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Update: It’s JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure All Star Battle for PlayStation 3. A trailer can be seen here. And so our coverage of this mystery ends on Nintendo Everything!


As it turns out, there’s more teasing to be had for Namco Bandai’s All Star Battle.

Yet another update has arrived on the project’s official site. It now says “0 day” with all images filled in.

Could this be the final update? Will we be receiving an announcement soon?


The Arc Style series continues on the Japanese eShop. Arc System Works released the latest entry today, Baseball 3D. It’s available for 500 yen.

Arc Style: Baseball 3D contains tournament and exhibition modes, customization, and a local multiplayer offering.

Screenshots from the title have been posted above.


Out of Nintendo’s entire stable of franchises, Hiroyuki Takahashi has said that he’d be most interested in working on Donkey Kong.

The Camelot president told Nintendo Gamer in its July issue that the series “would prove really interesting” since its “games are full of surprises.” He pointed to Donkey Kong 64 specifically in his response.

Speaking of Donkey Kong 64, Takahashi noted that he “would love to make a sequel to it.”

Perhaps this could happen… one day. Camelot does have a pretty close relationship with Nintendo, though the company has mostly stuck to Mario Tennis and Golden Sun titles in recent years.

Thanks to joclo for the tip.



Scan the QR code above with your to add Denise Richards to your Mii collection. This does seem random on Nintendo’s part, but I guess there are some folks out there who’d be interested in bringing the actress to their 3DS.


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Wondering who’s making Naruto SD Powerful Shippuden? The studio is none other than Inti Creates.

You may know Inti Creates as the developer behind Mega Man 9 and 10. It also made the Mega Man Zero games and Gal*Gun.


New Super Mario Bros. 2 has received its final price point on the North American eShop. It’ll cost $39.99 for the game download.

Using the eShop is one of three possible methods available for New Super Mario Bros. 2 purchases. You can obviously buy a full, boxed version or you can pick up a download code from retailers.

In the end it won’t make sense for a good portion of consumers to purchase the new Mario title directly from the eShop, especially with some of the boxed deals that have been floating around already. Some retailers may decided to discount their download codes at certain points, too.

Thanks to Jake for the tip.



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