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Family Fishing is heading to the North American 3DS eShop on November 19, Aksys Games and Arc System Works have announced.

Here’s an overview of the title:

Fish like a Boss! – Traverse exotic locales in search of the wily boss fish! Build up your Special Attack gauge bar to turn the tide of battle and make tricky catches with ease! Aim for the big boss with high bounty points or catch them all to win!

Blow ‘em Away! – Each fish has assigned points. Will you slowly collect points by catching smaller and more common fish? Or will you risk it all on that rare catch of a lifetime? Throw smoke bombs to disrupt your opponents and seize the advantage!

Upgrade Your Gear! – Collect points and upgrade your fishing rods and lures to go fin to fin with the toughest fish around! The big boss fish won’t rollover without a fight. Gear up to make sure he goes down!

A European release date for Family Fishing hasn’t been determined yet, but it likely won’t be too far behind the North American launch.

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A new trailer has come online to promote the Zoroark distribution for Pokemon Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire. Check it out below.

Atlus shared another update on Stella Glow today. We have news about a digital 3DS theme plus a brand new trailer.

Those who purchase Stella Glow from the eShop will be provided with a theme featuring Hilda and the four other witches. The top screen features a scrolling collage of the 5 Witches while the bottom screen has Bubu, Popo’s porcine companion. Keep in mind that the theme will only be offered with Stella Glow digital purchases.

Atlus also uploaded a new trailer focusing on Hilda. We’ve posted that below.

Photos with Mario has long been out on the North American and Japanese 3DS eShops. However, that wasn’t the case in Europe. Finally though, Photos with Mario can be downloaded on the European eShop.

You’ll need unique eShop cards to truly take advantage of Photos with Mario. Currently, it seems that Mario, Luigi, and Bowser cards are only being sold at Sainsbury in the UK. You can keep track of this PDF file for updates regarding retailers going forward. As for other European regions, check out this page, select your territory, and search for Photos with Mario to access the hub page which has a PDF link to stores selling cards.

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Starting tomorrow, Electronic Super Joy will be available on the Wii U eShop. It’s been revealed that the game’s download is 394MB.

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Disney Magical World 2 has now launched in the game. You can watch a video below containing extensive gameplay.

GameStop is running a promotion for trade-ins towards the purchase of a New 3DS XL. Consumers can receive up to $100 credit for the handheld.

Here are the two offers:

– $100: trade in a 3DS XL, 3DS, or PlayStation Vita
– $75: trade in a 2DS

This offer is valid through November 10. You can find a local participating store here.

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Did you download and play Splatoon Global Testfire back when the demo was made available? If so, you should be eligible for a 20% discount on the full game from the eShop. This offer is valid in North America through November 16 at 11:59 AM ET / 8:59 AM PT.

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Earlier today we made mention of the North American Star Fox Zero teaser site. There isn’t too much that can be found there, but a couple of interesting references have been found.

Take a look at this excerpt from the very bottom of the page:

Game, system and amiibo sold separately. Compatibility and functionality of amiibo may vary by game. Visit amiibo.com for specific details on how each amiibo works.

Broadband Internet access required for online features. For more info, go to support.nintendo.com.

Shigeru Miyamoto has previously teased amiibo support for Star Fox Zero, so its inclusion wouldn’t be overly surprising. Online play was tentatively ruled out at E3, but Miyamoto left the door open to the possibility.

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Nintendo has lifted the reviews embargo on Yo-kai Watch, which hits North America this Friday. Get a look at the early verdicts below.

Nintendo Everything – “Thumbs Up”
GameSpot – 7 / 10
GamesBeat – 65 / 100
IGN – 7.2 / 10
Game Informer – 8.5 / 10
Nintendo World Report – 9 / 10
Destructoid – 8.5 / 10
USGamer – 4 / 5



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