LostWinds now transferable from Wii to Wii U
Posted on 10 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in Rumors, Wii, Wii U | 2 Comments
Update: Now confirmed – see the (Spanish) image above (thanks Iván!).
Original: For those unaware, it’s possible to move content stored on your Wii – like WiiWare and Virtual Consoles titles – over to a Wii U console. There were a few exceptions though. LostWinds, for example, couldn’t be transferred for whatever reason.
That has apparently since changed. Based on information provided by reader linkvron, LostWinds can now be brought over to Wii U. Can anyone else verify this information?
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Parking Stars 3D approved for North American release
Posted on 10 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS eShop, News | 0 comments
Parking Stars 3D’s release is just on the horizon. Earlier today, Circle Entertainment said on Twitter that the game has now been approved for North America. The game is expected out “soon.”
Circle wrote:
Parking Stars 3D has been approved by NA Lotcheck, we can expect the game will be released soon.
— CIRCLE Ent. (@CIRCLE_Ent) April 26, 2014
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call – Quest Mode footage
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The Great Ace Attorney devs on the game’s 19th century setting and more
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More quotes have emerged from Famitsu’s interview about The Great Ace Attorney with series creator Shu Takumi and producer Shintaro Kojima. The two talked about the game’s 19th century setting, concept, when the project came about, and more.
Head past the break for the latest comments from Takumi and Kojima.
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call DLC videos
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Hamatora: Look at Smoking World screenshots, details
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FuRyu updated the official Hamatora: Look at Smoking World website with new screenshots and details. View our gallery for new images, and our summary below for information (with translations from Siliconera).
– Set in the same world of Hamatora: The Animation
– Story focuses on its protagonist, Souken
– Don’t need to have watched the anime, since there are two separate stories
– Souken has just transferred to a school in Kobe
– Souken meets the “Troublebusters”
– Troublebusters: a group of people with special powers called “Minimum”
– After a certain event, it doesn’t take long for him to find out that he’s also a “Minimum Holder”
– The Troublebusters get all kinds of different requests
– For some reason, there seems to be something going on with requests concerning people who’ve lost their memories
– As you continue solving various cases in Kobe, the plot thickens, as the mystery behind the Minimum Holders slowly unravels
– When solving cases, you’ll start at the base
– At the base, there will be various missions or requests to choose from
– They all come with a reward and a brief description of what you’ll need to do
– You then need to go around town to gather some information on the request
– By talking to different characters in town and searching key areas, you’ll gradually put clues together
– Once you solve the case, you’ll encounter the culprit, followed by a battle
– After playing your cards right and beating them down using your Minimum, you’ll clear the mission and go back to the base to take on more requests
The story advances as you crack cases and slowly solve the mystery behind the Minimum Holders.
– Out on July 17
More One Piece: Unlimited World Red screenshots and details
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Ganbarion recently made a new new post on its developer blog that mainly covers the new Corrida Colosseum mode. Screenshots can be found above, and new details from the post are rounded up below.
– “Battle Colosseum” mode takes place at the Corrida colosseum in the Dressrosa arc of One Piece
– This is where the Mugiwara pirates faces Donquixote Doflamingo
– The colosseum is a new mode with four different ways to fight
– Battle two or more tough opponents in the arena
– Working well with your partner will be the key to winning these fights
– Duel mode: 1v1 battle
– Unlike the other modes that have multiple characters, you’ll constantly be attacked in this mode
– Brawl mode: battle a bunch of small-fry enemies
– They say that characters with ranged attacks or attacks that can hit multiple foes at once will have an edge in this mode
– Boss Rush mode: take on bosses one after another,
– Special Match feature has different battles for your characters
– Win these special fights to earn a huge boost in rank, and they will also have their own original side-stories to them
– Game will include various story developments that were never shown in the original, as you can get your own dream mix of characters to participate in this mode
