I wanted to take it to the finish line. Like most of my ports, Shakedown: Hawaii on Wii began one Friday night on a whim of curiosity. The developer gave more information on its official website regarding its decision to release Wii ports:
SHAKEDOWN HAWAII WII PRO
It supports the Wii Remote (with shake!), Wii Classic Controller, Wii Classic Controller Pro, and GameCube Controller” while the WiiU version supports SD, HD, 4:3 and 16:9, with the GamePad completely with touch, or “with the Wii U GamePad, Wii U Pro Controller, Wii Remote, Wii Classic Controller, or Wii Classic Controller Pro.” The Wii version supports “both 50hz and 60hz, and both NTSC and PAL output.
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#Wii Remote #PixelArt #16bit #screenshotsaturday #Nintendo /rZl61ZMnQYīoth versions will include all previously released content and feature updates like the Mogul Update, the Full Tank Update, plus post-launch improvements and optimizations. The game will be coming to Wii, Wii U, and Steam later this summer.
The Wii version is only for the European PAL region, while the WiiU game will get a release in North America. Shakedown: Hawaii is currently available for Nintendo Switch, Nintendo 3DS, PS4, PS Vita, and the Epic Game Store. VBlank Entertainment has announced physical Wii and WiiU ports for their upcoming game Shakedown Hawaii. One developer has decided to release one of their latest games for the Wii and WiiU in select countries. Many continue to play their WiiU consoles as well, preferring its library of games, even though Nintendo may issue similar stoppages for it in the future as well. Nintendo has previously announced it has stopped accepting Wii consoles for repair due to the low availability of parts. The Nintendo Switch has no shortage of titles right now, especially since the console has been in high demand during the COVID-19 pandemic. Most publishers and developers are paying more attention to developing games for next-gen consoles or ones still enjoying popularity with gamers.
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