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Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate can be ordered once again over on Amazon. The package contains a copy of the game, Limited Edition Supply Box Case, exclusive 3.5 inch transparent Gore Magala figure, a 6.5 x 11.5 inch screen cleaning cloth, and a Monster Hunter lanyard. The game launches this Friday.

Retro City Rampage DX’s upcoming update has a release date for Europe. Vblank Entertainment confirmed on Twitter that the patch is arriving this Thursday.

As for North America, it’ll take a bit longer. Vblank is waiting for the update to finish certification.


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Are you one of those folks who likes trying things before buying? Then you’ll be happy to hear that a Citizens of Earth demo is on the way. Atlus will make the download available in North America next week.

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The New 3DS XL is now completely sold out at GameStop. All systems are unavailable, including the red edition (sold out a couple of days ago) and the black version. Both remain in stock at Best Buy.

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Update: Another tweet from NinjaBee is below. It looks like the studio hopes to bring out a demo in North America in hopes of improving sales, which could then potentially lead to a European release.



NinjaBee could be teasing a demo for A World of Keflings on Wii U. The studio posted a message on Twitter today:


While not confirmed just yet, I think it’s safe to say that A World of Keflings will most probably be receiving a demo based on the above message. Stay tuned!

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Well, this is certainly not a surprise! Nintendo is not responding to the Wall Street Journal’s report regarding Netflix’s live-action The Legend of Zelda show. Nintendo said: “We will not comment on the rumors or speculations.”

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Curve Studios has announced that Titan Attacks! is coming to the 3DS eShop in all regions on February 26. Pricing is set at $9.99 / £7.99.

Titan Attacks! could be just the start of 3DS support from Curve Studios. Assuming it does well, the company may opt to make more games for the handheld.

Curve’s marketing manager Rob Clarke told Digital Spy:

“We’ve been toying with the idea of doing another 3DS game since Spincycle. People have been asking us about it since we announced Wii U ports last year, and we love the system in the office, but its technical specifications mean that not every game makes sense to port across. Titan Attacks was an ideal choice as it’s a relatively resource-light game, but it’s also a game that’s perfect for mobile formats and portable gaming. If it does well, we’re hoping to bring more of our games across to the 3DS at the same time as other versions.”

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