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Youkai Watch has a slightly more specific launch date. Level-5 confirmed today that the new 3DS title is due out this summer. The company didn’t announce a final day for release, but should have more information to share with fans soon.

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Update: Also confirmed for North America on May 24.

Believe it or not, Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D is just a couple of months away from launching – that is, in Europe.

Nintendo has confirmed that the updated port will release on May 24. The company tweeted just a few moments ago:

We haven’t received word yet about a North American release date, but we’ll have any news right here.

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You can find Shigeru Miyamoto’s full interview with Geoff Keighley on GameTrailers TV below. We’ll add in an alternate video when a higher-quality video pops up.

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What’s Broken Rules up to these days? The developer released Chasing Aurora for the Wii U eShop back in November but has been quiet since.

In a new interview, Broken Rules confirmed that it is making a new title “set in the same world as Chasing Aurora”. It’ll be a single-player experience, according to the studio. And for those hoping it’d support Nintendo’s portable, we’re sorry to say that Broken Rules doesn’t have any 3DS plans at the moment.

“We have nothing in the works for the 3DS. Yet we’re certainly working on a new game set in the same world as Chasing Aurora. All I can tell you so far is that it will be a single player game.”

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If you’re interested in the new Pikachu 3DS XL, you may wish to consider purchasing the system from Target. The retailer will be selling the new model for only $159.99 starting on March 24 – its official release date. The Pikachu 3DS XL will typically go for $199.99.

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Those who purchase Luigi’s Mansion 2 in Europe will receive a special bonus. Nintendo will be providing a glow-in-the-dark cover to consumers while supplies last.

Additionally, select retailers will be handing out a limited edition Boo Anti-Stress Ball – for those who pre-order, that is. A photo of the item can be found here.

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Fire Emblem: Awakening has been a smashing success thus far. In February, the game’s first month at retail in the US, Awakening moved over 180,000 units. 117,000 copies were sold at retail with another 63,000 coming from the eShop.

Awakening has seen the best first month for a Fire Emblem game by far. Life-to-date sales of Shadow Dragon, the last Fire Emblem title to be released in North America, stand at just over 250,000 units. According to Nintendo, Fire Emblem’s 3DS outing “sold 70 percent of that figure in just 28 days.”

“Building off its 92 Metacritic score, Fire Emblem Awakening for Nintendo 3DS had the best first month sales in franchise history, selling more than 180,000 units (more than 117,000 at retail + more than 63,000 digital units). By comparison, the previous hand-held entrant in the franchise – Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon – has sold a little more than 250,000 units life to date in the U.S. Fire Emblem Awakening sold 70 percent of that figure in just 28 days.”

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