The Summer Sale on the Nintendo eShop launches today and sees discounts of up to 70% off RRP across over 180 Nintendo Switch and 3DS titles. The sale lasts from today until July 25, 2019, so you’ll have a fortnight to peruse and snap up a bargain. Discounts are available across a wide variety of titles, such as Octopath Traveller, Super Mario Party and Splatoon 2.

Check out a selection of the Nintendo Switch discounts below:

Super Mario Party €39.99 / £33.29

Octopath Traveler €39.99 / £33.29

Splatoon 2 €39.99 / £33.29

Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker €27.99 / £24.49

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes €19.99 / £16.66

Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition: €34.99 / £27.99

Dragon Ball FighterZ: €34.99 / £29.99

Katamari Damacy: €13.99 / £10.99

Super Meat Boy: €8.44 / £7.79

Owlboy: €13.79 / £11.39

Baba Is You: €8.74 / £7.90

Steamworld Heist: Ultimate Edition: €5.99 / £4.49

Check out the Nintendo eShop for all of the discounts available.

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Nintendo have announced a Pokémon direct due at 2pm GMT tomorrow, is this finally the time for Gen 8?

Let’s face it the last Nintendo Direct was amazing, with plenty to get excited about, well, not being ones to rest on their laurels Nintendo have now revealed that there’ll be a Pokémon Direct tomorrow with a PR blurb that literally states ‘seven minutes of new information’.

Now, I don’t know about you, but I am well up for a new range of Pokémon with silly pun names like Flambéar, Buoyson or Gnulip, the question then remains, where will it be based? Tune in to the Nintendo UK YouTube channel to find out.

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If you’re clamouring for a Nintendo Direct then this isn’t the news you are looking for.

The Nintendo Switch is easily the new PS Vita, a complete Indie darling, and tomorrow Nintendo Europe will have a new Indie Highlights showcase on their YouTube channel at 2pm.

It’s not quite the big games showcase to kick off the Nintendo New Year, but hey, new games is never a bad thing, so make sure you tune in.

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The 2018 Pokémon World Championships start on Friday August 24 and you can watch them live on Twitch.

You’ll be able to watch individual streams for the Trading Card Game, the video game and Pokkén Tournament starting from 9AM CDT (after all these are being held in Nashville) and players will all be competing for a share of a $500k prize pool.

You can watch the main stage stream over at twitch.tv/pokemon

Those after the trading card tournament will need to go to twitch.tv/pokemontcg

People who want to watch the video game competitors should go to twitch.tv/pokemonvgc

And finally those who want to watch the Pokkén tournament should tune in to twitch.tv/pokkentournament

The opening ceremony will be broadcast on all four streams, after which they’ll all diverge into their own timetable.

Friday 24th

Main Stream:

• 9:45 a.m.: VGC Swiss Rounds
• 2:45 p.m.: TCG Swiss Rounds
• 6:45 p.m.: Off Air

Pokémon VG Stream:

• 11:45 a.m.: VGC Swiss Rounds
• 7 p.m.: Off Air

Pokémon TCG Stream:

• 9:45 a.m.: TCG Swiss Rounds
• 5:30 p.m.: Off Air

Pokkén Tournament DX Stream:

• 9:45 a.m.: Last Chance Qualifier, Masters Division
• 5 p.m.: Off Air

Saturday 25th

Pokémon Main Stream:

• 9 a.m.: TCG Day 2 Swiss Rounds
• 3 p.m.: Pokkén Tournament Senior Finals, followed by Masters Finals
• 6:15 p.m.: VG Top Cut
• 9:15 p.m.: Off Air

Pokémon VG Stream:

• 9 a.m.: VG Day 2 Swiss Rounds
• 4:30 p.m.: VG Top Cut
• 7:45 p.m.: Off Air

Pokémon TCG Stream:

• 11:30 a.m.: TCG Day 2 Swiss Rounds
• 6:15 p.m.: TCG Top Cut
• 10:15 p.m.: Off Air

Pokkén Tournament DX Stream:

• 9 a.m.: Pokkén Tournament Championship Series Masters Bracket
• 3 p.m.: Off Air (Finals matches will be shown on main stream)

Sunday 26th

Pokémon Main Stream:

• 9 a.m.: The following matches will be played in order: TCG Junior Finals, TCG Senior Finals, TCG Masters Finals, VG Junior Finals, VG Senior Finals, VG Masters Finals
• Afterward: Closing Ceremony

That’s a bumper schedule, so I hope you’ve freed up space in your obviously busy lives. Now you just need to Pika winner.

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SENRAN KAGURA Burst Re:Newal for PS4 finally has its EU Physical Collector’s Edition detailed.

Marvelous Europe has always done fantastic editions for the Senran Kagura games in Europe and the tradition continues with Burst Re:Newal. The game is a remake of the previously 3DS exclusive Burst for PS4 and it will release in Europe this Autumn. The Bountiful Beauties Edition is pictured below:

It contains the following:

SENRAN KAGURA Burst Re:Newal PS4 Game
SENRAN KAGURA Burst Re:Newal Soundtrack Collection
SENRAN KAGURA Burst Re:Newal Art book
Six “Busty Bestie” Keychains with Display Stands
DLC Voucher for the following content:
Burst Girls Uniform
Old Hanzo Uniform
“Lovey Dovey” Diorama Pose
Playable Character Yumi & Prologue Chapter

It is Marvelous Europe store exclusive so pre-order it here.

The Digital Deluxe Edition is called the Shinobi Rivals Edition and it includes the game, a digital soundtrack app, and DLC that’s in the physical CE. It also has some uniform DLC exclusives.

SENRAN KAGURA Burst Re:Newal Shinobi Rivals Edition and the Bountiful Beauties Edition are both PS4 exclusive and will be released this Autumn alongside the standard edition of the game. I usually end with buying both the EU and US releases for these games so I’m now waiting to see what XSEED/Marvelous USA announces for Burst Re:Newal. Watch the Japanese trailer below:

Senran Kagura Burst Re:Newal releases this Autumn on PS4.

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As part of the Pokémon company’s Year of Legendary Pokémon you can get Xerneas and Yveltal from GAME and GameStop stores.

Running from May 4 until May 26 Pokémon players on either Sun, Moon or Ultra Sun or Ultra Moon will be able to go to a GAME store in the UK or GameStop in Ireland to get a code for these Legendary Pokémon. As well as this, if you’re into the Pokémon duel app then Xerneas and Yveltal are two of eleven new boosters being added to the game today.

If you’re a Pokémon fan and you haven’t picked up Ultra Sun or Ultra Moon yet, you probably should do that, we reviewed it back in November last year giving it 9.5/10.

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In Nintendo’s Direct today it was revealed that Captain Toad Treasure Tracker will come to both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo 3DS.

That’s right, Nintendo’s exploring Toadstool is getting a re-release on Nintendo Switch, with a co-op mode, where one person controls the good Captain, while the other throws food at enemies to clear a path. The game will also feature kingdoms based on Super Mario Odyssey, with New Donk City being shown in the direct.

But, in a surprise twist, 3DS owners will also get a port of Captain Toad, so if you have Nintendo’s older handheld system then you’re not being left out.

The game will release on July 13.

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I hope you’re feeling Comfey because here’s a new Detective Pikachu trailer giving us some new info on the game before it’s March 23 release.

Everyone’s favourite electric mouse is here with a bunch of his Pokémon pals, to solve the case in Ryme City with the help of a few…oddish looking humans. As for what the case is, we have no idea, but apparently it involves Mewtwo in someway. Could we be expecting something to Exploud?

They’ve really captured Pikachu’s likeness Beautifly, but the human models do look rather Gastly (I’m going to stop with the puns now before I hit the bottom of the Bibarel).

Anyway, watch the trailer, there’s just over a month to go.

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The dates and locations for the North America International and World Championship Pokémon tournaments have been revealed.

Both competitions will take place in America, with the International being held between July 6 and 8 in Columbus Ohio, while the World Championship will be held from August 24 to 26 in Nashville Tennessee, you know, it’s like the World Series, only in America.

At the championships there’ll be battles in the Pokémon Trading Card Game and Also in Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, winners will earn themselves a share of a $500,000 prize pool.

Anyone can c9mpete in the International Championships at the Columbus Convention Center, with people looking to secure spots for the World Championships in the following month, the very best (like no one ever was) will attend the Music City Center for the ultimate in Pokémon competition.

Better start sorting your cards trainers.

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If you though Pokémon Gold and Silver for 3DS were enough you;d be wrong, Pokémon Crystal is also coming, and it’s only next month.

Pokémon Crystal was an expanded version of both Gold and Silver, and seeing as both of those precious metals have seen their release on 3DS already it only makes sense for Crystal to folow shortly after, and January is the time.

Pokémon Crystal was the first game in the Pokémon series to let you choose a male or female player character as well as bring animations to Pokémon battles, and when the game launches on Jan 26 the game will be fully compatible with Pokémon bank, allowing you to transfer your pokémon from it to the newer games.

Also, in this version there’ll be an event after the main game is finished to meet and catch the pokémon Celebi.

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The head of Team Rocket returns in Pokémon Ultra Sun and Moon, this time he’s backed up with the head of every villain team from Pokémon games past.

This new group of villains is known as Team Rainbow Rocket, and while their motivations aren’t known, with Giovanni (the head of Team Rocket from Pokémon Red and Blue) in charge, it can only be bad news.

Giovanni and the other villain bosses aren’t the only blasts from the past to come in Pokémon Ultra Sun and Moon, if you head through one of the Ultra Wormholes in the game you can meet Legendary Pokémon from previous titles too. Mewtwo, Kyogre, Zapdos, Lugia, Yveltal, Ho-oh and more all are waiting for you should you explore beyond the confines of Alola. The Pokémon you can meet will differ between the two versions, but if you missed any of these Pokémon in the previous games this is your chance to get them, either by trading or owning both titles.

