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Zombie Slayer Diox – Trailer
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27 Jan |
ZOMBiE SLAYER DiOXTRAiLER
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[iframe width=542 height=325 src=http://www.youtube.com/embed/aVE3DSXCR8M?hl=en_US&fs=1&color=white&showinfo=0&rel=0&iv_load_policy=3&autohide=1 frameborder=0 allowfullscreen][/iframe]
We’ve seen the whole zombie thing quite a lot now, but a rhythm-action sidescroller by UFO Interactive Games? Count me in!
Coming Soon to the Nintendo 3DS eShop!
Legendary samurai guitarist Diox is out to end the zombie infestation once and for all! The "x" is silent, but his music is not!
Zombie Slayer Diox™ is a rhythm-action game with a side-scrolling twist! Designed and developed by UFO Interactive Games internally, Zombie Slayer Diox™ puts you into the jeans and leather boots of a samurai guitarist in the year 20xx. Official site
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NEWS: Nintendo Download – January 26, 2012
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27 Jan |
Mutant Mudds has arrived, along with other games and a new demo.
Four new downloadable games were added to Nintendo’s downloadable services, along with another demo on the eShop.
One of the biggest releases of the week was Mutant Mudds. This highly-acclaimed 2D platformer sets the hero, Max, on a quest to eliminate the Mutant Mudds. You can read our review of the game here. The game can be downloaded now for $8.99.
Other titles available for download on both the eShop and DSiWare services include Lola’s Alphabet Train and Flipper 2: Flush the Goldfish. Lola’s Alphabet Train is aimed at a younger demographic in an attempt to assist teaching them the alphabet. It is available for $1.99.
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Original post: www.nintendoworldreport.com
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Whatever you do this weekend, make this your soundtrack
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27 Jan |
WARNING: What follows is an off-topic post. Get out while you can, man! Looking for some fresh music to listen to this weekend? Do you enjoy what the kids call “Electronic Dance Music”? If so, skip over to my personal blog and grab a one hour continuous dubstep mix I put together. Before you say, [...]
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Super Mario 3D Land breaks 5 million sold, Skyward Sword at 3.4 million
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27 Jan |
Nintendo elaborated on the “strong sales” for The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword and Super Mario 3D Land today, in its list of million-selling titles for the last nine months. The Wii adventure sold 3.42 million units worldwide, of which 3.04 million took place outside of Japan.
That makes it the best selling Wii game for the period, right? Nope! That’s Mario Kart Wii, which sold 4.91 million copies between April and December, for a life-to-date total of 31.91 million copies. New releases Kirby’s Return to Dreamland and Wii Play Motion squeaked into the million-seller club with 1.21 million and 1.12 million respectively.
On 3DS, Super Mario 3D Land sold 5.03 million in total — 3.68 million “overseas” and 1.36 million in Japan. Mario Kart 7 sold almost as many, at 4.54 million. Even the good old DS managed to have some million-selling new releases: Professor Layton and the Last Specter [...]
Original post: www.joystiq.com
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CTR – Crappy Tiny Reader v0.07
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27 Jan |
CRAPPY TiNY READER v0.073DS HEADER ViEWER/SiZE CHECKER
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PsyKo updated CTR. A Windows tool for checking header information of 3DS, DSi and NDS dumps
- data size calculation bug fixed for 3DS ROMS bigger than 2Gb.- experimental new tab to detect NDS roms with bad header (DSi not supported)- lot of new "Maker Codes" added
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Via: Scene.Releases
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Wii U near-field communication more a money grab than gameplay enhancement? |
27 Jan |
Nintendo this week announced near-field communication support for Wii U (or whatever it ends up being called). While the addition may help developers introduce new gameplay ideas, 1up makes a strong argument that the technology will likely be used to “milk money” out of enthusiast gamers. Iwata only gave one explicit example of how the [...]
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Kingdom Hearts 10th Anniversary Box
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27 Jan |
KiNGDOM HEARTS 10TH ANNiVERSARY BOXCOMiNG TO JAPAN
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The details on the special Kingdom Hearts 10th Anniversary Box have now been announced. The box includes the two Kingdom Hearts DS games, 358/2 Days and Re:Coded, alongside the latest portable installment in the series, the 3DS game Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance. Also included are a protect cover and a set of twelve post cards, featuring the boxarts of past Kingdom Hearts games. The box will cost a hefty ¥15,000.
The previously announced Kingdom Hearts 3DS bundle has also been priced, it will cost ¥21,090. Source
Original post: www.ds-scene.net
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NEWS: Spirit Camera Coming to Europe in 2012
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27 Jan |
Professor Layton 5, Mario Tennis, and Luigi’s Mansion 2 all listed as 2012 releases as well.
Spirit Camera: The Cursed Memoir, the sort-of spin-off to Fatal Frame from Tecmo Koei and Nintendo, is coming to Europe according to Nintendo’s Financial Reports Briefing.
The game recently came out in Japan, and was announced for an April 13 release date in North America. Currently, the European release has no set date other than 2012.
Additionally, the briefing reconfirmed that Luigi’s Mansion 2, Professor Layton 5, and Mario Tennis are coming out in 2012. Professor Layton 5, like the previous games, is being licensed by Nintendo to sell overseas.
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Original post: www.nintendoworldreport.com
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NEWS: Lego City Reconfirmed for 2012 Release in North America
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27 Jan |
Also, Mario Tennis and Luigi’s Mansion 2 are totally game for 2012.
Lego City, which was revealed for Wii U and 3DS at E3 2011 under the name Lego City Stories, is coming to 3DS in 2012, according to Nintendo’s recent Financial Results Briefing.
Developed by Lego stalwarts Travellers Tales, Lego City is also being licensed by Nintendo “to be sold as a Nintendo product overseas.”
The briefing also listed Mario Tennis and Luigi’s Mansion 2 as 2012 releases, while Animal Crossing and Paper Mario were listed as “TBD.” All of these games were listed with the same time frames last summer.
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Original post: www.nintendoworldreport.com
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Mario/Sonic demo does its job: I want the full game
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27 Jan |
Hooray for demos! Mario and Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games (This is possibly my least favorite game title of all time) has just landed on eShop in demo format. It’s spectacular and a lot of fun to play through, running you through a medley competition involving target shooting, goal kicking, trampoline, swimming and [...]
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NEWS: Full List of Japanese 3DS Titles to be Released as Detailed by Nintendo |
27 Jan |
Just what can we expect out of Nintendo in Japan in terms of 3DS games?
Nintendo showed off a list of games that they expect to release up until April of this year, as well as beyond, during their Corporate Management Policy Briefing/Third Quarter Financial Results Briefing today.
Some of the titles listed are Japanese-only released, but the majority of them will be coming to other regions later in the year. The first list refers to the games coming out before the end of the current fiscal year (March 31, 2012):
Tekken 3D Prime Edition
Mario and Sonic at the London Olympic Games
Kid Icarus: Uprising
Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance
Metal Gear Solid Snake Eater 3D
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy
Hatsune Miku and Future Stars: Project Mirai
New Love Plus
Harvest Moon
Girls’ RPG Cinderella Life
The following games are expected to be released in the next fiscal year (April 1, 2012 to March 31, 2013):
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NEWS: Yoshinori Ono Claims Wii U ‘Will Offer Never Before Seen, Exciting Features for Gamers’ |
27 Jan |
The man behind modern Street Fighter states that the image of the Wii U at E3 2011 “is not a reflection of what the system has to offer.”
Yoshinori Ono, producer of recent Street Fighter games, made some statements about the Wii U’s real power and what it will offer to gamers.
While visiting Madrid, Spain promoting Capcom’s Street Fighter X Tekken, he was asked about upcoming video game releases, which included the Wii U and PS Vita. When he was asked about Nintendo’s new system, Ono mentioned that the system “offers so many big and unique possibilities that it is going to be hard to sell them on the box it will be sold on.”
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Original post: www.nintendoworldreport.com
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NEWS: Netflix Cancels Plans for Video Game Rental Service
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27 Jan |
Netflix is no longer going to offer video game rentals, but they may begin 3D streaming.
Netflix has dropped their plans to offer video game rentals. This comes just months after they revealed that they would not be splitting their DVD and streaming services. The video game rental service was to be part of the new company, Qwikster; however, with it no longer planned, it seems that Netflix has decided to cancel any plans for game distribution in the immediate future.
Additionally, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings announced that the company is looking into 3D streaming to supplement their 3D Blu-ray rentals, though he did not specifically mention if there would be 3DS compatibility.
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Original post: www.nintendoworldreport.com
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NEWS: Nintendo Preparing New 2D Mario For 3DS |
27 Jan |
A new 2D platformer starring Super Mario will debut before the next fiscal year is complete.
A brand new Mario side-scroller for 3DS is in development and is set for release in the next fiscal year, Nintendo CEO Satoru Iwata announced at the company’s third quarter earnings briefing.
Iwata explained that the new Mario game will be a key title for Nintendo in the upcoming fiscal year that begins in April. He divulged little information about the platformer, but did describe it as being “totally new.”
Stay tuned for more details on the upcoming Mario adventure, which will arrive before Nintendo’s next fiscal year concludes on March 31, 2013.
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Original post: www.nintendoworldreport.com
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NEWS: Wii U Controller to Feature NFC Functions |
27 Jan |
The advanced connectivity feature will be available right out of the box.
The Wii U tablet controller will have Near Field Communication functions, Nintendo President Satoru Iwata announced at today’s Third Quarter Financial Results Briefing.
In addition to some of the confirmed features of the controller, Nintendo decided to add NFC functionality. This allows the Wii U controller to establish radio communication with enabled objects that are in close proximity. Iwata explained that “by installing this functionality, it will become possible to create cards and figurines that can electronically read and write data via noncontact NFC and to expand the new play format in the video game world.” NFC was introduced into gaming last year through Skylanders’ Portal of Power where figurines with embedded RFID chips allow players to import characters into the game.
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Original post: www.nintendoworldreport.com
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NEWS: Nintendo Makes Nintendo Network Official
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27 Jan |
Nintendo discusses digital distribution of retail titles and personal accounts on the comprehensive service.
Nintendo has officially confirmed Nintendo Network as the name of their new online service for the 3DS and Wii U and detailed new aspects of the service.
Unlike their previous online initiative, Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, Nintendo Network will not focus on specific features, as Nintendo aims to make a comprehensive service for competitions, communication among users, and distribution of digital content throughout their various platforms.
Nintendo used Mario Kart 7’s community features and the paid DLC for Tobidasu Pricla Kiradeco Revolution and Square Enix’s Theatrhythm Final Fantasy as examples of what they have already accomplished with the network. In respect to DLC, Nintendo wants to make it clear to consumers up front what the costs will be so they are not surprised by charges.
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NEWS: New Animal Crossing 3DS Details Revealed |
27 Jan |
StreetPasses yield model houses, the village will be divided into areas, and players will become mayors of their towns.
Several new details regarding Animal Crossing 3DS were revealed in the latest issue of Official Nintendo Magazine.
The article details a major new addition to the series (which has been confirmed since it’s reveal): the ability to become a village’s mayor. As mayor, players will be able to decorate their towns as they see fit. You can add park benches and street lamps. Doing this will please the villagers. To assist the player with his/her mayor duties, a new character has been added whose job is be the mayor’s secretary.
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NEWS: THQ No Longer Publishing Licensed Kids Games |
27 Jan |
The company was previously known for releasing titles based on Nickelodeon properties.
THQ is exiting the children’s licensed games business to focus on “core” titles as well as the digital platform, as stated by the company on Wednesday.
THQ is typically known for publishing a multitude of titles based around Nickelodeon and Disney-Pixar franchises, but in the wake of Volition’s Saints Row: The Third shipping 3.8 million units, CEO Brian Farrell stated that “THQ will be a more streamlined organization focused on our strongest franchises. The success of Saints Row: The Third is an example of what our revised strategy and focus can achieve.”
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Original post: www.nintendoworldreport.com
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Creepy Japanese title Nanashi no Game phones in a sequel (in Japan)
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27 Jan |
Call us masochists, but we were really looking forward to the stateside release of Japanese horror title Nanashi no Game, or its sequel, Nanashi no Game Me (trailer above) for the DS. Neither of these made the trip — evil spirits are afraid of flying, we assume — and now there is one more Nanashi no Game title we can feel left out on, Nanashi no Appli, out today for iOS devices in Japan.
Nanashi no Appli follows the same story as its predecessors, Andriasang reports, where you play as someone who downloads a cursed RPG, which gives you one week (whisper: seven days) to complete it before you die. Nanashi no Appli features Twitter connectivity, a virtual OS that decomposes as the game progresses, and 3D sound, so you never know exactly where those disembodied voices are coming from.
An Android version will be released in February, also in [...]
Original post: www.joystiq.com
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Rumor: Wii U name could be scrapped in favor of something, anything, better |
27 Jan |
Just imagine what must be happening at Nintendo headquarters right about now. After thwarting Miyamoto’s lastest attempt to escape his cell and fighting to turn a profit even among the recent sales success of 3DS, Nintendo is once again facing criticism over something else. The name Wii U. I mean, I have never really much [...]
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