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Earlier this week, tweets from supposed Nintendo of America software engineer Nando Monterazo revealed the development of an educational tablet. The situation has now taken a turn for the strange though, as we’re hearing that this person never actually worked for the company. Sky News Australia relayed this news from Nintendo.

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Namco Bandai has trademarked “Zombie Stampede”, “Dead Hunters”, and “Bloodbath Boulevard” in Japan. Each was registered on the same day, interestingly enough. Given Namco Bandai’s previous habits, any of the three could be the name of a single title Namco Bandai is planning for the future.

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An Animal Crossing Pocket Diary is coming to Club Nintendo Japan. It comes with four different cover designs and 148 pages. The reward will be made available for 200 points.

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In Japan, Namco Bandai has registered a new trademark for “Empire of Dreams”. The name was registered on October 29th and published in the database today.

Does Empire of Dreams sound familiar? It should if you’re a Klonoa fan. Namco released Klonoa: Empire of Dreams for the Game Boy Advance well over a decade ago. Could this filing be at all related?

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Artist Chris Carlson has created a lovely chalk drawing for the launch of The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds. Fans can check out the piece at the Nintendo World Store in New York City. Here’s a look at the finished art:


Masahiro Sakurai published yet another column in this week’s Famitsu. Sakurai talked all about working on the new Smash Bros., games including his workload, schedule, living arrangements, and more. You can find a roundup of Sakurai’s quotes, courtesy of Polygon’s translations.

Two Japanese trademarks hint at future localizations for Dragon Quest titles. Don’t let the fact that they’ve been registered in Japan fool you – the names themselves are in English: “Luminaries of the Legendary Line” and “The Seeds of Salvation”.

Neither title actually includes the “Dragon Quest” name. But both use similar alliteration as past games, like Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen, Hand of the Heavenly Bride, Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation, and Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies. Previous overseas launches have also been outed first by trademarks.

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