The Binding of Isaac Port for Nintendo 3DS? [news]

Comment by Guest, on 29.04.2012 at 00:42

Might I mention that Nintendo canceled TBoI for the 3DS because of "Questionable religious content".

Read more at: http://goo.gl/shcKh

Comment by Vorash Kadan, on 30.12.2011 at 19:35

Man do I hope we get this one...esspecially after Super Meat Boy got canceles for Wii!!

Comment by Guest, on 30.12.2011 at 18:52

Odd rejection of Super Meat Boy, cant be space reasons this time as 3DS downloads can go at least upto 200MB.

Comment by Azuardo, on 30.12.2011 at 18:50

Cheers for that! Lack of knowledge on my part :]

Comment by Mush, on 30.12.2011 at 18:34

Edmund McMillen, you legend. Please bring TBoI to 3DS, do it now.

Btw Az, Team Meat aren't the creators of Isaac. Ed McMillen and Florian Himsl (Himsl isn't a part of Team Meat).

Ed McMillen and Tommy Refenes, aka. Team Meat have also confirmed development of a new game, though nothing has been revealed about it yet. ( Edited 30.12.2011 17:36 by Mush123 )

Comment by Azuardo, on 30.12.2011 at 13:51

This post is a copy of the news report: http://www.cubed3.com/news/16367All posts made in this forum topic below will appear as news comments on the above link. If you make a comment on the original article link above, it will also appear here as a forum post.Recently, we featured The Binding of Isaac in our "If You Like... 2D Zelda" article, citing it as a brilliantly dark, sinister and disturbing game that needs to be played by fans of classic Zelda. Well, with any luck, Nintendo fans might finally get more of a chance to experience it, if Team Meat game designer Edmund McMillen's comments are anything to go by.

In his blog, he has been answering questions from fans. When asked if he plans to release The Binding of Isaac on Nintendo 3DS, he replied:

Perhaps the game could see a release on the Nintendo eShop, rather than at retail.

When questioned on the chances of Super Meat Boy appearing on 3DS, it was a flat out "No" from Ed.

Finally, a fan asked if the team had been working on Nintendo's next generation system due in 2012, the Wii U. He responded: