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Did you miss out on the retail release of Nano Assault? If so, then you should pay close attention to this news update!

Shin’en is working on a re-release of Nano Assault for the eShop. The game is scheduled to hit the North American and European stores with new game modes and options.

More information is promised soon.

Shin’en tweeted earlier today:

“‘Nano Assault EX’ is coming to the 3DS eShop (EU+US) ! Based on the original release but with new game modes & options.. more info soon!”

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This week’s Nintendo Download update is as follows:

This week’s Nintendo Download includes the following featured content:

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The Lost Town – The Jungle – A mysterious meteorite landed in the Amazon jungle, cloaking the land in darkness and causing villagers and animals to go insane. You must locate the meteorite and use your elite combat skills to help get rid of it. (For Nintendo 3DS / Nintendo DSi)

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Dinosaur Office: Coffee Run (available Aug. 3 at 6 a.m. PT) – The only thing worse than extinction: a coffee shortage. Watch Dinosaur Office on Nintendo Video this week. (For Nintendo 3DS)

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REDMOND, Wash.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Nintendo has announced that the second series of Kid Icarus: Uprising AR Card packs will be distributed at a number of events starting Aug. 3. Building upon the popular first series of cards distributed around the launch of the game, the Series 2 AR Cards feature different characters, enemies, weapons and items that appear in Kid Icarus: Uprising. Also, for the first time, players will find AR Cards representing various locations found within the game.

The game recognizes these specially designed cards when viewed using the built-in camera of the Nintendo 3DS system. Viewing an AR Card with the game also unlocks the corresponding Idol on the AR Card, which reveals additional information about that card. Placing down two AR Cards at once will initiate an AR Card Battle in which players can watch the two Idols engage in combat. With the location AR Cards now available in Series 2, these AR Battles can even take place on backgrounds from different locations in the game. Players can even snap photos when the AR Card characters come to life, and then view them within the Nintendo 3DS Camera application. Kid Icarus: Uprising is available now on Nintendo 3DS.

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Thanks to 4Him for the tip.

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Arc System Works is releasing yet another “Family” sports game for the Japanese eShop. The latest one, Family Beach Volleyball 3D, is launching next week for 500 yen. Screenshots and art have been posted above.

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Famitsu has posted another update on its website today for Fantasy Life. We have more new screenshots, art, and details for the game, mostly pertaining to available jobs.

Take a look at the latest Fantasy Life content below.

– Fantasy Life is like an open world RPG
– Kingdom Soldiers: keep peace and harmony in the village
– Chase criminals, defeat monsters, protect the village
– Wizards: specialize in magic
– Wizards can make fireballs, heal friendly characters
– No differentiation between white and black mages
– Each job has a different mentor and if you pick this job a black cat named Krome teaches you the ways of the wizard
– Hunters: one with nature and can attack enemies from afar using a bow
– These guys can also gather fruits and vegetables on the field and bring them back to town.
– Mercenaries don’t belong to any country
– Mercenaries travel from place to place as a hired sword looking for their next job
– They live life without ties

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Little King’s Story made its debut on Wii, but the sequel switched things up by going to the PlayStation Vita. The original was very well received on Nintendo’s console, so what prompted the move?

When asked about the platform change, assistant producer Takanori Murayama said:

“There are three reasons for this. One, the using of the touch panel made the game’s controls much easier. The touch panel enables the users to scout dozens of citizens together which improved the operations. Two, the high resolution graphics enabled to depict many characters at once inside the screen. The movement and the depiction of the many characters in its world is what makes this game fun. Last but not least, the network affinity is high, therefore it is easy to buy avatars and other items on the PS Store. In the PS Store, users can purchase additional items which is another appealing point.”

You know… the Wii U offers everything that Murayama mentioned. The GamePad has a touchscreen, the console can output HD visuals, and DLC can be made possible. Who knows – maybe we’ll see Little King’s Story on Wii U.

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