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This week’s Japanese eShop update is as follows:

3DS

Downloadable Titles
Gunman Story (Gunman Clive) – 200 yen
Shin Megami Tensei IV (retail title) – 6,300 yen (5/23)
Tamagachi no Doki Doki Dream Omisechi (retail title) – 4,980 yen (5/23)

Virtual Console
Galaga (Famicom) – 500 yen
Nekketsu K?k? Dodgeball-bu Soccer-hen (Famicom, Nintendo World Cup) – 500 yen

Wii U

Downloadable Titles
Biohazard: Revelations Unveiled Edition (retail title) – 4,990 yen (5/23)

Virtual Console
Ikki (Famicom) – 500 yen
Heracles no Eik? III: Kamigami no Chinmoku (Super Famicom) – 800 yen
Rockman X (Mega Man X, Super Famicom) – 800 yen

Video Content

Nintendo Direct on the Wii U and 3DS eShops
Yakuza 1&2 HD
“SEGA Direct” portion of the Direct
The Cave video
Virtual Console videos
Downloadable title videos
Shin Megami Tensei IV preview video
Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D video
Fantasy Life commercials

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Three more games are launching on the Wii U Virtual Console service next week. The SNES titles Pilotwings and Panel de Pon will be available for 800 yen each while Mario Bros. is set at 500 yen. Each release is expected on May 29.

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Romance of the Three Kingdoms IV: Wall of Fire looks to be primed for a re-release on the Virtual Console. The OFLC rated the SNES title today, which means that it will likely be hitting the Wii U eShop at some point in the future.

Other recent ratings from the OFLC include DuckTales Remastered, Rayman Legends, and Attack of the Friday Monsters: A Tokyo Story.

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Three Kirby games are due out this week on the North American Wii U eShop this week as Virtual Console downloads. What about next week?

Listings of Nintendo’s site confirms that two games for May 30: Spelunker and Ghosts ‘N Goblins. The latter was previously confirmed by Capcom, though at least we know that nothing has changed. Each title is priced at $4.99.

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A.N.N.E has been fully funded on Kickstarter with nearly $90,000 raised, but with only two days remaining, the project is unlikely to hit its Wii U stretch goal of $140,000. Fortunately, developer Gamesbymo has guaranteed that A.N.N.E. will head to the eShop even if that target isn’t reached.

All versions will be made in due time, though the wait will be a bit longer if stretch goals aren’t met.

Gamesbymo wrote on Kickstarter:

“The consoles listed in the stretch goals will happen regardless of if we meet the stretch goals or not. But it will take longer than if we do meet the stretch goals. This could be a good opportunity for the wishful to pledge $15 and up and then when the game comes out on console later, it will be a good reason to explore Planet Gomi a second time!”

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There hasn’t been an official announcement, but it really does sound like a Wii U version of Abyss is in the works. EnjoyUp Games has teased the game for Nintendo’s console for a second time.

On Facebook, the company wrote:

“EnjoyUp´s development:
Abyss HD WiiU in #Unity3D ???”

EnjoyUp also attached the following picture:

Sounds like we’ll be seeing Abyss on Wii U in some form!

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A sizable step in the right direction.

Author: Austin

I think, at this point, it’s very difficult to judge a Resident Evil title without comparing it to past entries in the series. It’s almost like Sonic in that respect, constantly trying to reinvent itself with a blend of what people used to like about the franchise and a more modern, trendy aesthetic. With Resident Evil: Revelations on 3DS (2011), Capcom appeared to be making strides towards meshing their two play-styles (survival horror and action-horror) together, and after the critical and commercial success of the game they decided to re-release it in high-definition for Wii U, Playstation 3, and Xbox 360.

And honestly, I’m very happy about that.

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