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Update: Clarified a few details and added in some Decode system information.


Digimon World Re:Digitize is coming to the 3DS. The latest issue of V-Jump reveals that Namco Bandai will be bringing the new game to Nintendo’s handheld sometime this year.

Decode is an enhanced port of the original PSP title. V-Jump says that the game will include two brand new storyline chapters, one of which involves Omegamon X-Antibody as well as new Digimon. Information regarding the added story elements will be included in V-Jump’s May issue.

This new version of the game will possess a new “Decode” system. By raising a Digimon’s level through training, it will become more powerful through improved stats.

Take a look at the first scan of Digimon World Re:Digitize Decode above.


The Fire Emblem: Awakening art book was handed out to GameStop customers. It was an exclusive pre-order bonus prior to the game’s North American launch.

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UK retailer GAME is handing out a unique bonus with all Luigi’s Mansion 2 pre-orders. Reserve the game and you’ll receive a free Boo stress ball.

We’ve posted a photo of the pre-order bonus above. For more information, visit GAME’s product page here.

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ATV Wild Ride 3D inches one step closer to a release on the 3DS eShop. Renegade Kid co-founder has confirmed on Twitter that the digital title has been approved by Nintendo of America, which is pretty much the last step in the submission process. It’ll now be up to Nintendo to decide when ATV Wild Ride 3D will hit the eShop.

Watsham also noted that ATV Wild Ride 3D has been submitted to Japan. The game needs “a final seal of approval” before hitting the Japanese eShop.

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Runner2 footage

Posted on 12 years ago by (@NE_Brian) in Videos, Wii U eShop | 0 comments

Thanks to NR for the tip.



Nintendo actually posted this video to its YouTube account. The year of Luigi has begun!


Thankfully, Activision won’t be charging $60 for The Amazing Spider-Man Ultimate Edition. When the game launches – on March 5 in North America and March 8 in Europe – it will only cost $40. Originally, The Amazing Spider-Man launched in June 2012.

A rundown of the DLC and features included in the Wii U version can be found below.



Nintendo has posted the English translation of the Iwata Asks Wii Street U discussion. Access the conversation here. In the talk, Nintendo president Satoru Iwata chats with some of the developers behind the Wii U app.



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