Other features coming to US&M are a Battle Agency, where players have to win battles with rented Pokémon, rewards are available for good performance through the ranks. There’s also totem stickers to be found in the environment, which when collected can grant access to large ‘totem’ pokémon, one again, the ones you meet will depend on the version of the game you have.

I think it’s fair to say that this is looking to be the most feature rich Pokémon game of all time, and it’s becoming apparent that this is not just a rehash of Sun & Moon. It’s out on November 17 on the 3DS family of systems.

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If you think the word Ultra is an important staple of the English language then hoo boy have I got a trailer for you.

There’s just over a month until Pokémon Ultra Sun and Pokémon Uktra Moon hit our 3DS systems and this trailer is full of lights sounds and the word Ultra. There’s Uktra Pokémon an Ultra wormhole, the Ultra Recon Squad, and the city of Ultra Megalopolis.

Check it out for yourself. The game’s out November 17.

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The upcoming Fire Emblem Warriors game from Omega Force has had its DLC and of course, its season pass announced.

In true season pass style you’ll get all three pieces of DLC for the low price of £17.99, while you’ll pay nearly 50% more if you buy all of them separately.

What you get in that season pass, and what it’s worth singularly:

• Fire Emblem Fates Pack (December 2017, £8.09): Obviously based on Fire Emblem Fates.
• Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon Pack (February 2018, £8.09): The contents of which will be based on Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon.
• Fire Emblem: Awakening Pack (March 2018, £8.09): And this one will be based on Fire Emblem: Awakening.

The musou spin off will be released on October 20th on Nintendo Switch and 3DS, and as well as being compatible with all existing Fire Emblem amiibo, the game will also be compatible with the new Chrom and Tiki amiibo due to launch soon.

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Atlus will be no longer partner with third parties for its European output and will now handle it themselves.

According to a post on Gamesindustry.biz the Persona publisher will operate its own European publishing arm out of SEGA Europe’s offices, this is obviously a knock-on effect of SEGA’s acquisition of the company. The new team is looking to add a PR manager and a product marketing manager to join commercial director Simon Inch.

Handling this distribution themselves will allow them to better serve their fans in regard to the Special Editions claims Senior PR of Atlus US Jacob Nahin:

It is a strong example of the growth we are experiencing as a company. Publishing in Europe is simply the next step for us. What this means initially for fans is a parity for launch and premium editions. From a business perspective, we’ll be better positioned to address the needs of each market in which we release our titles.

Exciting stuff, and can only be good for Atlus’ output going forward, including the forthcoming Persona dance and Persona Q2 games. While I have your attention, you might want to check out Persona 5 if you haven’t already. Our own Mikhail played it and loved it, check out his 10/10 review here.

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If you loved the SNES and want even more of it, Nintendo has you covered.

While the Nintendo Classic Mini: SNES launches later next month, there’s a New Nintendo 3DS XL – SNES edition releasing in October. It looks fantastic. It was also released in Japan a while ago but it sold out rather quickly. To coincide with this, three new Nintendo games join the Selects range. The fantastic Luigi’s Mansion 2, Kirby: Triple Deluxe, and Super Mario 3D Land will be available for £15.99 from that day.

The New Nintendo 3DS XL – Super Nintendo Entertainment System Edition launches on October 13.

Note: The image has the 3DS limited edition on the left and the Nintendo Classic Mini – SNES on the right.

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Atlus just announced Persona Q2 on a live stream.

At the Persona Super Live P-Sound Bomb!!!! 2017, Atlus has announce Persona Q2. I reviewed and loved Persona Q on 3DS. Persona Q2 will also be on the 3DS family of systems. No more information is available at this time.

Persona Q2 will release on the Nintendo 3DS family of systems. Check out the official website here.

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The Pokémon Company just announced some Alolan additions to Pokémon Shuffle.

There will be new stages and more Pokémon making their way into Pokémon Shuffle on 3DS and mobile from the Alolan region. There will also be special timed stages allowing you to capture Litten until May 9, Popplio from May 9 until May 23, and Rowlet from May 23 until June 6. Check out the trailer below:

Pokémon Shuffle is available on Nintendo 3DS and on iOS and Android devices.

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Nintendo just announced the localization of Monster Hunter Stories in the Direct last night.

Monster Hunter Stories is a different type of Monster Hunter game. It is a turn based RPG. Nintendo UK hasn’t announced any details barring a release window that is autumn.

Embark on an RPG unlike anything the tweeted:

Monster Hunter Stories has its own amiibo or it did in Japan at launch and as of now no details are available about these amiibo being released in the West. There are also some monster raising elements in Stories. It is great to see another Monster Hunter game make its way to 3DS. I wonder when Nintendo and Capcom will announce a Switch Monster Hunter.

Monster Hunter Stories will be released in Autumn on the Nintendo 3DS family of systems.

