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Capcom has set a new record for the amount of blocks taken up by a 3DS retail game. Downloading Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate will require a whopping 14,275 blocks on an SD card. That should be more than any other 3DS retail game, surpassing Style Savvy’s 10,500 block amount.

According to Capcom, the 3DS version of Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate comes in at 1.74GB. The Wii U version is 6.07GB.

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Capcom Arcade Cabinet isn’t coming to the 3DS as far as we know, but the ESRB has been rating some of the collection’s games. Yet another release popped up on the site today – Gun.Smoke.

Are these just erroneous listings? Does Capcom simply plan on making these classic games available on the 3DS individually? Or might Capcom Arcade Cabinet be coming to the 3DS eShop one day?

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If you’re planning on purchasing the digital version of Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon, you may need to free up some space on an SD card. The game will take up 6,748 blocks – not as large as other retail titles, but still significant.

Of course, Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon will also be available as a retail release.

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Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D isn’t being made by Retro. Rather, Monster Games is handling the port. A rating on the OFLC lists the studio as the game’s author (or developer).

Monster Games’ previous work includes Excite Truck, Excitebots, and Pilotwings Resort.

A recent finding on LinkedIn indicated that Monster Games was making some sort of 3DS title. Based on the OFLC entry, it would appear that Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D is the project in question.

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3DS owners in Europe will be able to purchase Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor Overclocked one week early. Publisher Ghostlight has confirmed a new March 29 date for the game. Originally, Overclocked was expected to launch on April 5.

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Namco Bandai has announced an interesting new title for the 3DS. “Disney Magic Castle My Happy Life” is heading to Nintendo’s portable in Japan, and it seems like it could be a fairly big deal.

Disney Magic Castle My Happy Life lets players use their Mii characters to meet Disney characters. Over 80 characters and more than 1,000 items are featured in the game.


Nintendo must view Disney Magic Castle My Happy Life as a pretty significant title, as it has approved a uniquely-designed 3DS XL system. A limited edition release containing the hardware will be priced at 24,830 yen while the standalone game will cost 5,490 yen.

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Famitsu has shared the first details and screenshots from Conception II, Spike Chunsoft’s sequel to the original PSP game. A summary (all translations courtesy of Gematsu) of the magazine’s article – highlighting characters, gameplay, and more – can be found below. Also be sure to view Conception II’s first screenshots.



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