Off-screen Luigi’s Mansion 3DS footage
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GameXplain captured new off-screen footage of Luigi’s Mansion running on 3DS. Check out the gameplay below for a look at co-op and more.
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Japanese Luigi’s Mansion 3DS boxart
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Amazon Japan has added in a listing for Luigi’s Mansion on 3DS, showing the packaging image for the country. We’ve included it above.
Here’s the North American version for comparison:
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Luigi’s Mansion 3DS screenshots
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A new set of screenshots are in for Luigi’s Mansion on 3DS. Get a look at the latest images in the gallery below.
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New Luigi’s Mansion 3DS screenshots
Posted on 5 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS, Screenshots | 0 comments
We have a new wave of screenshots for the 3DS remake of Luigi’s Mansion. Take a look at a bunch of images in the gallery below.
Nintendo announced the final release date for Luigi’s Mansion on 3DS this week. North America will have it on October 12, with the European release happening a week later on October 19.
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Luigi’s Mansion 3DS boxart – amiibo and stereoscopic 3D supported
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Thanks to a listing on Amazon, we have the boxart for Luigi’s Mansion 3DS. As you can see, there will be some sort of amiibo support. Also, while Nintendo has been moving away from it as of late, stereoscopic 3D is in as well.
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Grezzo working on the Luigi’s Mansion 3DS remake
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Grezzo is developing the 3DS remake of Luigi’s Mansion, according to a new classification from Australia.
The remake was announced during the last Nintendo Direct in March. At the time, many assumed that Next Level Games was leading the project since it looks to be using the same engine as Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon. While the studio could still be involved in some capacity, the Australian rating indicates that Grezzo is in charge.
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Grezzo hiring to help make a “legend”, seeking staff with Unreal Engine and Unity experience
Posted on 6 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in General Nintendo, News | 82 Comments
A few years ago, Grezzo put out a hiring notice, and asked potential new employees: “Would you like to make a ‘legend’ with us?” Something similar recently cropped up on the company’s website (except now with a “2” tucked on the end to signify that this is different from last time).
Grezzo is looking to bring in new staff who have experience with HD development. This is specifically mentioned on a listing for a programmer position. Grezzo would also like to hire those who have worked with the likes of Unreal Engine and Unity.
Grezzo handled the 3DS versions of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and Majora’s Mask. Earlier this year, Nintendo published the studio’s original project Ever Oasis.
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Japanese Ever Oasis commercials
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A pair of Japanese commercials are online to promote Ever Oasis’ launch in Japan. Check them out below.
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Ever Oasis update out now (version 1.1)
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Ever Oasis has received a first update, though it isn’t terribly exciting. Players can download version 1.1. Nintendo says of the update, “Adjustments have been made to make for a more pleasant gaming experience.”
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Ever Oasis director on choosing 3DS over Switch, Mana inspirations, lack of multiplayer
Posted on 6 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS, News, Switch | 7 Comments
USgamer was able to send out some questions to Ever Oasis director Koichi Ishii. Among the topics talked about include choosing 3DS over Switch, inspirations taken from working on the Mana series, and the game’s lack of multiplayer.
Read up on Ishii’s responses to these areas below. Find the full interview on USgamer here.