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Q-Games is the developer behind Star Fox Command as well as Star Fox 64 3D. You may also know of the studio for the DSiWare games it created, including Starship Defence.

Unfortunately, we won’t be seeing any of Q-Games on the 3DS “in the immediate future”. President Dylan Cuthbert told Siliconera:

“Not at the moment because we’ve got quite a lot of projects currently on the boil, that kind of thing. We’re a bit busy, so there won’t be any 3DS in the immediate future, at least.”

Cuthbert also gave his own opinion as to what Nintendo needs to do with the Wii U in both Japan and the west:

“I think software. If they are going to win they are going to have to figure out the games. They probably need like new super IP, a special IP that makes people really interested. But they always come up with something. They are always very innovative. Even with the DS when it first came out people said that’s not very good and it’s not going to do very well, but it sold hundreds of millions and had lots of innovative titles. I think they will find something that will sell a lot. Who would have known Wii Fit would have sold like 15 million units?”

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Next week, Cyber Gadget will release a new accessory for the 3DS XL in Japan.

System owners can pick up a selection of Circle Pad covers coming in three color variations (black, blue, pink), and six surface types. Each package also comes with a strap holder.

Cyber Gadget’s Circle Pad covers will be available on May 14. Pricing will vary by retailer.


GameStop is handing out a bonus with LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes Wii U pre-orders. All consumers who reserve the game will receive an exclusive Lex Luthor Mini Figurine. There isn’t a photo of the figurine yet, but you should be getting the bonus at launch.


Swords & Soldiers 3D will be out on the North American 3DS eShop on May 16. Publisher Circle Entertainment confirmed the news through Twitter:

A quick glance on the eShop reveals that Swords & Soldiers 3D is priced at $6.99.

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C-Wars is officially heading to the 3DS and Wii U. The two platforms were added in as stretch goals on Kickstarter, and both were reached before the campaign ended.

Onipunks requested $65,535 in funding to make C-Wars happen on the 3DS and PlayStation Vita. $75,000 was needed for a Wii U version.



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