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Well, you can’t get much bigger than the Olympics! Of course, not everyone watching would know that’s a 3DS… but it’s still neat that it made an appearance.

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New Super Mario Bros. 2’s multiplayer mode works a little bit different than the Wii release in terms of camera control. Whereas the console game has more room to work with since the action takes place on a television screen, NSMB2 sees players progressing on two relatively small screens.

In local co-op, an arrow is placed over either Mario of Luigi. The arrow indicates which player is “in possession” of the camera. If you’re left without the arrow, you’ll need to follow the other player around.

It is possible to gain control of the camera. Simply power-drop on your fellow friend and you’ll see the arrow hover over your head.

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This week’s Japanese eShop update is as follows:

3DS Downloadable Titles

ARC STYLE: Joshi Soccer!! 3D (Women’s Soccer) – 500 yen
Smile Purikua! Let’s go! Meruhen World DEMO – FREE
Dasshatsu Adventure Ky? K?sha no Sh?jo DEMO – FREE

Virtual Console

Neko Jara Monogatari (Game Boy) – 400 yen
Rayman: Mister Dark no Wana (Rayman, Game Boy Color) – 600 yen
Super Mario Bros. 2 (Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels, Famicom) – 500 yen

Video Content

Video explaining the Club Nintendo bonuses for purchasing New Super Mario Bros. 2 or Onitore digitally

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Kingdom Hearts 3D videos

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Microsoft’s ownership of Rare is an interesting case. Because it doesn’t have any portable systems of its own, Microsoft has allowed Rare to make games for Nintendo’s handhelds. That’s how we got Diddy Kong Racing DS and Viva Piñata: Pocket Paradise a few years ago.

That was last generation. Could Rare make a couple of games for the 3DS, too?

In a new “Scribes” update, Rare said the following when asked if the studio plans on making any 3DS titles:

“No 3DS plans have been announced, and I’ve heard nothing along those lines, though of course that’s not an outright denial as there are bound to be all sorts of things going on at a high management level that most of us know nothing about (and, conversely, things we do hear that are apparently not true at all – those personal hovercrafts are taking far longer than expected). So that’s the best you’ll get for now. Thanks for the reminder to nick my son’s 3DS and have a stab at Kid Icarus though.”

So nothing is imminent, and Rare may not have anything in development for the 3DS. But the fact that they’re leaving the door slightly open gives a tiny bit of hope for the future.

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When Wii U arrives, it could have another high-quality title launch. Tomorrow Corp’s Kyle Gray has said that the team hopes to have Little Inferno available as soon as Nintendo’s new console hits store shelves.

As far as Wii U exclusive features go, Gray said:

“We’re tinkering with some features, but one thing we know for certain is that it will be the only version to exclusively have a Wii U logo.”

Gray commented on the 3DS as well. When asked if the team has any interest in developing for the handheld, Gray noted:

“It seems like it could be a good fit, but we won’t know until we have some time to tinker with it.”

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The latest EDGE review scores are as follows:

Spelunky – 9
Deadlight – 6
Quantum Conundrum – 6
Krater: Shadows Over Solside – 4
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – Dawnguard – 6
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy – 6
Tiny and Big: Grandpa’s Leftovers – 7
Thomas Was Alone – 7

Thanks to joclo for the tip.


Myst 3DS trailer

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Is it just me, or is this port of Myst incredibly pointless? Most of the action takes place on the touch screen anyway…

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