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Level-5 will soon be unveiling the next Inazuma Eleven subseries. An official announcement will be made in an upcoming issue of Coro Coro Comics.

Level-5 CEO Akihiro Hino said on Twitter that the new Inazuma Eleven series will be a “time travel adventure.”

It appears the company has plans for games, an anime, and a mange, much like Inazuma Eleven GO. Regarding the game, Hino confirmed that it will be an RPG. We don’t actually know if this is being created for a Nintendo system, but it will likely arrive on the 3DS given the history of the IP.

The first anime episode has been recorded, and the staff have developed the scenario quite a bit already.

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Next year’s Game Developers Conference has been dated. The entire event will take place between March 25 to March 29. Expo dates specifically are scheduled for the 27th, 28th, and 29th.

GDC 13 will once again be located in San Francisco.

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On this month’s episode: Tekken 3D: Prime Edition, Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games, Nick Cage on the films he would like to see as a game on a Nintendo system, Bit.Trip Saga, a trip to Aardman Studios, and eShop updates.



Nintendo, Game Freak and Creatures Inc. filed a Japanese trademark for “Pokemon Adventure Camp” recently. A photo of the trademark can be found above.

Could this be related to a new game?

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Nintendo of America’s live-tweeting affair for Super Mario 3D Land GDC panel was a bit light on updates. Thankfully, there were others in attendance who had the opportunity to interview director Koichi Hayashida after his session finished.

1UP was one such publication that were given a few minutes to chat with Hayashida. A breakdown of their discsussion can be found after the break.


On this week’s episode: Mario Party 9, Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D, Swapnote and the show’s favorite women from Nintendo games.


Update: Aaaaaand that’s it.

Super Mario 3D Land director Koichi Hayashida is speaking at GDC right now. I’ll keep this post updated with any quotes/tidbits/news throughout the event.

“We must strive to make others laugh with strange new ideas”

Mr. Hayashida is explaining all the trouble they went through to perfect the stereoscopic 3D in #SuperMario3D.

Mr. H is talking about how they used 3D illusions in #SuperMario3D

“It’s very important to let people play the game they want to.”

Satisfying both beginner and elite gamers is always challenging, which is why the first few worlds of #SuperMario3D were so easy!

“Enjoy everything!” – Mr. Hayashida

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Although Eternal Darkness: Sanity’s Requiem was well received by critics, the classic GameCube title never lit up the sales charts. Even so, Silicon Knights is open to making a sequel.

Silicon Knights head Denis Dyack provided the following response when asked if “it’s too much to ask” for a new Eternal Darkness game:

“I don’t think it is too much to ask. Certainly we love Eternal Darkness. It’s a project that’s near and dear to our hearts.”

Dyack went on to say that a sequel is “requested a lot by a lot of people” and that “anything’s possible.” He wasn’t willing to say what the studio is working on currently.

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The image above, which has been sent out to various members of the press, is teasing an upcoming reveal from Warren Spector. Spector will be sharing the first news about his “epic” new project.

Come on, this has to be Epic Mickey 2, right?

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