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Disney Interactive is working on a new title (tentatively) known as “Toy Box”. As spotted by Superannuation, the game will see Pixar and Disney characters interacting with each other for the first time.

The New York Times reports that Toy Box is “a console game with extensive mobile and online applications”.

Beyond this, not much is known about Toy Box. Disney hasn’t officially announced the project, and the final name could very well change. Potentially though, maybe we could see something such as Toy Story’s Woody interacting with Simba from Lion King… or something along those lines.

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In an homage to (or perhaps parody of) the upcoming ‘Playstation All-Stars Battle Royale’, mod community ‘KittyCorps’ has put out arguably their biggest mod ever (at least in a while), consisting of 26 characters mimicking those that will appear in Sony’s upcoming brawler, plus a few others. The fighters are as follows:

Kratos, Fat Princess, Cole McGrath, Heihachi Mishima, Toro/Kuro, Parappa, Big Daddy, Nathan Drake, Sweet Tooth, Sly Cooper, Jak, Sackboy, Dante, Ratchet, Spike, Raiden, Nariko, Sir Daniel Fortesque, Snake, Isaac Clarke, Commander Shepard, John Marston, Kazuya Mishima, Lara Croft, Niko Bellic, and Tomba.

Now, the models aren’t perfect and the gameplay is far from flawless, but hey… at least it functions! You can read more about the game via the source link.

Via KittyCorps

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A new downloadable reward is available on Club Nintendo.

3D Classics: Urban Champion has been swapped out for Pro-Putt Domo. The game is available for 100 coins.

You can order Pro-Putt Domo here. It’s available as a DSiWare download until November 4.

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Nintendo is running a unique Club Nintendo promotion in Europe. Register Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask before 9am CET/8am BST on October 26 and you’ll have a chance to receive a limited edition leather luggage tag.

Nintendo says that the item is comprised of “real leather and branded with Layton’s trademark top hat logo”. Only 5,000 tags are being made. Due to the nature of limited edition item and availability, it will only be handed out while stock lasts.

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Posted on 12 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in General Nintendo, News, Wii U | 0 comments

If you’d like to see what the toys look like when they aren’t dismantled, view this post!

Thanks to Derek Austill for the tip.

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Here’s that Wii U commercial shown during Homeland earlier today…

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Bravely Default: Flying Fairy received a near-perfect score in Famitsu. That may not mean much to some given the magazine’s generous past, but it

Two reviewers gave Bravely Default 10s, and the other two gave it 9s. But what did they actually say about Square Enix’s new RPG?

Read on below for the complete quotes from each reviewer.

Reviewer #1:

“Abundant jobs and abilities paired with ability to build up turns spend them in advance. It’s a unique system and it’s awesome. Thinking about tactics is way too fun. With the skill shown in the graphics and story, you’re kind of unsure about whether your should level your characters or advance the story. Lots of benefits from street passes, so it becomes a game you always want to have and walk around with. A supreme game.”

10/10

Reviewer #2:

“The battle system and the brave-and-default system’s excellence and the very tactical battle system will satisfy. On top of that, I get the impression that the difficulty is kind of high. There are lots of jobs and
abilities, and you feel like it’s really worth developing your characters. Social stuff like summoning your friends and playing with them is really neat.”

9/10

Reviewer #3:

“The enemies are strong. It has some meat to it. The battle system is excellent. The Brave and Default system is really novel. It’s fun to consider when to build up Brave Points and how to spend them. Really takes advantage of street pass technology. In particular, I liked using the street pass functions to decrease the reconstruction time of the village. That was really cool.”

9/10

Reviewer #4

“At first, it causes you to remember Final Fantasy with its job system; it’s nostalgic like that. That stuff doesn’t go out of style. The graphics look like a picture book, just beautiful. It’s a new game, but the music has an old, classic feel. The battle system and the street pass contents are so extensive, you’ll want to dive into all of the content.”

10/10

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Level-5 International America posted a message on its Facebook yesterday hinting that something big could be on the way. When it comes down to it though, it may not be worth getting excited over.

The company wrote the following:

“Fridays are great, but we’re looking forward to next week, North America!”

Next week is important for Level-5 International America: it’s first published game, Liberation Maiden, is hitting the 3DS eShop on Thursday. Something tells me that this is what the company was referring to.

On the other hand, if an announcement would be taking place on Friday, then that can’t be about the downloadable game.

Either way, we’ll know what’s up with the message in a few days.

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Can you believe that in around a year from now Beyond God & Evil will be celebrating its tenth anniversary? Time really does fly by!

Ubisoft first teased a sequel, Beyond Good & Evil 2, over four years ago. We haven’t heard much about it since then.

It shouldn’t come as a shock that creator Michel Ancel franchise’s creator still has nothing to say about the project. He was asked for any sort of update in this month’s Nintendo Power, but Ancel was only able to reply with the following:

“[Laughs] I think the Wii U GamePad could be used nicely as a camera… [Laughs] No, to be honest, I’m really focused on Rayman Legends right now. I’m surprised how much of our energy it’s taking because I expected it to be an easier game to make. But because of the Wii U GamePad, we’re really focusing on this one. I can’t talk about what the next game will before us because it’s not set in stone yet, so I guess I don’t have a better answer for you. Sorry! [Laughs]”

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Nintendo Everything reader Steven has sent us an image of the first Nintendo-related toys from Burger King.

These come as the start of the fast food restaurant’s new Wii U toy deal with the video game maker.

Steven says that two toys were up for purchase: a Mario figurine that allows you to move its arm and legs, and a Koopa shell which is pull back and can apparently roll. The pieces of paper in the photo above are sticker that are provided with each toy.

Both should be available throughout the Toronto area at the moment, and should be out at most Burger King locations in the near future.

Oddly enough, there’s nothing about the toys that make them stand out as being Wii U-specific. And unsurprisingly, there’s no indication that they have any sort of NFC technology inside that could work with the console.