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Japanese publication 4Gamer conducted a poll in which it asked a variety of developers about their top games of 2013. In total, 151 responses were recorded.

Here’s how the results panned out:

The Last of Us – 14
Grand Theft Auto V – 12
Dragon’s Crown – 12
Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn – 11
Kantai Collection (browser) – 9
Beyond: Two Souls – 6
Candy Crush Saga – 6
Monster Hunter 4 – 4
LINE Pokopang – 4
Chain Chronicle – 3
Hotline Miami – 3
Rain – 3
Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance – 2
Earth Defense Force 4 – 2
Dragon Quest VIII – 2
The Walking Dead – 2
Cookie Clicker – 2
Nyanko Dai Senso – 2
Kimi to Kanojo to Kanojo no Koi – 2
Puppeteer – 2
Pokémon X & Y – 2
FarCry 3: Blood Dragon – 2
Detakadodasu Aikatsu (arcade)- 1
Brave Frontier – 1
Sports Champion 2 – 1
Battlefield 4 – 1
Etrian Odyssey Untold: The Millennium Girl -1
World of Tanks – 1
Plague Inc. – 1
The Wonderful 101 – 1
Rocksmith 2014 Edition – 1
Gone Home – 1
Antichamber – 1
Anata Te Yokumiruto Dobunezumi Mitaina Kao Shi Teru Wa Ne – 1
Keri Hime Sweets – 1
DanganRonpa – 1
Oshioki Punch Girl!!! – 1
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Dual Destinies – 1
Bear Tomo – 1
Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag – 1
Minna no oshaberi Chat – 1
Majo to Yuusha – 1
Deemo – 1
Nobunaga’s Ambition: Creation – 1
Papers, Please – 1
League of Legends – 1
Fantasy Life LINK! – 1
LINE GAME – 1
Panini Football League – 1
Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai 2 – 1
The Stanley Parable – 1
Sega 3D Classics – 1
Color Zen – 1
Drift Spirits – 1
Payday 2 – 1
The Legend of Heroes: Sen no Kiseki – 1
Yokai Watch – 1
3D Afterburner II – 1
Despicable Me: Minion Rush – 1
Tearaway – 1
Gran Turismo 6 – 1
Astebreed – 1
Clumsy Ninja – 1
Tomb Raider – 1
BioShock Infinite – 1
Killer Instinct – 1
The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds – 1
Resogun – 1

Five developers didn’t have a preference or refused to give one.

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Game Freak director Junichi Masuda shared a whole bunch of development information about Pokemon X and Y in a new blog post. You can find a roundup of information below.

– Took roughly 3.5 years to make
– Basic concepts for the games were “beauty,” “bonds,” and “evolution”
– Developed with the idea of players “raising their Pokémon with love”

“There’s an even bigger theme to the game, however; one that I’m always thinking about when I’m directing Pokémon games, and one that I think applies to the real world: ‘Let’s create a better world together’.”

– Masuda feels that the one’s life depends on the chance encounters that they have with other people
– Encounters based on your age or interests or other factors
– These encounters shouldn’t be about fighting, but rather about making a better world together

“The titles ‘X’ and ‘Y’ come from this idea. The letters ‘X’ and ‘Y’ suggest lines on an axis. The lines of both letters head in different directions, but there’s a point at which they cross, or intersect. I used the letters with the idea of intersection in mind; the idea of the common points we share with one another, rather than our differences.”

“It took three and a half years to develop this game. Taking into account the localization groups for each language, more than five hundred people were involved in the development.”

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Atlus has shared a couple of music previews for Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth.

First up, here’s a glimpse of the battle theme when using Persona 3 protagonist:

And background music from one of the game’s fields:

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Nintendo finally confirmed Princess Zelda for the new Smash Bros. games today. How does her model compare to previous entries? You can find out by checking out the comparison above.

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On Twitter, Nintendo has responded to the online/network issues that have been affecting its various platforms for the past day or so.

Nintendo Europe/UK started out by apologizing for the different problems users have encountered and thanked fans for their patience.

Nintendo of America offered similar comments. Additionally, the company offered some support for issues pertaining to the creation of new Nintendo Network IDs.


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Update 2: Nintendo’s response here.

Update: Wii and DS are having issues as well.

Wii U and 3DS have both been hit with a large amount of issues with regard to online/network services. Users may experience problems accessing the eShop, Miiverse, updates, and online functionality within games.

Nintendo estimates that the Wii U eShop began facing issues at around 2:08 AM PT / 5:08 ET today, though many couldn’t connect starting last night. Wii U’s network services as a whole went down at 5:15 AM PT / 8:15 AM ET.

The 3DS, meanwhile, began seeing network outages at about 2:08 AM PT / 5:08 ET as well.

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