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This week’s UK software sales are as follows:

Individual Formats

All formats:

This week’s Nintendo downloads are as follows:

3DS

Me & My Pets 3D – €29.99/£24.99

3DS VC

Mega Man 3 (GB) – €3.99/£3.59

3DS Special offers
Hotel Transylvania – €12.99/£9.99 (Ends August 28)

Wii U Special offers
Assassin’s Creed III – €9.99/£7.99 (Ends August 28)
Assassin’s Creed IV – €14.99/£9.99 (Ends August 28)
Marvel Avengers: Battle for Earth – €9.99/£7.99 (Ends August 28)
Rabbids Land – €9.99/£7.99 (Ends August 28)
Rayman Legends – €14.99/£9.99 (Ends August 28)
The Smurfs 2 – €19.99/£15.99 (Ends August 28)
Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Blacklist – €14.99/£9.99 (Ends August 28)
ZombiU (Ubisoft) – €9.99/£7.99 (Ends August 28)
Just Dance 2014 – €14.99/£9.99 (Ends August 28)
Child of Light – €9.99/£7.99 (Ends August 28)
Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams – €8.99/£7.79 (Ends August 21)
Gravity Badgers – €3.49/£3.49 (Ends August 28)

You must own either NES Remix or NES Remix 2 to take part in the following offers:
Super Mario Bros. 3 – €3.49/£2.44 (Ends August 21)
Donkey Kong 3 – €2.49/£1.74 (Ends August 21)
Metroid – €2.49/£1.74 (Ends August 21)
NES Open Tournament Golf – €2.49/£1.74 (Ends August 21)
Balloon FIght – €2.49/£1.74 (Ends August 21)
Pinball – €2.49/£1.74 (Ends August 21)
Wrecking Crew – €2.49/£1.74 (Ends August 21)

It’s looking like there’s going to be a lot more customization with the Mii Fighters than previously thought, as Sakurai teases today:

Speaking for the first time about the game since its announcement, Renegade Kid’s Jools Watsham has posted a blog entry on Xeodrifter detailing a whole heap of new information about the game. There’s a lot of new content here from soundtrack excerpts to screenshots to the game running on a 3DS. Here’s an excerpt:

In a Metroid / Castlevania kind of way, each screen you visit in the game reveals one screens worth of the map on the lower screen. This is a key element to Xeodrifter. The player is very much exploring new planets without prior knowledge of the layout. You will encounter obstacles that you cannot overcome, so it is important for the map to illustrate these locations so that you can identify them later and return to them.

In order to accomplish the correct map reveals, on a screen basis, required the levels to be carefully designed on a screen grid to ensure the game and the map synced up perfectly and revealed only what was needed on the map. If a screen that contained a pick-up was blocked by a Solar Flare door, for example, it was important to make sure the player could not enter any part of that screen and inadvertently “fill in” that screen on the map. If they did, the player would not see that portion of the map as unfinished / unvisited and be unaware of the fact that they needed to return to it later.

Check out the full entry with more screenshots, audio and more here

 

Shortly after his departure from Nintendo, Dan Adelman took to Twitter to answer queries and concerns from fans. One of the interesting little tidbits to come out was that at the beginning of last generation, Adelman originally pushed for Grim Fandango HD to come to Nintendo hardware. Here’s the quote:

Which were some games that you work really hard to get them on Nintendo’s platforms, but for some reason at the end you couldn’t?
Grim Fandango. I mentioned the idea of an HD remake to Tim Schafer about 7-8 years ago. I was so jealous that PlayStation got that. Curse you, Adam Boyes!

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Two more rewards have been added to the Club Nintendo catalogue in Japan. For 150 coins each, players are now able to redeem a Coin Block coaster and Famicom notebook.

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Coming to Japan in only two weeks, Famitsu has a nice spread on Azure Striker Gunvolt in it’s latest issue, detailing the story and providing a few screenshots. As always we’ll have a translation on that article as it surfaces.

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We’ve seen a lot of different trophies from the daily screenshots, but today Sakurai shows us what it’ll be like to view them in-game:


That’s not all either:

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Here’s something new–the trophy shop. If you’re having a hard time getting certain trophies, why not just buy them? They sometimes go on sale, too.


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