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Remember the Okami announcement that was teased a couple of weeks back? You know, the one that had everyone praying for a new game in the series?

We soon learned that the tease was not at all related to a new entry, but something else entirely. That kind of deflated the hype.

So we can probably talk about this without a significant amount of disappointment, so long as expectations have been kept in check for the past few days.

Later this month, Capcom will release the “Okami Special Fan Box Book” in Japan. It includes a notebook, sticker sheet, ballpoint pen, coin purse/pounch, and a set of five labels. Pricing is set at 1,575 yen. It’s not the worst thing in the world (mainly for the very dedicated Okami fans like myself), but Capcom should really get on making a new Okami game!


If the Pikachu 3DS XL system is any indication, the Animal Crossing: New Leaf 3DS XL bundle will probably sell out pretty quickly. So if you’d like to ensure the product for yourself, you may want to pre-order.

We did notice that Best Buy is taking pre-orders for the Animal Crossing bundle. You can reserve the system here. Remember: in addition to the specially-designed system, it also comes with a built-in copy of Animal Crossing: New Leaf.


A.N.N.E managed to reach its Kickstarter goal just a short while ago. Developer Gamesbymo managed to secure the full $70,000 for the project.

The Wii U stretch goal is still within sight. Within the next ten days, Gamesbymo will need to raise a total of $150,000 to absolutely guarantee the game for Nintendo’s console. Something tells me that the Wii U won’t be completely out of the question if the stretch goal isn’t hit, but it’d be nice to see it reached in any case!


Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D and Animal Crossing: New Leaf will both be available through the eShop on their respective launch days. But if you’d prefer not to enter credit card information or redeem eShop codes, there is an alternative.

Best Buy is listing digital download versions of both Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D and Animal Crossing: New Leaf. The retailer will hand out codes that can be redeemed on the eShop.

So there you go – yet another option for downloading retail games digitally.


Dark Tonic Games is now an official Wii U developer. The company is planning two games for the eShop: a zombie defense tower title and another that “combines the craziness of games like Godzilla Destroy All Monsters and Power Stone for a fresh take on a Rampage-style game of multiplayer city destruction, with a bit of Earth Defense Force providing a completely different way to play the game.”

Creative director Eric Boosman gave an overview as to what Wii U owners can expect from the studio’s games while speaking with Nintendo Life:

We have a couple of games planned that really take advantage of the Wii U’s unique asymmetrical control possibilities and offer up some fresh gameplay.

One combines the craziness of games like Godzilla Destroy All Monsters and Power Stone for a fresh take on a Rampage-style game of multiplayer city destruction, with a bit of Earth Defense Force providing a completely different way to play the game.


Update: Added more details.

Content have started to leak out of CoroCoro, and as promised, it contains a new feature on Pokemon X/Y. The magazine coverage is highlighted by the reveal of four new Pokemon.

You can find the latest information about the game below.

– Four new Pokemon: Yayakoma, Yanchan, Gogoat, Electric-type lizard
– Yayakoma is a Normal/Flying-type robin
– Yanchan is a Fighting-type panda
– Gogoat is a Grass-type mountain goat
– Gogoat shown using Horn Leech, which was Sawsbuck’s signature move
– Yamchan and the lizard are shown using two new moves: Parting Remark and Barabora Change
– Mounts seem to have been introduced since the player is shown riding Gohgohto
– New Pokedex design is like a tablet
– New region: “Karos”
– Can choose from one of three skin and hair colors
– Main city is Miare
– Miare seems to be a large, French-inspired city with an open-air market

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