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Atlus showed off the debut trailer for the 3DS remake of the Nintendo DS game Radiant Historia at a live stream.

Radiant Historia: Perfect Chronology had its first trailer and some gameplay shown off ahead of the June launch in Japan on 3DS. Watch the trailer below:

The official website showcasing a nice limited edition is also live. Nintendo Everything captured the gameplay footage from the live stream and you can watch it below:

Radiant Historia: Perfect Chronology is set to release in Japan on June 29 for the Nintendo 3DS family of systems.

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Nintendo have revealed today that Mario Sports Superstars, a compilation of five sports games, will be releasing for 3DS on March 10.

The sports featured in Mario Sports Superstars are: 11-a-side football matches, Baseball, Horse Racing and classic Mario sports, Golf and Tennis. Each of these can be played as any of the 16 initially available characters, with a further 2 to unlock, in either single player tournaments or multiplayer, both local and online.

Releasing on the same day will be a series of 90 amiibo cards that can increase your characters skills, a random one of which will be bundled with first print versions of the game.

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Reggie Fils-Aime says the Switch and 3DS will live side by side.

In an interview with WIRED, Fils-Aime spoke about the future of the Nintendo 3DS family of systems now that the Switch is nearly in the market. He had the following to say about the 3DS and the Switch:

3DS has a long life in front of it. We’ve already announced games that will be launching in the first couple quarters of this year. There are a number of big games coming. And in our view, the Nintendo 3DS and the Nintendo Switch are going to live side-by-side. You’re going to be meeting different price points, you’re going to be meeting different types of consumers, you’re going to have the newest, freshest content available on Nintendo Switch, you’ve got a thousand-game library available on Nintendo 3DS, plus some key new ones coming. They’re going to coexist just fine. We’ve done this before, managing two different systems. I think there’s a sense that Nintendo Switch is a portable device. It is portable. But at its heart, it’s a home console that you can take with you on the go.

This is interesting because even though Nintendo is marketing the Switch as a home console first, it can be played almost completely as a portable as well. Another interesting point of contention is how some of the biggest supporters of the 3DS have been absent when it comes to anything Switch related like the Monster Hunter and Ace Attorney teams at Capcom or Level 5. Yokai Watch is a huge deal on 3DS and Monster Hunter is arguably bigger. Both were nowhere to be seen at yesterday’s event. Nintendo is releasing a few Wii U game ports or versions for Nintendo 3DS early this year but it remains to be seen how 3DS is supported after. Atlus announced a new 3DS project for the 25th anniversary of Shin Megami Tensei as well. There’s a rumoured Pokémon game releasing on the Switch but that is big enough to warrant its own announcement or event.

Nintendo Switch will be available from March 3 and it is region free.

Thanks, WIRED.

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Square Enix just showed off some new footage for Dragon Quest XI at Jump Festa.

The footage shows off both the PS4 and 3DS versions of Dragon Quest XI. I still love how 3DS users get the option of playing with sprite based visuals like the older games or in 3D. Here’s direct feed footage of the game running on both platforms:

Dragon Quest XI is also confirmed to launch on Nintendo Switch (NX).

Here’s the glorious opening for Dragon Quest XI as well:

Dragon Quest XI is aiming for a release in 2017 in Japan.

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Nintendo just announced that Pokémon Sun and Moon moved more than 1.5 million units across Europe.

This includes more than 368k units sold in UK itself in the first week. Check out our review here.

There’s also a Pokémon Sun and Moon tournament that will take place from December 9 to December 11 at the official European International Championships in London. The combined prize pool is $250k. To check how you can enter, visit this site.

Pokémon Sun and Moon is available worldwide on the Nintendo 3DS family of systems.

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Nintendo just announced the release date and unlock price for Super Mario Run.

Super Mario Run will launch this December on iOS devices and can be downloaded for free. There will be a trial for all three in game modes for free but you will need to pay EUR 9.99 (GBP 7.99) (one time) to unlock unlimited access to the game.

Super Mario Run has been developed under the direction of Shigeru Miyamoto. It will be compatible with iOS devices running iOS 8 or later. It will release in 151 countries and regions at launch with multiple language options. Read more about the game on the official website.

Super Mario Run will release on December 15 for iOS devices. Check out the list of countries here.

Thanks, tweeted:

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This special event will bring a slice of Alola to London

Nintendo UK just announced that they are hosting an exclusive event for the launch of Pokémon Sun and Moon on November 22. This will take place at The Old Truman Brewery in London from 5 pm until 10 pm. There will be Pokémon themed activities and more as the event is open to select fans, community members, media, and public. You can even meet Shigeki Morimoto, the battle designer. One Mew will be distributed per person for the virtual console Pokémon Red, Blue, or Yellow version.

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One of the best games ever made releases early next year with a raft of improvements specially for 3DS systems.

Dragon Quest VIII is one of my favourite all time games. With it’s excellent cell shaded looks and great localisation it captivated me back on PS2, and it looks set to do so again when it releases on Nintendo’s 3DS family of systems on January 20th 2017.

