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GameStop isn’t taking pre-orders for The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD Limited Edition at the moment. As far as we know, the product has sold out. Will GameStop receive any new stock after launch? We can only hope!

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Posted on 11 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS eShop, DSiWare, News, Wii U eShop | 2 Comments

Listings on Nintendo’s website have tentative listings for games slated for release in North America tomorrow. Here’s the full roundup:

Breath of Fire II (Wii U VC) – $7.99 (previously confirmed)
Boulder Dash-XL 3D (3DS download) – $4.99
Jewel Adventures (DSiWare) – $4.99 / 500 points

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Mighty No. 9 could very well end up on the 3DS. While this already seemed like something that could happen, an official Kickstarter update discusses the possibility in depth.

Handheld versions for Mighty No. 9 have been talked about “since the earliest stages of this project”. At the end of the day, it’s about money. With enough fan requests, “and if we’re able to set and achieve stretch goals that would justify the cost, we would be thrilled to make this happen.”

For now, the Mighty No. 9 staff will “continue watching for more feedback and start working up more detailed budgets just in case”.

Another message we have gotten loud and clear: A portable version of Mighty No. 9 is something many of you are excited about — and believe us, we would love to see it happen as well. Potential 3DS and/or Vita versions of the game are something we’ve been discussing since the earliest stages of this project, as handhelds are something our developers have plenty of experience with. Unfortunately, that experience tells us that these things cost money — however, the road to making them a possibility is relatively straightforward: If we continue to see more and more fans asking for portable versions of Mighty No. 9, and if we’re able to set and achieve stretch goals that would justify the cost, we would be thrilled to make this happen. In the meantime, we’ll continue watching for more feedback and start working up more detailed budgets just in case, so please continue to let us know how much of a priority this is for you. Thanks!

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Update: It’s indeed out now in North America and Europe:

Mario & Luigi: Dream Team’s patch is now live in Japan, and apparently in overseas territories as well (can anyone confirm)? It’s not a major update, but it does address a few bugs. You can find the rundown of fixes here.

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Bravely Default may be nearly a month old in Japan, but Square Enix just uploaded the video below today showing off some of the game’s features:

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Mighty No. 9’s Kickstarter campaign originally required $2.5 million to guarantee console versions. That figure has since been reduced. So long as funds reach $2.2 million, Mighty No. 9 will officially head to the Wii U, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360.

Also worth noting, the making-of documentary stretch goal has also decreased by $250,000 to $1.75 million.

Over $1.5 million has been raised for Mighty No. 9 thus far in just a few days. 27 days remain in the campaign, so I think it’d be safe to assume at this point that the title will in fact come to consoles.

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