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Ghost Song dev loves Wii U, would love for his title to hit the platform
A portion of a 4cr interview with dev Matt White...
4cr: Your Kickstarter campaign for Ghost Song: A Journey of Hope has been very successful, and was actually funded within less than 2 days after launch. The campaign is still going strong, and you’re now at $32,349 total. How will the game be improved with the extra funds?
MW: ...The highest goal we have right now (and probably the highest we’ll ever need) is the Wii U goal. While it’s a significant burden for a couple of small time indies to promise support for a console, particularly this early in development, I’m willing to shoulder that burden if our funding is wildly successful. Beyond that, I just love Wii U, and I know the folks playing this system are a bit title starved. I’d love to put my game on it.
Full interview here
4cr: Your Kickstarter campaign for Ghost Song: A Journey of Hope has been very successful, and was actually funded within less than 2 days after launch. The campaign is still going strong, and you’re now at $32,349 total. How will the game be improved with the extra funds?
MW: ...The highest goal we have right now (and probably the highest we’ll ever need) is the Wii U goal. While it’s a significant burden for a couple of small time indies to promise support for a console, particularly this early in development, I’m willing to shoulder that burden if our funding is wildly successful. Beyond that, I just love Wii U, and I know the folks playing this system are a bit title starved. I’d love to put my game on it.