It isn’t just a straight port either. There’s a bunch of changes being made to the game. For starters, random encounters no longer exist. Instead the monsters will roam the lands for you to pick and choose your battles, similar to how they did it in Dragon Quest VII earlier this year. There’ll be extra story content, two new characters to play as and a photo mode complete with poses and enhancement features.

January isn’t that far away, and I can’t wait to get back into this. If you can’t wait, and you haven’t played Dragon Quest VII yet you can read what I thought of it here. It’s pretty good, and should keep you occupied until VIII launches.

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Nintendo will be broadcasting a Nintendo Direct tomorrow focusing on Animal Crossing New Leaf.

It’ll be focusing on new additions to the 3DS title, and unfortunately won’t contain any information on the Switch, sorry guys.

The stream will be on Twitch and on Nintendo’s Direct website at 2pm UK time. So be sure to tune in, if you’re inclined towards cute animals that talk in cute gibberish.

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The Pokémon Company International just released information about a demo that will be available and Mega Evolutions in Pokémon Sun and Moon.

The Evolved forms Dartrix, Torracat, and Brionne have just been unveiled. Dartrix is a grass flying evolution of Rowlet that attacks with knife edged feathers. It grooms its feathers whenever possible. Torracat is a fire cat that evolves from Litten and loves to battle. It can even detect hidden enemies. Brionne is the evolution of Popplio and dances in perfect timing while slapping balloons causing explosions. Pokémon Sun and Moon will also feature a new Festival Plaza where players will be able to see others playing nearby with the ability to host missions.

Check out the new video below:

A special demo has been announced and it will be available for download beginning October 18. This special demo will let you transfer Ash-Greninja to the full version when it launches in November.

Pokémon Sun and Moon will release on Nintendo 3DS family of systems on November 23.

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Nintendo announces various products for fans to celebrate the 30th anniversary of The Legend of Zelda this year.

Of course there are new Amiibo. There’s an 8 bit style Link, an Ocarina of Time Link, a new Toon Link and Zelda from The Wind Waker. While the Amiibo look different, they will behave like Link, Toon Link, and Zelda from the Super Smash Brothers collection. There will also be special functionality in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild for these Amiibo. These will be available in December.

Next up is something for Wii U owners. The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword launches for Wii on the Nintendo Wii U eShop. The original game in the franchise will be available on the Nintendo Classic Mini: Nintendo Entertainment System. that launches this November. Check out the new trailer for it below:

The Nintendo Classic Mini: Nintendo Entertainment System will launch on November 11. The new Legend of Zelda amiibo will release on December 2.

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Capcom have finally revealed the September release date for the next Ace Attorney title.

Along with more game details over on their blog, Capcom have revealed the EU and US eShop release date as September 8.

Returning to her role as a forensic investigator this time round is Ema Skye, she’s finally passed her exams and is now able to aid the Wright Anything Agency in their search for evidence to clear their client’s name(s). Once again we’ll be able to use luminol to search for blood stains and dust to check for fingerprints, something many fans have been clamoring for since the extra episode at the end of the first game.

Not long to go now, check out the trailer above to get the newest dose of courtroom antics.

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We really liked Yo-Kai Watch on the 3DS, and you can read our review here.
It appears that all that love hasn’t fallen on deaf ears as it looks like the US will be treated to TWO versions of the sequel.

Recieving a lot of love in Japan, the sequel to the first game, developed by LEVEL-5 will offer the same rewarding gameplay and zany adventures.
You’ll be given the chance to explore new areas outside of Springdale with more than 100 new Yo-kai.

There will be a new-and-improved Yo-kai Watch and even the ability to time travel.
If that wasn’t enough, you’ll be able to make a choice between Yo-Kai Watch 2: Bony Spirits and Yo-Kai Watch 2: Fleshy Souls, each featuring rare Yo-kai that can only be found in their respective games.

Tied in with a new season of cartoons, toys and mechandise, Yo-Kai is becoming an unavoidable, adorable franchise to keep a ghostly eye on. Here’s hoping it makes an appearance in Europe as well.

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Nintendo just announced that the next entry in the wildly popular Monster Hunter franchise would be releasing on July 15 exclusively on Nintendo 3DS systems.

In addition to the release date, there will also be a custom New 3DS XL Monster Hunter Generations Edition launching on release day. This console will have Monster Hunter Generations preinstalled.

Check out the new trailer below:

Monster Hunter Generations and the New 3DS XL Monster Hunter Generations Edition launch on July 15 in Europe exclusively on the Nintendo 3DS family of systems.

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Nintendo have announced that a new Kirby game will grace the 3DS this year, as well as four new Kirby-themed amiibos.

During their Direct last night, Nintendo announced Kirby: Planet Robobot, a mech-inspired take on the pink puff’s universe. The game will also include a 4-player mode titled Kirby Crush, in which you can team up with pals. All amiibos will be compatible with the game, offering Kirby a variety of copied powers depending on the amiibo. You can see the announcement trailer above.

