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Bike Rider Ultra DX – World Tour received a surprise release on the Japanese Wii U eShop this week. It can be purchased for 980 yen.

The main draw in Bike Rider Ultra DX – World Tour is the addition of cooperative and competitive races with up to four people, with Mii support. There’s also 60 stages, online rankings, and more.

Watch a video for Bike Rider Ultra DX – World Tour below.

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Monster Hunter Diary: Poka Poka Airou Village DX features local connectivity. In Capcom’s latest update for the game, the company touched on how some of these features work.

One activity allows you to invite friends and go harvesting or fishing. There are cases in which some villages have certain items that aren’t available in others. In addition, players can participate in Poogie races or take on expedition quests with monster battles.

Monster Hunter Diary: Poka Poka Airou Village DX heads to Japan on September 10.

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Gamescom 2015 continues today. Just like yesterday, we’ll be rounding up footage taken from the event below.

Speaking with Examiner, executive VP of sales at Nintendo of America Scott Moffitt spoke about the company’s commitment to indie titles and developers.

Moffitt told the site:

“We’ve really been embracing the independent development community and there is a lot of really great indie content coming to our platform, more so than [before] on Wii or predecessor systems. Our eShop is stocked with great indie games, so we try to rotate them through and promote them from time to time with developer support.”

Examiner also asked Moffitt if Nintendo will work with Playtonic when it comes time to promote Yooka-Laylee. Regarding this, he said:

“We’ve show a much more open stance to indie developers, so never say never.

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Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden demo is available today in both North America and Europe. You won’t need much space for it, as the download is only 711 blocks. That’s roughly 89 MB.

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Big John Games has passed along more details plus screenshots pertaining to Cube Creator 3D version 1.1. Here’s the latest from the studio:

– 2 new environments: Fantasia and Inferno
– Fantasia: massive multi-colored trees sprouting from a rolling landscape
– Inferno: lava-filled atmosphere surrounded by a rocky, mountainous terrain with floating basalt islands above
– New enemies in these environments
– 3 new block types: marble, basalt (volcanic rock), and purple leaves
– Can collect light and dark tree wood in Survival Mode
– You can also gather coal and diamond ore
– 3 different texture packs
– New music
– Each world has a different selection of tracks
– Ladders added in the update
– Players can now ascend walls with the use of ladders rather than having to build steps/stairs
– Grass will now spread to other nearby grass in the update
– Liquid cube editing is also enhanced: water and lava can be targeted/stacked/removed directly
– Performance has been improved
– Fly faster
– Add/subtract cubes faster in Creative Mode
– Customize Survival Mode campaign
– Select which four worlds you’d like to explore at the start, including saved Creative environments
– Transfer worlds between Creative and Survival Mode
– Enhanced loading/modifying worlds
– Bug fixes

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Cube Creator 3D’s new update is out today in North America. In Europe, the actual game is slated for August 20.

It’s tough to believe that it was so long ago, but the 3DS was released during the early part of 2011. The system is now over four years old. Having said that, some are beginning to wonder when Nintendo will retire the 3DS for its successor.

In the case of NIS America president and CEO Takuro Yamashita, he believes that the 3DS still has another two to three years to go in the west. He told MCV:

“Talking about the handheld devices in the West, PlayStation Vita and 3DS will fade out in the next two to three years. There is still a chance for Vita or 3DS games in the West. I bet you that the small publishers can benefit without having strong competition if they continue to publish games for Vita and 3DS.”

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Nintendo released a new video today showcasing a few European digital game highlights from July 2015. You can watch it below.

Splatoon version 2.0.0 came out last night. In case you’re curious about its file size, keep in mind that it’s a 280 MB download. I imagine most of the Splatoon players out there have already downloaded the update at this point!

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Bandai Namco has come out with a new trailer for Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden. View it below.


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