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Monster Hunter 4 has finally launched in japan. Unsurprisingly, the turnout for the game’s launch has been huge. Photos have surfaced from numerous locations across Japan showing long lines as people waited to purchase Capcom’s latest entry in the Monster Hunter series.

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Nintendo has tucked away a pretty neat Easter egg in its newly-opened Zelda: Wind Waker HD site. Buried in the source code is none other than… the triforce.

This does appear to be an Easter egg, as the triforce code has no impact on the site itself. It’s displayed in a comments block – meaning it doesn’t influence the site’s look or functionality.

I suppose Nintendo wanted fans to do a little digging and come across this little discovery for themselves!

Thanks to Jake for the tip.


Kotaku has compiled a massive feature on Nintendo’s Treehouse localization division. It’s filled with a bunch of incredibly interesting stories, facts, and more. We’ve pulled out a few quotes below, but encourage you to check out the full piece over at Kotaku.


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Prima’s Zelda Box Set comes with a bunch of things. You’ll get six Zelda Collector’s Edition strategy guides, a treasure chest book holder, a golden 2-sided metal Zelda bookmark, and a numbered certificate of authenticity with a signature and message from series producer Eiji Aonuma.

Here’s what we know about the certificate: it measures 8-1/2 x 5-1/2 and is printed on high quality textured art paper. The number on the certificate corresponds to the collector’s edition number for that box set.

As far as Aonuma’s mystery message is concerned, Prima said the following in a website posting: