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Old 02-03-2020, 06:40 PM   #13712
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Platinum Games announced they are currently holding a Kickstarter fundraiser to help with the development of a remaster of The Wonderful 101 for the Switch, PS4, and PC. The Switch version is currently rumored to be arriving on April 2020 while the Kickstater is rumored to have been done to fund the game's other planned platforms.

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Originally Posted by Destructoid
Originally published by Nintendo and released on the Wii U in 2013, Platinum is now turning to crowdfunding for a Switch remaster. The bar is super low, though. Platinum is only asking for $50,000 to make it happen; mere minutes after the campaign went up, it's already sitting at $26,000 as of time of writing. So yeah, The Wonderful 101 is coming to Switch. [Update: It's already well over $50,000.]

Other platforms are in the mix too. The Kickstarter's stretch goals include a PC release on Steam if $250,000 is raised, and a PS4 port if it hits $500,000. The Wonderful 101 is a strong cult classic, and this campaign is off to a blazing start; both of these stretch goals are a good bet. [Update 2: It hit $250,000 within an hour, meaning the PC port is officially going to happen.] [Update 3: And...it has now passed $500,000, so we officially have a PS4 port too. That clears out all the current stretch goals, but Platinum has added a time attack mode at $1 million, and Luka's First Mission which is "a brand new 2D side-scrolling adventure starring a young hero" at $1.5 million.]

In terms of contribution tiers, $36 will net you a digital copy when it releases; bumping it up to $41 will get you a physical copy. There are many tiers, all the way up to $5,000, but one of the more eye-popping rewards comes at $102. That's where Platinum's famed director Hideki Kamiya will block you on Twitter.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects...101-remastered
https://www.destructoid.com/-updates...r-579692.phtml


Platinum also recently launched a new teaser website for an unannounced project currently in development with the code name of "4"
https://four.platinumgames.com/
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