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Another round of Hot Blooded Tough Guy Kunio: Fighting Concerto details are now available courtesy of this week’s Famitsu. You can find the latest information about the 3DS game below.

– Extensive single-player mode
– Follows Kunio as he tries to take down a new, brutal syndicate of high-school punks that have taken over the streets of most of eastern Japan
– Kunio is the leader of a street gang on the outskirts of Tokyo
– City map feature lets you freely travel around
– Side quests given by citizens to earn extra money
– Can punch out NPCs
– Attacking non-combatants will reportedly lead to unexpected story developments and the occasional police foot pursuit
– Can play with up to three others with a single game card
– Battle-royale fighting mode and dodgeball game available for multiplayer
– Dodgeball lets you build teams from a pool of 36 players and whip the snot out of each other out in the schoolyard
– 4,649 yen
– Pre-orders come with a soundtrack CD
– Live-action production of some sort is in the works

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Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers is heading to Europe. NIS America announced today that it intends to publish the game throughout the continent this fall.

Atlus shipped Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers in North America last week. Japan got the game last year.

Source: NISA PR


Update: Nintendo confirms that the update can take up to an hour to download. We’ve also posted the full firmware details below.

Nintendo has just launched the long-awaited Wii U update. It’s the first of two big firmware upgrades planned for the system. A second update will be released for the Wii U sometime this summer.

A number of improvements and features are added through today’s firmware release. Most importantly, system load times have been dramatically improved. It is also now possible to copy save data and boot straight to Wii mode by holding down the “B” button when turning on the console.


Game Informer has posted a few shots from Batman: Arkham Origins. You can find them in the gallery below.

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Responding to recent speculation, EA published an official statement about layoffs taking place throughout the company.

The note reads:

In recent weeks, EA has aligned all elements of its organizational structure behind priorities in new technologies and mobile. This has led to some difficult decisions to reduce the workforce in some locations. We are extremely grateful for the contributions made by each of our employees – those that are leaving EA will be missed by their colleagues and friends.

These are hard but essential changes as we focus on delivering great games and showing players around the world why to spend their time with us.

EA’s statement doesn’t give any indication as to how many staffers have been laid off. However, Kotaku’s sources say that as much as 10% of the workforce will now need to look for new jobs.

Other speculation has suggested that the EA Partners label will be shut down in the near future.

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