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The latest Japanese hardware sales from Media Create are as follows:

New 3DS LL – 21,028
PS4 – 17,656
Vita – 13,843
Wii U – 11,257
New 3DS – 5,753
PS3 – 2,956
3DS – 1,286
3DS LL – 807
Vita TV – 642
Xbox One – 211

For comparison’s sake, here are the hardware numbers from last week:

PS4 – 24,266
New 3DS LL – 19,432
Vita – 13,190
Wii U – 11,028
New 3DS – 5,437
PS3 – 2,947
3DS – 1,376
3DS LL – 726
Vita TV – 618
Xbox One – 242

And here are the software charts:

1. [3DS] Yo-Kai Watch Busters – 95,369 / 1,009,905
2. [PS3] Sengoku Basara 4 Sumeragi – 58,889 / NEW
3. [PS4] Sengoku Basara 4 Sumeragi – 35,161 / NEW
4. [WIU] Splatoon – 24,289 / 455,158
5. [PSV] Makai Shin Trillion – 18,506 / NEW
6. [3DS] Rhythm Heaven: The Best Plus – 16,110 / 359,603
7. [PS3] TV Anime Idolm@ster Cinderella G4U! Pack Vol.3 – 15,060 / NEW
8. [3DS] Fire Emblem Fates – 14,023 / 377,775
9. [PS4] Batman: Arkham Knight – 12,273 / 61,076
10. [WIU] Yoshi’s Woolly World – 11,733 / 42,891
11. [PSV] Minecraft: PlayStation Vita Edition – 10,180 / 263,487
12. [3DS] The Great Ace Attorney – 9,554 / 169,161
13. [3DS] Langrisser Re:Incarnation Tensei – 9,300 / NEW
14. [PSV] Taiko No Tatsujin V Version – 8,277 / 66,959
15. [WIU] Mario Kart 8 – 7,076 / 1,074,513
16. [3DS] Cho Tousouchuu Atsumare Saikyou no Tousousya Tachi – 6,757 / 25,277
17. [3DS] Pokemon Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire – 5,414 / 2,668,433
18. [3DS] Animal Crossing: New Leaf – 5,343 / 4,007,043
19. [PSV] Vamwolf Cross + – 3,369 / NEW
20. [3DS] Girls Mode 3 – 2,966 / 170,166

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Included in Nintendo’s latest financial report is an updated release schedule for both Wii U and 3DS. We’ve attached it in full below.

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Nintendo’s latest financial results are in. The company reported its latest data today, which covers April 1 through June 30.

Here’s a quick look at how Nintendo performed during the most recent quarter:

– Generated more than $729 million (90 billion yen) in sales
– Up from $603 million (75 billion yen) during the same period last year
– Operating income of $9.3 million (1.1 billion yen)
– Major improvement from the loss of $76 million (9.5 billion yen) the company reported during Q1 2015
– Outpaced analyst estimates in this area as well
– Wall Street and financial experts around the world were expecting the company to report a loss of around $1 million
– Nintendo also reported an earnings per share of 56 cents
– Q1 2016 wasn’t only a decent quarter for Nintendo in comparison to 2014
– In terms of net sales, Nintendo hasn’t made this much money since its fiscal 2012
– First positive operating income for a Nintendo Q1 since its fiscal 2011
– Even though the company generated more revenue in fiscal 2012, that was the year it spent a serious amount of cash on research and development for the Wii U
– Splatoon sold 1.62 million copies
– This even helped push a few extra Wii U systems, according to Nintendo
– Nintendo still expects to generate $4.6 billion in sales and $404 million in operating income for its entire fiscal 2016
– Those estimations are in line with what the company previously predicted at the end of fiscal 2015
– Wii U has now sold over 10 million units

Market Expectations for Q1 were as followed:

EARNINGS FORECAST: Net loss of ¥125 million is the consensus of four analysts surveyed by Nikkei, compared with a year-earlier loss of ¥9.9 billion.

REVENUE FORECAST: Revenue of ¥89.17 billion is the market forecast, compared with ¥74.7 billion a year earlier.

Nintendo Q1 FY15 Results:

Net Sales: ¥90.233 billion yen
Operating Income: ¥1.149 billion yen
Net Income: ¥8.284 billion yen

Hardware & Software Q1 Results:

3DS HW: 1.01 million
Wii U HW: .47 million
3DS SW: 7.92 million
Wii U SW: 4.55 million

Nintendo FY15 Guidance:

Net Sales: ¥570 billion yen
Operating Income: ¥50 billion yen
Net Income: ¥35 billion yen

Hardware & Software FY15 Guidance:

3DS HW: 7.6 million
Wii U HW: 3.4 million
3DS SW: 56 million
Wii U SW: 23 million

Additional Information Q4 (Software/Hardware Shipments, Digital Sales, Cash & Equivalents):

Splatoon: 1.62 million
Digital Sales: ¥12.0 billion yen
Cash & Equivalents: ¥882.808 billion yen

LTD Figures:

Pokemon XY – 13.99 million
Pokemon ORAS – 10.27 million
Super Smash 3DS – 7.04 million
Super Smash Wii U – 3.83 million
Mario Kart 8 – 5.43 million

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A bunch of new 3DS themes are out now in Japan. There are also ones based on One Piece and more.

Here’s the full list of the latest themes:

One Piece – 200 yen
Thomas the Tank Engine – 200 yen
Go Princess PreCure – 200 yen
BlazBlue (x2) – 100 yen each
fripSide ‘only my railgun’ – 200 yen
MAYU ‘Yoshiwara Lament’ – 200 yen

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Code Name S.T.E.A.M. box art

Code Name: S.T.E.A.M. has received an update. Version 1.2.0, which seems to be available in all territories, appears to add support for the 3DS NFC Reader/Writer accessory.

Along with Code Name: S.T.E.A.M., there are also patches for Fire Emblem Fates, One Piece: Super Grand Battle! X, and Ace Combat Assault Horizon Legacy+ in Japan. This should add the same accessory support.

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We previously posted Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer’s North American boxart. Now you can have a look at the European packaging above.

Square Enix is planning two versions of Dragon Quest XI. There will be a home console release, plus the handheld version. Both games feature similar stories but are quite different in many aspects.

When Square Enix is ready to ship Dragon Quest XI, fans in Japan can rest easy knowing that the game will be available on both 3DS and PlayStation 4 on day one. This was confirmed by Square Enix’s Ryutaro Ichimura. Of course, we don’t know how things will play out with NX.

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Square Enix finally announced Dragon Quest XI earlier today. That was most definitely good news, but fans want to know if the company has any plans to bring the game west.

Unfortunately, Square Enix doesn’t have much to say on that front at the moment. The publisher provided Eurogamer with the following statement:

“We don’t have a concrete plan at the moment. However, we will consider it as we’ve done in the past for other Dragon Quest titles. We don’t have further information to share at the moment.”

Dragon Quest XI seems to be heading to Japan next year. If the RPG were to come west, it probably wouldn’t come out until 2017.

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Nintendo has released the European boxart for LBX: Little Battlers eXperience. Take a look at it above.


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