As described in Jump, Unlimited World Rep is a “multi-action adventure” game. You’ll be able to team up with three others and experience events such as fishing, bug-catching, and treasure-hunting. It looks like additional elements other than battling can be done with four players as well.

Jump doesn’t list a release date or price for One Piece: Unlimited World Red. Maybe Namco Bandai will have a more specific window to share when the game is officially announced.

Shin Megami Tensei IV gameplay trailer

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Zen Pinball 2 update now available

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There’s a new Zen Pinball 2 update waiting for Wii U players. Developer Zen Studios confirmed on Twitter that the patch fixes a few connectivity issues.

Here’s the relevant tweet in full:

Wii U players, we’ve updated Zen Pinball 2 to fix some connectivity issues. Download and get flippin!
— Zen Studios (@zen_studios) May 23, 2013

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Animal Crossing: New Leaf commercial

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More Swords & Soldiers 3D footage

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Another Project X Zone demo coming to Europe in June

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Namco Bandai prepared a “Lethal Surprise” demo for Project X Zone. This was released today. Another demo, “Dark Hours”, is scheduled for June 27 and features action in a Ghosts ‘n Goblins stage.

No word yet on when these two demos will be made available in North America.

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Video: Watch some guy in a Donkey Kong costume try to scare people

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Neko Entertainment bringing The Mysterious Cities of Gold to Wii U, 3DS

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Neko Entertainment has a new game lined up for the Wii U and 3DS: The Mysterious Cities of Gold.

Perhaps that name sounds familiar to some of you. The project is based on the same French/Japanese animated series that originally aired in the 1980s.

Only a few details about the game are known at present. Players will be able to switch between the heroes Esteban, Zia and Tao, and areas will be shown from a top-down perspective.

The Mysterious Cities of Gold will be available this fall.

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Jaleco may have quietly closed its doors

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Jaleco could be no more. Kotaku attempted to contact the company’s Tokyo office today, but there was no answer. A recording noted that the service was “no longer in service.” The blog of Jaleco president Takayasu Katou is also nowhere to be found online.

Game Yarou acquired Jaleco in 2009, though it continued to work on games. No website updates have been posted since 2011.

Jaleco delivered the promising but ultra-disappointing Kizuna for Wii. The company has been around since the early days of gaming with titles such as Bases Loaded for the NES.

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