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If you own Pokemon Bank, you can now download the fully evolved Johto starter Pokemon. During this distribution event you can get Meganium, Typhlosion, and Feraligatr with their Hidden Abilities of Leaf Guard, Flash Fire, and Sheer Force.

This latest distribution will run until November 30th and is available to all owners of the Pokemon Bank. The starter Pokemon can be sent to Pokemon X, Y, Omega Ruby, or Alpha Sapphire games through their Pokemon Link feature.

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For the owners of the Japanese Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire games the latest distribution is now live. You will now be able to get the Fennekin that is based on Serena’s Fennekin from the anime. He has no special powers but is holding the Destiny Knot and comes with the high Cute contest stat.

The distribution is acquired through a serial code that was given during the latest anime episode, SERENA01. The code is usable once and can be redeemed through the Mystery Gift option, it will be available until March 31st.

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The following is a series of questions asked of Satoru Iwata in an interview with Nikkei:

Q: Nintendo in January downgraded its forecast group operating profit for fiscal 2014 to 20 billion yen ($165 million), half its original prediction. What is your latest outlook?

A: The improved 3DS (a hand-held game device with 3-D graphics) did not debut in the U.S. and Europe until after the start of the year, which meant demand did not increase as quickly as we expected. That does not mean that 3DS business itself has significantly declined.

The revised estimate already takes advertising factors including expenses for the new 3DS models into consideration. We do not expect our results to slide much further.

Q: Why have sales of the Wii U remained flat?

A: I believe the Wii U business still has considerable room for growth, as a number of software titles that are compatible with the console are slated for release in 2015.

The way Japanese gamers enjoy video games is different from their counterparts in the West. More and more Japanese gamers play on smartphones and 3DS hand-held devices. On the other hand, a majority of gamers in Europe and the U.S. still connect their consoles to TVs and play them on a bigger screen. In the global video game market, game titles for consoles are still dominant, and that market is much larger.

Q: What are you doing to shore up your console business?

A: Newer consoles are equipped with a function to process micropayments using Suica electronic money cards [in Japan]. Our service that allows people to purchase games online using those cards is popular.

It is also possible to turn smartphone games from other software makers into 3DS-compatible games and offer them for relatively low prices. We intend to pursue a variety of options. Only those products and services that receive strong support from customers will survive.

Q: The market for smartphone games continues to expand. What are your plans for this category?

A: In the past, I have opposed making smartphone and tablet versions of Nintendo titles. Prices for content aimed at smartphones and tablets are falling quickly. I am still wary of the category. We intend to develop products that will allow customers to identify with Nintendo products and make people pay attention to Nintendo games.

For example, some Nintendo game consoles incorporate Mii, which creates a digital avatar to represent players. It would be fun for players to use their Mii characters as icons on social media. We are currently developing an application that will allow users to do that. The app will be announced around the time our full-year results are released.

Q: What is Nintendo’s outlook for the next fiscal year and later?

A: We foresee improved performance for the next fiscal year, so long as we are not adversely affected by foreign exchange fluctuations. I have been saying we hope to achieve a profit suitable for Nintendo as early as fiscal 2016. My understanding is that an operating profit of 100 billion yen is the level the market and shareholders expect of us.

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The Xenoblade Chronicles X official website has been updated with quite a bit of new images and information.

Check out the latest shots in the gallery below.

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Rediscover the thrill & challenge of epic dungeon-crawling RPG adventure in Excave on Nintendo 3DS!

Krakow, POLAND – The game publisher, Teyon, and the Japanese developer, Mechanic Arms, proudly announced today the release of Excave, a dungeon-crawling RPG adventure for Nintendo 3DSTM. The game will become available in the Americas in the Nintendo eShop on February 19th, 2015 for $4.99, with the European release following soon.

Imperial City is at war! The King needs you to explore the perilous and ancient Labyrinth beneath the city – find out why this mysterious magical laboratory now spews out an army of powerful monsters bent on destruction, and descend to its lowest depths to rescue the missing Magician.
Triumph in a test of your weapons & magic, or perish trapped deep within the twisting halls of the Labyrinth. Explore, fight and win fame & fortune, then return to the city above to heal, identify fabulous treasures and repair & upgrade your equipment. Are you brave enough to explore the treacherous depths?
Game Features:
• Classic dungeon exploration RPG from Japan
• Choose and fully customize your character with hundreds of treasures and equipment items to collect, modify, upgrade, repair and sell
• Test your courage & skills against hundreds of unique enemies
• 50 terrifying dungeon levels to explore, with 5 massive boss fights
• Progress through an epic storyline to develop your character’s abilities in true RPG fashion

or head to the official website for more information:
http://www.teyon.com/games/excave-3ds

About Teyon
Teyon is a developer and digital publisher of video games for major platforms. Established in 2006 in Krakow, Poland, it has since expanded creating offices in Lodz, Poland and Tokyo, Japan, employing over 70 gaming enthusiasts. Using proprietary cross-platform technology, Teyon has been able to successfully release over 100 self-developed titles as well localize many more. For more information, visit www.teyon.com.

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