He even posted about it late last year, but the thread didn't get much traction, and honestly, as a guide, it's a bit lacking. Someone, specifically decided to go ahead and try and recreate the data it wants using the PC version files as a base, and apparently, he achieved success. And we have the afterbirth content for the PC version of the game. But are we really missing them? Isaac uses pretty standard open formats for its game data, even on consoles. While the game executable is here, the contents, of course, are not.
The final update, 1.06 of Rebirth on Wii U, in the USA version only is a file named "isaac-ngWiiUAB.rpl".īased on the name, you can see this is an RPL (Wii U Executable) for "AB" or Afterbirth. So here we are then, Afterbirth was apparently up and running on Wii U and was planned to release, but it just never came to be. It was later on confirmed that Afterbirth+, the next expansion, wasn't coming to Wii U but was instead confirmed to be coming to Switch. It's been a lot longer than a few months and it's still never released. Months later, Tyrone posted this tweet, showing him at the top of a Daily Run (which was a new afterbirth feature) on the Wii U, and then, in March it was confirmed for release sometime "in the coming months." I have news for you, Tyrone.
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This DLC later came to the PS4 and Xbox One in May of the following year, prior to this point Tyrone Rodriguez, the CEO of Nicalis, Inc had made several statements on Twitter stating " Stop lying to yourself, the Wii U is not much more powerful than a PS Vita." which made some news headlines at the time, and a lot of angry Nintendo fans as well. The Binding of Isaac Rebirth got DLC in 2015 on PC called "Afterbirth" that was a large expansion to the base game, including many new items, synergies, new alt stages, and new music in some cases.
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