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Mass Effect 3’s Omega DLC will be hitting the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC on November 27. Strangely, there are no plans to bring the content to Wii U, according to the series’ official Twitter account.

Regarding other DLC, it sounds like the Wii U version of Mass Effect 3 may not be receiving anything else. When a fan asked if any sort of single-player or multiplayer content not found on-disc will be offered on the console, the Twitter account said: “Never say never.”

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The developer behind Colors! 3D is working on an update for the eShop title. This is what we know about it thus far:

– Colors! Gallery experience to be improved
– Offline improvements such as bug fixes
– New feature: Followers
– Followers let you customize the Colors! Gallery browsing experience
– Hit “follow artist” and the person’s painting will show up on the gallery’s front page
– “Favorites” have been renamed to “Liked paintings”
– Favorites are now public
– Filters in the works

It’s not clear when the Colors! 3D update will go live, but the team hopes to get it out before the end of the year.

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Guild01’s original retail release in Japan consisted of four games. Three of these titles in total will be released on the North American and European 3DS eShops – Liberation Maiden, Aero Porter, and Crimson Shroud.

The question is, what happened to that last game? “Omasse Rental Weapon Shop” hasn’t been confirmed for overseas territories yet.

Level-5 says there are two hurdles in the way of a western release: the amount of text and Japanese culture. While the company is considering localization, Omasse Rental Weapon Shop is “extremely text-heavy, and it functions on the expressive power of its text and language.” Level-5 is also considering “whether or not a large enough audience outside of Japan would appreciate a game that relies so heavily on knowledge of Japanese culture.”

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