Mojang's 'Director of Fun' Lydia Winters speaks about 'Minecraft' during the Microsoft Xbox E3 press conference at the Galen Center on June 15, 2015 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo : Getty Images/Christian Petersen)
Microsoft has confirmed via a Twitter post last weekend that the Washington based company has nothing to reveal about any of its games besides Minecraft which will soon be coming to Wii U.
Microsoft Studios previously tweeted a suggestion that they might consider bringing Rare Replay of Xbox One to its Nintendo console. However, the story changed and Microsoft then revealed that this is not going to happen after all.
Microsoft's Tweeted "We appreciate all your suggestions! However, we have no information of any games coming to the Wii U other than Minecraft at this time."
The whole thing started on Dec.7 when a fan asked the tech company via Twitter if aside from Minecraft, Microsoft might consider bringing Rare Replay to the Wii U console. Microsoft then answered the Tweet, saying that anyone who might be interested should take the suggestion up with Rare, also a Microsoft-owned developer based in the UK, WiiUDaily reported.
The Tweet exchange had caused many to believe that Microsoft is open to actually bringing Rare Replay to Wii U one of these days Gamespot reported. However, Microsoft finally released a Tweet which, once and for all, set things straight by clearly stating that it has no information to reveal, added by an interesting phrase, "at this time." This has then led people to hold on to their hope that Microsoft is still open to the possibility of making an announcement about it in the coming months.
