Submit a news tip



Nintendo’s latest Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer focuses on K.K. Slider. Check it out below.

This week’s Famitsu review scores are as follows:

Dragon Quest VIII (3DS) – 9/9/8/8
Octodad (PS4) – 8/8/8/9
Utawarerumono: Itsuwari no Kamen (PS4/PSV) – 8/8/8/8
Genkai Tokki Moero Crystal (PSV) – 8/8/8/8
Saint Seiya: Soldiers’ Soul (PS4/PS3) – 8/7/7/8
Teikoku Kaigun Koi Bojou Meiji Yokosuka Koushinkyoku (PSV) – 6/7/6/7

The latest issue of Game Informer shares a preview of Xenoblade Chronicles X. In the article, we learn about a couple of noteworthy details for the western release.

Game Informer confirms that all character DLC will be included in the overseas edition at no extra cost. Additionally, Lin Lee is 15 years-old in the game. In the Japanese version, Lin is 13 years-old.

Xenoblade Chronicles X is due out in the west on December 4.

Another couple of Monster Hunter X trailers are in. Below, you’ll find full videos focusing on the Bow and Heavy Bowgun.

SEGA said in a statement today that Sonic Boom: Fire & Ice will no longer ship this year. The game was announced in June, but there has been little news since.

Originally, Sonic Boom: Fire & Ice was on track to launch this holiday.

SEGA wrote the following on its blog today:

The team at SEGA has decided to delay the release date of Sonic Boom: Fire & Ice, which we announced for Nintendo 3DS earlier this year. In order to make sure the game has the time and polish needed, we’re moving it out into 2016. No exact window from us, just yet – it’ll be ready when it’s ready!

In the grand scheme of things, while the downside is that you won’t be playing the game this year, the upside is that what you’ll play next year, and what fans will continue to play for years after they pick up the game, will be a stronger, more enjoyable experience.

We think that’s important, not just for this one game, but for all future Sonic titles.

Source

Someone has managed to get their hands on an early copy of Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon and has posted extensive gameplay. You’ll find 30 minutes of footage in the video below.

Update: The Smash Bros. website confirms that the stage will cost $2.49 for each version, or $3.49 as a bundle.


Nintendo has revealed a brand new stage coming to Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and 3DS. The game is getting a level based on Super Mario Maker, the company revealed tonight.

While battling it out, players will see the “hand” create the stage at the beginning of the fight. It will also fix any broken blocks. Additionally, each time you play, the layout changes.

Here’s the official trailer:

The Super Mario Maker stage in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U/3DS will be available on September 30.

Another new firmware update has hit the 3DS. As of now, version 10.1.0-27 is available to download worldwide.

Just like last week, today’s update is once again about improving “overall system stability” and “system security”. Nintendo says that “other minor adjustments” have been made as well.

You’ll need the latest firmware before you can access the 3DS eShop.

Source

Capcom has confirmed that Mega Man Legacy Collection will make use of amiibo on 3DS.

In the 3DS version, there will be ten additional challenges designed by players. A contest is currently being held on Capcom-Unity here to determine which ones will make it into the final game. All of these challenges can be unlocked by using the Mega Man amiibo.

Mega Man Legacy Collection launches on 3DS in Q1 2016.

A new Frenchy Bird update is due out tomorrow, according to Carbon Fire Studio. The indie developer announced via Miiverse that the patch adds in six more Miiverse stamps.

Frenchy Bird’s first update will be going live in both North America and Europe. Expect it at 9 PM ET / 6 PM PT in North America and 2 AM CEST in Europe.


Source


Manage Cookie Settings