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This week’s European Nintendo Downloads are as follows:

3DS retail

Fire Emblem: Awakening – €44.99 / £39.99

3DS download

Super Little Acorns 3D Turbo – €4.99 / £4.99

3DS VC

Dig Dug – €3.99 / £3.59

DSiWare

Forgotten Legions – €4.99 / £4.49 / 500 points

Wii U VC

Kirby’s Adventure – Special offer until 17/5/13 (23:59 CEST): €0.30 / £0.30 (Will be €4.99 / £3.49)

Wii U download

Kung Fu Rabbit – €4.99 / £4.49

Sales

Liberation Maiden – €4.99, was €7.99 (£4.49, was £7.19) – Nintendo eShop from 18/4/13 until 30/5/13, 14:59 CEST
Crimson Shroud – €4.99, was €7.99 (£4.49, was £7.19) – Nintendo eShop from 18/4/13 until 30/5/13, 14:59 CEST
Aero Porter – €4.99, was €7.99 (£4.49, was £7.19) – Nintendo eShop from 18/4/13 until 30/5/13, 14:59 CEST
Virtue’s Last Reward – €24.99, was €40.00 (£19.99, was £30.00) – Nintendo eShop from 18/4/13 until 2/5/13, 14:59 CEST

Source: Nintendo PR


Peakvox Labs’ 3DS eShop game “Groove Heaven” is heading west, courtesy of publisher Teyon.

Groove Heaven was originally released in Japan toward the end of 2012. The rhythm game includes over 30 levels, Story and Timed modes, and more.

You can find a few Groove Heaven screenshots in the gallery above. An official overview with more details is posted below.


C-Wars is almost a lock for the 3DS eShop. Onipunks has strong interest in bringing its real-time strategy tower defense game to the handheld, and the studio is well on its way to becoming an approved developer.

A Wii U version of C-Wars is also possible. If the game secures enough funding through Kickstarter, we could see the game on both of Nintendo’s platforms.

You can find more details about C-Wars on the Kickstarter page here.

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Trine 2: Director’s Cut is seeing an unannounced sale on the Wii U eShop. Until April 30, the downloadable title is available for $9.99. That’s a fantastic price point for Trine 2, so you should consider purchasing the game.


Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate is running on a modified version of the Bluepoint Engine, the game’s developer has revealed. Armature Studio shared the tidbit on Twitter when asked by a fan a few days ago.

Bluepoint Engine has powered titles such as Blast Factor and God of War Collection. PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale also takes advantage of the technology.

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Majeso appears to be shipping Crash City Mayhem in North America, and the game could just be a few weeks away from launching.

We’ve come across a listing on GameFly that lists a plausible May 14 date. The retailer also posted the North American boxart for Crash City Mayhem. Take a look:

Crash City Mayhem originally launched in Japan in January 2012 as Runabout 3D. Ghostlight confirmed plans to distribute the title in Europe last July, but we haven’t heard anything since.



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