[ Update ] SmileBoom has confirmed that the Wii U version will be released outside of Japan. It supports USB Keyboards as well. [Agentdave7]

@Rayanne: The Petit Com. community has grown a lot since then. There are lots of fan sites now. The program is still based on BASIC though. [Agentdave7]

@Thingle: I asked SmileBoom Co. Ltd about AUS/NZ and here's their response: "We are considering Australia and New Zealand as a part of our market expansion planning. Stay tuned!" [Agentdave7]

@Elijah: It is an app that allows you to make programs/games on the 3DS (and eventually on Wii U). I encourage you to look at the eShop or on Nintendo's website for more info. [Agentdave7]

@TDOG: Yes, 3D is supported. So is the use of some of the 3DS's features (gyro, mic, touchscreen, etc). The program is based on the BASIC coding language. The 3DS ver. is avail. now for NA. No info was given on when the Wii U ver. will be released for other regions. [Agentdave7]

@Sertes: Games/apps are still being released on the Wii. Nintendo will release the NX whenever they decide. [Agentdave7]

@yan-sid: SmileBoom Co. Ltd. is a company based in Japan. Petit Com. 3 was released there awhile ago. It took time to localize it for NA. There is a possibility that the Wii U app could be released in NA/EU, however, no info has been provided. [Agentdave7]

[Source] SmileBoom Co. Ltd. [Poster] Agentdave7

More info will be released throughout development. ___ Regarding an EU release of the 3DS ver.: "To Petit Computer/SmileBASIC fans in Europe, As soon as we announced the release date of SmileBASIC we are getting lots of e-mails asking the release in European regions. We are considering the European release aggressively and will make an announcement once we made a decision."

SmileBoom Co. Ltd. has announced that the app will be released on the Wii U in Japan during Spring 2016. It will be backwards compatible with programs made in Petit Com. 3/SmileBASIC (now avail. on the 3DS in JPN/NA). It will support Wii Remote and GamePad integration, as well as increased image/screen size limits to accommodate the GamePad and TV.