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All major retailers are now taking pre-orders for Mario Golf: World Tour. You can reserve the game at Amazon, Best Buy, or GameStop.

Mario Golf: World Tour is due out sometime this summer. A specific release date hasn’t been announced, but a GameFly listing indicated a release of August 25.


When you refresh Nintendo’s E3 site, a new character silhouette appears. It’s not too big of a deal since they’re images we’ve already seen before – Pikmin, Mario & Luigi: Dream Team, Wind Waker, and Super Mario Galaxy art. Still, some of you may want to have a look.


Hakuoki: Memories of the Shinsengumi is getting “a very special limited edition”. Aksys announced the product today, which includes an exclusive Japanese folding fan, a Japanese-style towel, and an exclusive art book.

A full rundown of each item can be found below.

  • Japanese Folding Fan – What better way to cool down from the romance in Hakuoki: Memories of the Shinsengumi than with your very own Japanese-style fan with artwork from the series!
  • Japanese-style Towel – Need a slight pat down to make sure you look your best for the Hakuoki: Memories of the Shinsengumi photo booth? Look no further!
  • Men of Hakuoki Art Book – Just can’t get enough of the men of Hakuoki? We have an art book for that. Featuring artwork from the series!

More details about the Hakuoki: Memories of the Shinsengumi Limited Edition will be shared in the future.

Source: Aksys Games PR



Nintendo’s E3 2013 website is locked and loaded. Access it here.

Naturally, there isn’t a ton of content on the site at present, but it does confirm that a live-stream will be hosted directly on the page. Additionally, the site promises “game trailers, interviews, and more.” We’ll likely be seeing coverage similar to that of Nintendo All-Access content from previous years.

One other tidbit – Nintendo’s E3 site confirms the number of Wii U titles that will be playable at Best Buy locations. That would be four. Pikmin 3, Mario 3D, Wind Waker HD and Mario Kart Wii U are likely to be on display. Those are just my guesses!


Shin Megami Tensei saw an 80.14% sell-through rate during its debut week in Japan. That compares favorably to the previous entry in the series, Nocturne, which sold through 75.7% of its initial shipment.

The actual sales figures are similar as well. Shin Megami Tensei IV moved 188,562 copies in its first week while Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne sold 185,000 copies.

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Scribblenauts Unmasked: A DC Comics Adventure may be releasing on September 24. A “source close to publisher Warner Bros.” provided Nintendo World Report with the date, but it “could change.”

Last year’s Scribblenauts, Scribblenauts Unlimited, shipped in November. The series’ first entry came out in September, so I suppose anything is possible.

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