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Some folks have already obtained Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and managed to unlock a significant amount of content. That brings us to a new image showcasing all of the levels on the stage select screen. Head past the break if you’d like to see that – plus some news about an unlockable stage.

The Japanese Splatoon Twitter account hasn’t stopped sending out new content over the past week. View a few new screenshots above, and some bits of information below.

Investigation report from the Squid Research Lab. This mysterious person (sorry, squid) guides the protagonist in Hero Mode. It seems that in the peaceful squid world he is the only man (sorry, squid) that has noticed the plans of the Octopus Corps. Anyway, he’s totally seeing our cameraman here.

We have confirmed the existence of various contraptions in Hero Mode. This cannon can shoot powerful ink bullets. Could it be something that the Octopus Corps set up, or was it someone else entirely? Be that as it may, it looks like a rather technologically advanced device.

Report from the Squid Research Lab. This guys name is “Denchinamazu” [Lit: Battery Catfish]. This world appears to run on the energy produced by this catfish. The protagonist enters the Octopus Army Corps base alone in order to return the stolen Denchinamazu.

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It’s not too often that you hear about a Wii U game with a mandatory install, but that’s exactly the case with Watch Dogs. The game eats up about 128MB of space before you start the game and takes roughly 45-50 seconds to complete the process. You’ll see a notice on screen stating that data is being installed as it’s taking place.

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That didn’t take long! The amiibo Loot Crates are already sold out, so hopefully you got an order in if you had any interest. When Nintendo said that the amiibo Loot Crates would be limited, they really meant it!

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Back in 2012, a RecoChoku app for 3DS launched in Japan. It has since gone on to be a success with over 3 million downloads.

If you’re interested in learning more about what the app offers, check out these details below (as translated by Siliconera):

– RecoChoku was the first Japanese website to sell ringtones in Japan
– They have expanded and now sell music downloads, CDs and DVDs, e-books and other digital content
– Can purchase downloads of singles, albums, video clips, ringtones, and more
– There’s also a flat-rate service for J-pop
– Can see the latest top hits on the website
– 3DS app allows users to choose from about one million songs of various genres and can be checked out through searches, latest songs, rankings, and recommended songs
– App also plays songs for listening or as part of an alarm clock that can play downloaded songs
– Studio feature lets you practice singing and record songs
– Message system to send recommendations to friends as well
– Community feature coming to 3DS
– This lets users check out various sections of RecoChoku, such as Japanese music, Western music, new tracks, currently selling, anime/games, Vocaloid, songs I’ve sung, and recommendations
– The community always has new music that changes on a regular basis
– Its goal is to help people discover new music with its voting system and favorites list that can be used later if you’d like to make a purchase

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