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There are no plans at the moment to bring Braid to the 3DS eShop. But Wii U? That’s a slightly different story.

Although main designer Jonathan Blow says “we are really busy right now”, he has left the door slightly open for a possible Wii U eShop version sometime down the line.

Blow tweeted:

“Braid: 3DS, no. Wii U, maybe sometime in the future but we are really busy right now.”

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Newegg’s Black Friday 2012 deals are now live. Various deals are available for the 3DS, DS, and Wii.

The full listing of Nintendo-related sales can be found below. Each item’s sale price expires on Sunday, November 25.

Giana Sisters (DS) – $9.99
Professor Layton and the Unwound Future (DS) – $14.99
Bit.Trip Saga (3DS) – $14.99
Wii Sports Resort (Game Only) (Wii) – $19.99
Shinobi (3DS) – $9.99

View this page for links to all deals.


The gold nunchuck has been sold out on Club Nintendo since August. Soon though, the reward will be coming back in stock.

As stated on the gold nunchuck’s product page, it will be available once again on Monday, November 26. It likely won’t be on the site for too long, so you should place an order as soon as possible next week.

Be sure to visit this page on Monday.


Wii U’s Deluxe Set doesn’t come with a Club Nintendo insert for Nintendo Land. Generally, without some sort of code on the pamphlet, it’s impossible to register a game on the service. That led many to believe those who purchase the Deluxe Set wouldn’t be able to earn coins for Nintendo Land.

There’s no need to fret, fortunately – you will in fact receive some points for Nintendo Land. After registering the Deluxe Set and completing a survey, you should see the following message:

Thank you for purchasing and registering the Wii U Deluxe System.
You will receive 160 Coins for completing this short survey.

Comeback in 1 week and share with us your feedback on Nintendo Land. For a limited time only, we are offering a special 50 Coin bonus post-play survey in exchange for Wii U Deluxe Set owners’ feedback on Nintendo Land.

It’s true that this is less than the full amount you would receive normally – 70 coins through December 18 and 60 otherwise – but it’s better than initially thought.

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River City Ransom will be hitting the Japanese eShop as a Famicom download on November 28 for 500 yen. Screenshots of the game can be found above.

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