Submit a news tip



Pentapuzzle, having passed Nintendo of Europe’s lot check, now has a release date in PAL regions. It’s due out in both Europe and Australia on May 5. Previously, the game came out last March in North America.


Source

Update 3 (3/9): Bumped to the top for the final time. All of the Nintendo Selects are now up on Best Buy.


Update 2: Bumped to the top again. The Nintendo Selects are up on Amazon Canada.


Update (3/8): Bumped to the top. Some, but not all, of the Nintendo Selects are now up on Best Buy.


Original (3/7): Later this week, a new batch of Nintendo Selects will be arriving in North America. The lineup includes the following games:

Wii U

Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze
NES Remix Pack
Pikmin 3
Super Mario 3D World

3DS

Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D
Mario Party: Island Tour
Yoshi’s New Island

Wii

Super Mario Galaxy 2
Animal Crossing: City Folk
Donkey Kong Country Returns
Super Mario All-Stars

All of these Nintendo Selects can be ordered from Amazon here. They’ll be priced at $19.99 each. Note that they’ll be down to $16 for Prime members.

Tomorrow, Mega Man Battle Network 6 will be arriving on the North American Wii U Virtual Console. This is for both version of the game – Cybeast Gregar and Cybeast Falzar.

Here’s a brief overview:

“After moving with his family to Cyber City, Lan, with the help of Mega Man, must intervene before Gregar—an ancient creature of enormous power—destroys the network and the world! Game content is the same for MEGA MAN BN 6 CYBEAST GREGAR and MEGA MAN BN 6 CYBEAST FALZAR, but NetNavi chips and other items may differ.”

Both versions of Mega Man Battle Network 6 are to be priced at $6.99 each.

Source 1, Source 2

Did you know that you can lock Mario out of the castle in Super Mario Maker? With the new 1.40 update and key functionality, this is actually possible. If you use a locked door in the original Super Mario Bros. style, Mario won’t be able to enter! It’s a neat little Easter Egg included by Nintendo.

Star Ghost is set to debut on the Wii U eShop tomorrow. We have another look at the game, courtesy of the video below.

Last night, a Pokken Tournament update came out which allowed reviewers to try out the game’s online functionality. A couple of matches can be seen below.

Another Star Fox Zero gameplay clip has come in from GameXplain showing a secret path in Corneria. We’ve posted the video below.

Update 2: Bumped to the top again. Added in an image showing all of the new costumes.


Update: Bumped to the top. Added three more costumes that has been discovered after the video.


Super Mario Maker added several new costumes with its update today. Some of these were actually added to the “Normal” and “Expert” modes in 100 Mario Challenge, while several more can be obtained in the new “Super Expert” difficulty.

It was previously revealed that today’s update would be adding new costumes like Tetra. We now have confirmation about a few other outfits, as well as some footage for three of the additions. Head past the break for the latest content.

Nintendo is continuing its developer series based on Fire Emblem Fates. Check out the second episode below called “A Tale of Two Families: Conquest”.

Hive Jump was last scheduled for launch in Q1 of this year. Sadly though, it’s been pushed back. Graphite Lab is now only committing to a vague 2016 release window.

In its latest Kickstarter update, the studio explained that Hive Jump’s delay came about “simply because the game isn’t as far along as we had hoped when we announced that date.” The team has also “continued to invest in this game well beyond our Kickstarter budget”, but has taken on other client work at the same time. This is slowing down development, but Hive Jump’s actual creation is going smoothly.

Graphite Lab’s full Kickstarter update regarding the delay reads:

Delays suck. We hate to hear of them and hate being the bearer of them even more. Unfortunately, Hive Jump’s release is delayed past Quarter 1 of this year. The cause of the delay is simply because the game isn’t as far along as we had hoped when we announced that date.

We knew the large scope of the game would be challenging to execute on and that is why we listed that up front in our risks and challenges section of the Kickstarter page. We’ve continued to invest in this game well beyond our Kickstarter budget because we believe in the game and we want to deliver the best possible version of this game to you our beloved backers. But developing a game after the budget is exceeded slows things down considerably.


Manage Cookie Settings