Also launching are four new Kirby universe amiibos — Star Kirby, King Dedede, Meta Knight and Waddle Dee.

Kirby: Planet Robobot launches on June 10.

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Nintendo have announced a new Direct is airing tomorrow, March 3, which will focus on the upcoming summer titles for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U.

Unlike the Pokémon Direct last week, the regular Nintendo Direct starts a bit later — airing at 10PM GMT (11PM CET). You’ll be able to watch it via Nintendo’s Twitch channel.

It's time for a new tweeted:

Speculation has been rife about what Nintendo will discuss, but it’s been made clear that the NX won’t be mentioned at all. Fans are hoping for an EU release date for Fire Emblem: Fates, which saw release in North America last month. Other titles hitting the top spot of wish lists are Star Fox Zero, Yo-Kai Watch, Genei Ibun Roku #FE and of course the enigmatic new Legend of Zelda title.

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It’s been over a year since Hyrule Warriors came to the Wii U. Omega Force’s Musou take on the Legend of Zelda universe was a gorgeous technicolour feast for the eyes and was positively dripping with fan-service for the die-hard franchise followers. When it was announced that the game was going to be coming to the 3DS I had to wonder how they were going to capture the look and intensity of the game and fit it within the constraints of the 3DS hardware. What has been produced is nothing short of a technical marvel.

If you weren’t paying attention when it originally released, Legends is a different style of game to every other Legend of Zelda game in existence. Koei Tecmo’s team speciality is the musou game. You roam large maps dispatching foes and capturing structures to expand your army and turn the tide of battle in your favour. Battle conditions change constantly and you’ll find yourself needing to move across the area to ensure you keep control of the tide of battle.

This flowing mission structure can see you fighting for upwards of twenty-five minutes at a time, giving you more than enough to do, but not really being friendly for short public transport trips. People with longer commutes will have no problems though, and anyone else will find the DS sleep system comes into its own preserving your battle ready for the next time you open up your DS system (just remember to keep it charged though).

When you leap into the game you’ll wonder how your 3DS isn’t bursting into flames as it renders the expansive battlefields and rolling hills of the game’s stages. These aren’t Monster Hunter style small interconnected locations, no, these are large, sprawling locales filled with hundreds of enemy mobs to hack and slash away at. You’ll regularly rack up over a thousand kills per mission, that’s the scale of the battles on offer here. It really is amazing how Omega Force managed to achieve this.

While obviously losing some of the fidelity of the original Wii U version, Hyrule Warriors: Legends is still the full experience, only shrunk down and placed into your hands to take wherever you want. Not only that, but they’ve fleshed the game out with all the DLC that came out for the original and included a six new characters, including Linkle with her own side story. This isn’t just some rush job for the series’ thirtieth Anniversary.

Hyrule Warriors: Legends is shaping up to be an excellent version of the Wii U title. Not only does it come with the base experience, but all the add-ons and more. You’ll be able to obtain new weapons via amiibo and play all new stages. You can even transfer the new characters to your Wii U and use them in the home console version. All this gives fans a multitude of reasons to double dip with the title.

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Capcom have announced that their 8-bit hero’s Mega Man Legacy Collection is now available on Nintendo 3DS via the eShop.

The Legacy Collection costs £13.49 and contains reproductions of the six original Mega Man games as well as a new challenge mode. Using the original Mega Man amiibo in-game will 11 unique remix challenges. New art and history pieces have also been added to the Museum Mode, with highlights like original NES cart designs and classic game ads from the 80s and 90s.

Mega Man Legacy Collection is now available on the Nintendo eShop.

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Nintendo has announced that Hyrule Warriors: Legends will release exclusively for its 3DS system in late March.

Players will be able to switch between up to four characters on the battlefield, play as five new characters, and enjoy two new and exclusive storylines.

Hyrule Warriors: Legends comes with two new exclusive stories: a four-chapter epilogue based on The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, and a five-chapter story based on the series newcomer Linkle. In addition to Linkle, players will also see Toon Link, Tetra and King Daphnes from The Wind Waker, and the Skull Kid from The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask.

As a special bonus, all new copies of Hyrule Warriors: Legends will come with a code that allows players to download these new characters to Hyrule Warriors on Wii U, but they will only be available for use in Adventure Mode and Free Mode. Codes will also allow players to unlock Ganodorf’s new trident weapon.

Nintendo has also confirmed that players will be able to use amiibo based on The Legend of Zelda characters to generate more powerful versions of previously unlocked weapons for their respective characters.

Hyrule Warriors: Legends will release across Europe on March 24.

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If you’ve been patiently awaiting the inclusion of Bayonetta and Corrin into Smash Bros. for Wii U and 3DS, the wait is now over.

Bayonetta and Corrin will both be added to the game either today (Feb 3) if you live in the U.S. or tomorrow (Feb 4) if you live in Europe, as the last two DLC characters. Bayonetta will come with the Umbra Clock Tower Stage, and will cost £5.39 for either Wii U or 3DS, or £6.29 for both. Corrin comes without a stage, and will cost £4.49 for use on one console or £5.39 for use on both.

