Bplus, independent software developer and creator of innovative WiiWare™ titles PLÄTTCHEN – twist ‘n’ paint, Niki – Rock ‘n’ Ball and Bit Boy!!, is happy to announce the forming of a partnership with Marvelous Entertainment Inc., one of Japan’s leading video game publishing companies known for Wii™ hit titles such as No More Heroes™, Little Kings Story and Harvest Moon.

As a first step, Marvelous will bring the enhanced Japanese version of the funky retrorama WiiWare title Bit Boy!! with the new name Bit Man!! to the Japanese market as part of its upcoming World Game Parade.

Yasuhiro Wada, chief creative officer of Marvelous:

“We really believe in creativity at Marvelous and when we saw
Bit Man!! we definitely thought that this was the kind of unique and original title you couldn’t find in Japan, but could still be enjoyed by Japanese users too. So, we had to add it into our World Game Parade line-up. Bplus did a great job at localizing it and we are really looking forward to hearing the feedback from the users here.”

Bernd Geiblinger, CEO and Art Director of Bplus:

“When we were invited by Wada-san to take part in the World Game Parade, we couldn’t have been more excited. Marvelous offers us the fantastic opportunity to tap into the Japanese market that is home to players constantly longing for new and creative concepts. The team at Marvelous shows a tremendous support for our ideas and we cannot wait to release Bit Man!! and other future projects together with them.”

In Europe and America the WiiWare title Bit Boy!! is ready for download on the Wii Shop Channel for 600 Wii Points. In Japan, Bit Man!! will be available very soon.

About Bit Boy!! and Bit Man!!:
Bit Man!!, is a totally new kind of game mix in which one-pixel-hero Kubi rushes through the whole history of videogames in order to save his pixel pals.
One or two Players accompany Kubi in this totally crazy-pixellated retro journey and battle hordes of nasty monsters in

4-Bit dungeons,
8-Bit caves,
16-Bit strongholds,
32-Bit mazes,
64-Bit arenas and
128-Bit worlds.