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Nintendo first shared details of its Wii U Web Framework at GDC in March, which it hoped would encourage more apps and games to be ported over, and facilitate quicker Wii U game prototyping. Fast-forward to GDC Europe and Martin Buchholz, manager of developer relations at Nintendo, confirmed that the framework has now been updated to include eCommerce support – such as DLC purchases. Something of a significant lure for those with existing games that have yet to be convinced to move them over to Wii U. It’s not quite in-app purchases, but it will certainly ease the worries of those game makers who prefer to monetize their titles after the initial purchase.
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