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Jeffrey Matulef wrote: "Rodea the Sky Soldier will be released today in North America! ! Please play the Wii version," Naka bluntly stated in a translated tweet.

There's only one problem: The Wii version of the game was cancelled and is only available as a bonus that comes with all launch copies of the Wii U version. "[The] Wii version of the game will be available as a physical disc and bundled with the Wii U box," Amazon UK explained.

So what makes the version designed for Nintendo's nine-year-old console better than its more modern counterparts, you ask? Simple: the controls. The aerial action affair lets players aim with the Wii-mote to determine Rodeo's flight path, whereas the other versions rely on touchscreen controls for players to draw paths for the titular Sky Soldier to follow. Weirdly, the Wii U port doesn't actually support using the Wii-mote, so you have to boot up the Wii version.