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Yasumi Matsuno shared a bit of out-of-the-blue news today: he’s already left Level-5. This comes as a surprise given that Matsuno joined the developer just a little more than a year ago.

On his Twitter account, Matsuno said that he departed last month following work on the localized version of Guild 01’s Crimson Shroud. He doesn’t have any immediate plans, but in the meantime, he’ll be taking a vacation of sorts.

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Okay Nintendo… this is getting out of hand. Two Iwata Asks in the same day? Believe it, folks!

A second discussion focusing on Wii U’s Miiverse can be accessed here. This time around, Iwata speaks with the developers behind the functionality.


Don’t count on a new Tatsunoko vs. Capcom game anytime soon. Capcom’s Christian Svensson says that the company’s “rights with Tatsunoko have lapsed fairly recently”, meaning there wouldn’t be another title unless a new deal was decided upon.

The news also affects the original Wii game. Because the deal expired, Capcom is “no longer allowed to sell the title physically or digitally”.

Svensson wrote on the Capcom-Unity boards:

“Our rights with Tatsunoko have lapsed fairly recently (so we’re no longer allowed to sell the title physically or digitally). Unless Japan were to strike a new deal, I’d say the chances of this happening are slim.”

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This week’s GameStop deals are as follows:



In case you’re wondering, Rabbids Land includes a four-page, black and white manual informing consumers that the in-game manual can be accessed by touching the HOME button and then the eManual button on the GamePad.

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Shigeru Miyamoto provided a lot of interesting insight into a bunch of different topics in an IGN interview.

There’s obviously lots of Wii U talk. Miyamoto noted how he’s always been “more nervous than excited” for launches, discussed how the console can unify different activities, and talked about using the system with others.

Other topics include Zelda: Four Swords, which Miyamoto feels possesses “great potential to evolve even further from now” thanks to the evolving nature of networks. He also discussed how Nintendo “had continued debate as to the reason why Four Swords could not expand to the audience the way we really hoped it might have.”

Read on below for that and more, including how his thoughts on how Nintendo can keep up with gamers as they grow.



Nintendo has refreshed all of its European websites. You can check out the English UK site here as an example.

I also advise checking out the 404 page. It’s pretty neat!



The Kid Icarus: Uprising AR cards just won’t stop in Japan. Nintendo has released two more packs, and each are available for 263 yen. They are being sold exclusively on the company’s online store.

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