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Nintendo released official videos for Densetsu no Starfy 2 and Game & Watch Gallery 4 on the Japanese Wii U Virtual Console. Watch them below.

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Another half hour of footage has arrived for Mutant Mudds Super Challenge. Take a look at some aditional gameplay below.

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After introducing the trainers for the Pokken Tournament Early Access Competition last week, Nintendo has now published a video that gives us a look at the different teams and players. Check it out below.

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Today, LEGO Dimensions added the new Midway Arcade Level Pack. You can view an hour of footage from the new level below.

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Witch & Hero II was tentatively planned for release this Thursday in North America. Those plans have shifted slightly, and the game is now scheduled for launch on March 24. The European version will follow in “early April.”

Circle Entertainment wrote on Twitter a short while ago:

That’s not the only news from Circle Entertainment. The publisher has also teased a pair of new JRPGs for the eShop – see the tweet below.

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Shantae: Risky’s Revenge Director’s Cut is due out on the European Wii U eShop on March 24, WayForward announced today. A North American date will be made public later.

WayForward just posted the following on its Twitter page:

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After initially launching last year, Dreadlocks is now focusing its attention on bringing Dex to new platforms. Of course, that includes Wii U.

Dex is nearly ready to debut on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, but the Wii U version is due out later. It’s not all bad news though, as Dreadlocks is planning “new features which will take full advantage of the console’s unique aspects and capabilities, such as the GamePad or Miiverse.” The studio believes Dex’s “definitive version” will be on Wii U.

As written in a Kickstarter update today:

“As for the Wii U version, it will come after the PS4 and Xbox One versions, but for good reasons: we are adding several new features which will take full advantage of the console’s unique aspects and capabilities, such as the GamePad or Miiverse. We can’t tell you more just yet, but we’re all very excited about what will be the definitive version of the game!”

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Famitsu shared a new set of screenshots from Disney Art Academy. Find today’s images in the gallery below.

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Amazon Japan posted the two boxarts for Puzzle & Dragons X, both of which can be found above. The God Chapter and Dragon Chapter versions are both slated for July 28 in Japan.

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Japanese psychologist and professor Akira Tago has passed away at the age of 90. Tago’s death resulted from interstitial pneumonia.

Tago played a big role in the Professor Layton series, and he was even credited as “Puzzle Master” in the different games. His Atama no Taisou / Head Gymnastics book series, which went on to sell millions of copies, is what Level-5’s franchise is based around.

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