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Commander: Europe at War for the Nintendo DSTM

Graffiti Entertainment Inc – a subsidiary of Signature Devices, Inc. (OTCPK: SDVI) – today announced that it has secured an exclusive distribution deal to publish ‘Commander: Europe at War’ (Nintendo DS™) in North America developed by Slitherine

Commander – Europe at War is the first high level strategy game to come to the DS, letting you control everything from diplomacy and economics down to research and military action.

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– Set in Casino City
– The mask led to the development of the city
– Mask can grant wishes, but has been behind some odd occurrences
– This title will see big changes in the traditional Professor Layton gameplay
– Releasing in Fall 2010

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Please note: These numbers are once again from Sinobi (similar to how we did things during the week of 11/2). Direct Famitsu numbers are usually leaked, but we’ll update this post if any additional hardware information comes in.

DSi LL – 103,524
PSP – 33,000
DSi – 32,000
PS3 – 29,000
WII – 29,000
PSP go – 4,800
DS Lite – 2,700

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The latest software sales estimates in Japan from Famitsu have been released. Official Media Create numbers will be posted later tonight. Also, we’ll be posting Famitsu hardware figures as soon as they are available.

1. [DS] Tomodachi Collection
2. [WII] Wii Fit Plus
3. [DS] Pokemon HeartGold/SoulSilver
4. [WII] Taiko no Tatusjin Wii: Dodoon to 2 Yome!
5. [360] Left 4 Dead 2
6. [DS] Inazuma Eleven 2 Fire/Blizzard
7. [DS] Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games
8. [PSP] J-League Pro Soccer Club o Tsukurou! 6: Pride of J
9. [PS3] Winning Eleven 2010
10. [DS] Dorabase 2: Nettou Urutorasu Tajiamu

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While New Super Mario Bros. received universal praise in 2005, there was a general feeling that the game was on the easy side. Nintendo was aware that the game wasn’t entirely challenging, however. In an Iwata Asks interview, Shigeru Miyamoto pointed out that it was hard to come up with the right balance for the game’s difficulty, but Nintendo considered releasing “an enhanced version of New Super Mario Bros., for those people who wanted to play a Mario that demanded more skills.”

Miyamoto
If I had to point out one aspect, I’d say that the difficulty level was a little…

Iwata
While you succeeded in coming up with a Mario title that anyone could play, for those players who were seeking a bit more of a challenge, it may have been a touch too easy.

Miyamoto
As you can imagine, no matter how hard you try, it just isn’t possible to settle on a difficulty level that will satisfy everyone ranging from people who haven’t played a game in years right through to players who know all the Mario games inside out. You have to focus it on either one or the other.

Iwata
I like to describe the series of action games that you and your team come up with, most famously Mario, as being “sports tournament games”. What I mean is, by pushing yourself harder and harder, you make progress, and then just when you have the goal in sight, you slip up. Then a voice seems to come from above that tells you: “Right! Give it another try!” Then you try again, and fail yet again. But by doing that, and failing again and again, you will steadily build up experience and as a result, when you do succeed, the feeling of satisfaction is incredible. That’s why I think they’re reminiscent of a sports tournament.

Miyamoto
That’s why we even discussed releasing an enhanced version of New Super Mario Bros., for those people who wanted to play a Mario that demanded more skills. With the Wii version of New Super Mario Bros. this time round, its biggest single defining feature lies there. We didn’t just want first-time players to enjoy it; we wanted to make a new Mario game that players looking for a stiffer challenge would be able to relish.

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Wow, that footage looked pretty great!