Animal Crossing: New Leaf opening gameplay
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Rumor: New Super Mario Bros. U supports DLC of some sort
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There will be some sort of DLC in New Super Mario Bros. U, it seems. Under ‘Nintendo Network’ features, downloadable content is listed (presumably on the boxart).
We’re not entirely clear what’s being referred to here. Is this free content? Paid content?
If it’s the latter, NSMBU wouldn’t be the first Mario game to receive DLC. New Super Mario Bros. 2 has already churned out a few extra levels that users can pay for.
Capcom’s rights with Tatsunoko have expired
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Don’t count on a new Tatsunoko vs. Capcom game anytime soon. Capcom’s Christian Svensson says that the company’s “rights with Tatsunoko have lapsed fairly recently”, meaning there wouldn’t be another title unless a new deal was decided upon.
The news also affects the original Wii game. Because the deal expired, Capcom is “no longer allowed to sell the title physically or digitally”.
Svensson wrote on the Capcom-Unity boards:
“Our rights with Tatsunoko have lapsed fairly recently (so we’re no longer allowed to sell the title physically or digitally). Unless Japan were to strike a new deal, I’d say the chances of this happening are slim.”
A little bit of Nintendo Land gameplay
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Super Comboman dev has been talking with Nintendo
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Interabang Entertainment, the studio behind the upcoming indie game Super Comboman, has been talking with Nintendo this week. What does that mean, exactly?
Now that the two sides have been in communication, there’s a chance that Super Comboman could head to the Wii U eShop. Nothing is set in stone though, and all consoles are under consideration.
Get Ready to Party When Wii U Launches on Nov. 18
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REDMOND, Wash.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Nintendo has revealed additional details about SiNG PARTY, the new singing-and-dancing game for Wii U that turns living rooms into concert venues. The game will launch alongside the Wii U console on Nov. 18 at a suggested retail price of $59.99, and includes a microphone. Wii U owners can also download the game directly from the Nintendo eShop for $49.99, though they will need to obtain a compatible microphone separately. The game is backward compatible with all licensed Wii microphones, while new microphones will be available at a suggested retail price of $24.99 each.
The game includes a wide variety of music from many different genres and eras, with a primary focus on creating the best party atmosphere for both singing and dancing. Artists like Rihanna, Jackson 5, Lady Gaga, The Wanted, James Brown, The Village People and Selena Gomez & The Scene blend together to create a perfect party playlist for everyone young and old. Additional songs will be available starting in 2013.
More Tank! Tank! Tank! gameplay
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Broken Rules shows off Chasing Aurora’s “Hide & Seek” mode
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According to Broken Rules, Chasing Aurora’s “Hide & Seek” mode offers the following:
“Communication is key – in Hide and Seek, the team is up against the Wii U GamePad player, who steers the Golden Bird on the Wii U GamePad. It is the Golden Bird’s task to hide from all the other players until the time runs out. The team, on the other hand, has to find the Golden Bird and snatch away Aurora’s Gem it is carrying.”
Source: Broken Rules PR