You can see both of their announcement trailers below.

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The Pokémon Company and Nintendo have today announced Detective Pikachu, a new mystery title releasing this year on Nintendo 3DS. The full title of the game is Detective Pikachu: Birth of a New Combination.

You can see the trailer for the game above. It appears only to be getting a release in Japan at this time, but a Western release is most likely on the table since most games under the Pokémon umbrella are released in Europe and North America.

The IP title was trademarked back in 2013 and teased ever so slightly, and we’d heard nothing about it since until The Pokémon Company debuted the trailer on their YouTube channel.

The game will be released in Japan digitally on February 2.

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Konami have today announced a variety of Yu-Gi-Oh! games which will be released later this year on a variety of platforms, in celebration of the series’ 20th anniversary.

Details on the titles are sparse at best, but we do know that a new mobile title called Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links will be released this spring, followed by a yet unnamed Nintendo 3DS title in the summer. Konami will also release a new online duelling game, also currently unnamed, for PC and home consoles this coming winter. In addition, current releases Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist and mobile title Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Generation will receive major updates.

Here is a handy table to give you all the info you need at a glance:

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Nintendo and HAL have today announced a follow-up to last years indie BOXBOY!, titled BoxBoy: One More Box.

The sequel is currently available on the Japanese eShop, with a Western release assumed to be on the way considering the success of the original BOXBOY. Nintendo Everything reports that players will once again control Qbby, who can unleash boxes just like in the first game. Apparently he is more powerful, being able to release two boxes at once. Nintendo also commented saying that the stages are undauntedly powered up, providing players with even more of a challenge.

Medals collected in the different levels provide costumes, musics, and comics. Those with save data from the first BOXBOY! can also use costumes from that game. Our guy Nick gave the original 7.5 in his review, stating that it’s a “decent puzzle game that doesn’t overstay its welcome”.

See the Japanese trailer above.

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Nintendo’s latest Pokémon project will be released in Europe on February 19 after releasing in North America in September of this year.

For those unfamiliar with the series, the adventure begins as you awake and discover you’ve become a Pokémon. After answering a series of questions at the beginning of the game you become one of 20 fan-favourite Pokémon including Pikachu and Riolu, before embarking on your journey with a partner Pokémon to discover and stop the source of a mysterious force turning Legendary Pokémon into stone.To achieve this goal, you must travel around the world helping other Pokémon and taking on quests, exploring the ever-changing Mystery Dungeons, avoiding their fiendish traps and battling other powerful Pokémon. Battles are turn-based, with basic attacks, signature Pokémon moves and items all at your disposal.

The game will receive a retail and digital launch, and those who purchase via the eShop will receive a download code for an exclusive HOME theme for 3DS.

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SteamWorld Heist is now available across all regions on the Nintendo eShop for 3DS, and the team over at Image & Form could not be happier.

In an email sent to outlets, CEO Brjann Sigurgeirsson said that the game is currently sitting 89%, making it the best new 3DS game of 2015 as well as the 6th best of all-time on the site. He asked that we don’t regurgitate a press release, but instead publish a heartfelt letter he’s written to thank fans for their support during development. Just a few things we must note first.

SteamWorld Dig is only available on 3DS for the time being, but will be coming to Wii U, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation Vita, PC, Linux and Mac OS sometime next year. The game is currently discounted, sitting at a price of £11.99 right through until December 31 and if you buy before then, you get a free HOME screen theme.

Our review for SteamWorld Heist will be up in the next couple of days, Lee has played plenty of it but just needs a bit more time with it to finalise his thoughts. You can see Sigurgeirsson’s letter below.

“Dear all, 

After two years of developing SteamWorld Heist, our biggest effort to date, we’ve come out on the other side. Towards the end we beat a near-impossible time schedule to have the game approved on the first try by Nintendo of America and Nintendo of Europe. We made it: it would be released in 2015. A week ago we sent out for reviews and wrung our hands in giddy, dreadful anticipation of the verdicts. And we passed that test as well: in terms of reviews, SteamWorld Heist is a resounding success.

SteamWorld Heist is a game that requires a longer explanation than a brief elevator pitch. It’s a new game, a mashup of genres where the sum constitutes something unique and larger than its parts. In short you control Captain Piper, who commands a rag-tag band of steam-driven robot pirates throughout strategic, turn-based shootout missions. It’s set in 2D, so you can use the environment to bounce shots, take cover and get the upper hand. You’ll find weapons and equipment, collect swag and gather experience to upgrade your crewmates, while you’re slowly getting tangled up in a war of factions. 

Today, December 10, SteamWorld Heist is finally out of our hands. It’s strange that we cannot really affect it anymore. From today it will be put to the real test – the judgment of the Nintendo 3DS community. When we released SteamWorld Dig on Nintendo 3DS in 2013, we came from nowhere and were embraced, lifted up. You can’t imagine what that’s like. Because of that, since then we’ve been determined to give as much back as possible: to make a game so great that it could change people’s preferences, to make them play a game they thought they wouldn’t like – and ending up loving it. 

