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Level-5 has opened a mini-site for its Tokyo Game Show 2012 presence. The company posted its lineup for the show and has hinted at a couple of game announcements.

Along with the games below, you’ll notice that there are two blank slots with the words “coming soon”. Putting two and two together, that has to mean that two game reveals are on the way… right?

Here’s the company’s lineup in full:

Playable/video:

Fantasy Life
Inazuma Eleven Go 2
Little Battler eXperience W
Professor Layton vs. Ace Attorney
Professor Layton and the Ruins of an Advanced Civilization
Layton Brothers Mystery Room

Video only:

Inazuma Eleven 1.2.3!! Legend of Endo Mamoru
Inazuma Eleven Atsumeyoze!!

You can access Level-5’s TGS page here.


This is how Windfall Island looks in Wind Waker…

How do you think the fan-made effort stacks up?

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It isn’t clear when the filing was made, but Capcom possesses a trademark for “Ninja Arms” in Japan. As you would expect, the filing is video game-related.

Famitsu will have an “amazing” scoop in its next issue. Maybe the magazine will be unveiling Ninja Arms?

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Lucasfilm recently registered a number of domain names for “Star Wars: First Assault”. That was followed up by a couple of US trademarks.

It seems that First Assault could be video game-related. Both filings mainly pertain to “interactive entertainment software”. Other goods, such as pencil cases and pencil sharpeners, are mentioned in the trademarks.

LucasArts, a subsidiary of Lucasfilm, hasn’t announced anything for Star Wars: First Assault yet. With these new discoveries though, we could be hearing something soon.

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Today’s Nintendo Direct broadcast lacked information on downloadable content for New Super Mario Bros. 2. It’s still on the way, but president Satoru Iwata asked players for a little extra time. He noted how the game only came out overseas less than two weeks ago.

When the DLC is ready to be unveiled, Nintendo will make a global announcement. In other words, details will be sent through the North American, European, and Japanese divisions at the same time.

Iwata also reconfirmed Nintendo’s new stance to release all 3DS retail games on the eShop. Art Academy: Lessons for Everyone! and Animal Crossing: Jump Out will both be available on the store when they’re ready to go in Japan. Iwata personally likes the idea of having these titles on the home menu.

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Exclusive Event Will Occur on September 14, 2012 at 6:00pm

Nintendo World Store at 10 Rockefeller Plaza

NEW YORK, New York – August 29, 2012 – Based on one of the most popular and beloved games of all time, “The Legend of Zelda™: Symphony of the Goddesses” is a spectacular concert currently on tour featuring live orchestral performances of music from Nintendo’s The Legend of Zelda franchise. In advance of the show’s New York appearance at The Theater at Madison Square Garden on November 28, the tour will host an in-store event at the Nintendo World Store at 10 Rockefeller Plaza on September 14, 2012. Event details include:

6:00pm-6:45pm
Ocarina Workshop: Led by ocarinist David “Docjazz” Ramos, known in the Zelda and YouTube fan communities for his love and passion of the legendary instrument; David at a special, interactive workshop designed to introduce fans and newcomers alike to this real world instrument while acquainting you with its fabled history and even a lesson or two


Before Star Fox Adventures transitioned into a GameCube project, Rare was originally making the game as “Dinosaur Planet” for the N64. It’s been over a decade since that change occurred.

Today, a new video showing Dinosaur Planet has been released, as have an onslaught of details. Head on over to this link for a rundown of the story, character bios, and more. The video has been posted above.

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This should begin in about a half hour. The presentation will last 47 minutes, and, as usual, Nintendo will show trailers after the main event ends.



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