More “emergency maintenance” for Nintendo services next week
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Nintendo has scheduled a new round of “emergency maintenance” for its services next week. Two different stages are planned.
The first stage will affect network services, the DS itself, and Pokemon games:
From Monday, February 25, 2013 11:00 PM – Tuesday, February 26, 2013 5:00 PM Pacific Time
Affected Services:
- Nintendo DS
- Network Services
- Pokémon Black Version
- Pokémon White Version
- Pokémon Black Version 2
- Pokémon White Version 2
Meanwhile, Wii U services will be down for only an hour on Monday:
From Monday, February 25, 2013 4:00 PM – Monday, February 25, 2013 5:00 PM Pacific Time
Affected Services:
- Wii U
- Match Making, Ranking, etc.
- Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor’s Edge
- Warriors Orochi 3 Hyper
As Nintendo notes: “During the emergency maintenance, parts of the affected services may be intermittently unavailable.”
Shin Megami Tensei IV footage
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Rock Band Music Store update (2/26/13)
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The following Rock Band Music Store songs will be made available on February 26:
- The Flys – “Got You (Where I Want You)
- Queensrÿche – “Silent Lucidity” – keyboard support
- Staind – “It’s Been Awhile”
- Staind – “So Far Away” – keyboard support
Each song can be purchased for $1.99/£.99/€1.49/160 Microsoft Points/200 Wii Points.
Source: Harmonix PR
Super Ubi Land Kickstarter now live
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Notion Games has now launched a Kickstarter for its planned Wii U eShop game, Super Ubi Land. The indie dev is looking to raise $5,000 before April 8. With the funds, Notion hopes to purchase development kits for the Wii U, Ouya, and other platforms.
More information can be found on the official Kickstarter page.
Project X Zone screenshots
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Professor Layton and the Azran Legacies screenshots
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HarmoKnight fact sheet
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Game Overview
GAME FREAK inc. brings all of the polish players have come to expect from their Pokémon franchise to a brand-new action-packed rhythm game! Use Tempo’s Music Note Staff to beat drums, crash cymbals, and smack enemies through more than 50 levels with unique boss fights. On your journey, you’ll team up with multiple characters like Lyra, who can slide under obstacles and shoot musical arrows, and Tyko, who can pound out powerful beats with his drums! More challenging speeds and unlockable stages await those locked onto the beat. Feel the music and find your rhythm to save Melodia!
- A new rhythm-based action game from the makers of Pokémon!
- Jump, Hit, and Groove your way through 8 huge worlds
- More than 50 replayable levels in a digital package
- Bob your head to original music
Watch Dogs fact sheet
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Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate 3DS demo footage
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Dusty Raging Fist heading to the Wii U eShop later this year
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Indie developers continue to show very strong support for Wii U. PD Design Studio is yet another company that intends to bring a game to the system’s eShop.
In late Q3 or early Q4, PD Design will release Dusty Raging Fist on Wii U – a side-scrolling fighter. It’s not the same game as Dusty Revenge (a title that can be found on Steam Greenlight), though it does take place in the same universe. Raging Fist takes place earlier, meaning you’ll be controlling different characters.
PD Design has hinted that it could support the Wii U eShop even further down the road. But while the team hopes to “capitalize” on its new developer status on the console, “we’ll only do so if the game is suitable for it.”