I believe we’ve made such a game, and here it is. With it, I hope we never have to listen to phrases like “It’s a great game… for an indie studio,” because it implies that indie studios will somehow always be second-rate. With such a preconception, we cannot charge adequately even when making top-notch games, and in turn it means that we can’t be brave enough, economically and creatively, to go all in. 

Well, we have gone all in this time, and we’re not afraid. Games aren’t indie or AAA – they’re just better or worse. We know we’ve made one of the best games this year, and we want you to find that out for yourself. Your faith in our promise is the only thing we need to continue creating magic. Thanks for supporting us.

Brjann Sigurgeirsson

Image & Form“

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Steamworld Heist launches on December 10, and you know what that means……LAUNCH TRAILER TIME!!!

Brought to you by the people behind the lovely Steamworld Dig, Image & Form Games takes you on a strategic shooter galactic tour.

It launches, via eShop, worldwide (Japan excepted) on Thursday for Nintendo’s 3DS family of systems. Post launch there will be a free content update offering a bunch of new ‘fun-game stuff’ and French, German, Russian and Spanish languages. While that may seem odd, there is a sweetener for people not au fait with the English language. It’ll launch at $16.99/€16.99/£11.99, down from the RRP of $19.99/€19.99/£14.99, and they’ll even throw in a 3DS Home theme too. So, it does pay to adopt early even if English isn’t your mother tongue.

The embargo for review lifts tomorrow, and our review is coming, but it might land after release. We want to make sure we’ve adequately put it through it’s paces before we let you guys know what we think.

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Nintendo has announced that the hit digital game for the 3DS, Pokémon Rumble World will release as a packaged game containing everything that made the original version so fantastic.

The game will be released in stores from January 22 in Europe and will included newly reconfigured features such as Poké Diamonds, the Poké Diamond Digger and VIP Cards,whilst removing the paid content component. In Pokémon Rumble World, you control your Mii character in their quest to catch a whole host of Pokémon – normal, legendary and mega-evolving Pokémon.

An official synopsis of the game reads:

“As you begin to explore the kingdom of toys in the guise of your Mii character, the king greets you and explains his frustration at having only one Pokémon. In contrast, he knows a mysterious magician who has 10 of them! The king is upset and enlists your help in collecting more Pokémon than the pesky magician has, thus showing him a thing or two about collecting Pokémon! Accompanied by the king’s own Pikachu, you embark on your heroic voyages via hot-air balloon to places where wild Toy Pokémon await discovery!”

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505 games and Re-Logic have revealed that Terraria hits the 3DS eshop on December 10 this year.

It’s been a long time coming, but the game comes to Nintendo’s hand held before the end of 2015. It’ll cost £16.99 and comes complete with a shareable four player mode via local play.

A full retail version will be released in 2016 alongside the WiiU version in both digital and retail variants.

Check out the launch trailer below

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Games review aggregate site OpenCritic has been updated with a couple of new features today.

Chief among these is a new ranking graph system.

The purpose of this is to show inquisitive gamers just whereabouts a particular score falls amongst the other games ranked on the site. So you can see if the game’s aggregate score puts it in the top games around, or the worst.

Next up is a percentage recommended indicator. Essentially, this boils down to a marker that tells you how many outlets have scored the game above 80%, thus indicating a recommendation. Any non-scoring outlets that have branded a game as recommended or higher will also be included in this figure.

OpenCritic is really setting itself out to be the prime destination for your game score aggregative needs. Simple to use, and with a host of information for you to get your teeth into.

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Nintendo has announced that a Nintendo Direct will air on November 12 at 10pm UK time.

The broadcast will be hosted by Nintendo of Europe President Satoru Shibata and will feature updates on lots of upcoming Wii U and 3DS games. You’ll be able to check out the presentation on Twitch or on the Nintendo Direct website.

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The next installment of Nintendo’s Mario RPG games comes to European 3DS’ on December the 4th.

Featuring elements from both the Superstar Saga and Paper Mario RPGs the game sees both protagonists and antagonists from both series’ collide in a brand new RPG.

I guess you could say that they’re in-crease-ing the ante? Huh? Huh?

I’ll show myself out.

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Bandai Namco Entertainment Europe just announced three new playable characters for Project X Zone 2. Project X Zone 2, the tactical RPG for 3DS, will also include Ingrid from Street Fighter, Estelle from Tales of Vesperia, and Ryo Hazuki from Shenmue.

Along with the heroes, M Bison from Street Fighter, Pyron from Darkstalkers, Black Hayato from Star Gladiator, Ranmaru Mori from Sakura Wars, T-Elos from Xenosaga, and Metal Face from Xenoblade Chronicles are the 6 foes joining the cast.

Project X Zone 2 is set to release on 3DS on 19 February.

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