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Animal Crossing series creator Katsuya Eguchi seems open to working with mobile devices, so long as fans are ultimately lead back to core experience on Nintendo platforms.

Eguchi, speaking with Joystiq, noted that some Animal Crossing players may play the title in short spurts, but many enjoy putting a lot of effort into their towns. Eguchi also believes that the 3DS’ inputs are better suited to Animal Crossing’s gameplay than what’s currently offered on smartphones.

Still, mobile devices could prove to be useful. Just as an example, Eguchi mentioned that there could be an app created so that clothing designs could be made on the go. Another hypothetical mobile app could provide reminders of appointments players make to hang out with the villagers in their town.

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Thanks to a new interview conducted by ONM, we have several new comments from Ace Attorney creator Shu Takumi about voice acting in the series. Takumi discussed the game’s original Japanese recordings, how he himself became involved as Phoenix Wright, and Hideki Kamiya’s involvement. Head past the break for Takumi’s quotes.

Little Orbit and Cartoon Network Enterprises have announced the expansion of its partnership that will bring various properties to consoles and handhelds later in 2014.

Two brand new titles are on the way. The first one is “a multi-property game that will combine characters from Cartoon Network’s popular original series”, while the other is a new Adventure Time-based project. Both will be available in Q4 2014 in North America, though they will also be distributed worldwide.

More details about the new Cartoon Network and Adventure Time games will be revealed “soon”.

Also worth mentioning, Little Orbit’s Falling Skies Planetary Warfare mobile game will be released on consoles later this year.

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Vlambeer is talking with Nintendo, according to the studio’s Rami Ismail. What does that mean exactly? Well, with any luck, the company’s future titles will head to Nintendo platforms.

Vlambeer just brought out Luftrausers on various platforms earlier this month. Unfortunately though, that game isn’t likely to be made available for 3DS.

Ismail wrote on Twitter:


Nintendo has sent out an official response regarding its decision to skip out on this year’s PAX East. It’s the first time that the company won’t be attending the expo.

“Interacting directly with our fans and letting them play our games firsthand is a key component of our approach,” Nintendo said. The Big N also mentioned that it “will offer our fans a variety of opportunities to get their hands on Nintendo products in 2014.”

The full response reads:

Nintendo of America won’t be at PAX East this year, the company has confirmed. A representative shared the news with NintendoWorldReport.

This year’s PAX East marks the first time Nintendo won’t be having a booth at the show.

Despite Nintendo’s absence, several indie developers will be at the show including Renegade Kid.


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GDC 2014 set a new attendance record last week. Over 24,000 gaming industry visitors showed up for the event, conference organizer UBM Tech Game Network has announced. That’s a bit higher than last year’s attendance of 23,000.

Also announced today is a date for GDC 2015. The show will take place between March 2 and March 6.

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