Nintendo Direct details new 3DS games (Europe)
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Latest Nintendo Direct features a host of upcoming first-party, third-party and downloadable games as well as two new Nintendo 3DS XL bundles
5th October 2012 – Nintendo 3DS took centre stage in yesterday’s European Nintendo Direct presentation, with further details released on upcoming titles such as Paper Mario: Sticker Star, Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate and a host of new downloadable games coming to Nintendo eShop.
The latest game in a franchise dating back to Nintendo 64, Paper Mario: Sticker Star will launch across Europe on 7th December and introduces a new sticker dynamic to Mario’s paper-craft world. Stickers are dotted around the landscape and can be peeled off and collected to bestow unique powers and special moves upon Mario. Players will even be able to make their own stickers using items found throughout their adventure.
Tons of Animal Crossing: Jump Out details
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NeoGAF member “StreetsAhead” took the time to translate a whole slew of details from today’s Animal Crossing: Jump Out Nintendo Direct. This information batch covers gameplay details, town residents, items, locations, and lots. more.
Head past the break for all of the details.
Nintendo Direct (10/5/12, Japan) – Animal Crossing: Jump Out
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Professor Layton vs. Ace Attorney boxart
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Japanese Monster Hunter Ultimate 3 Wii U boxart
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More new Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate Wii U screenshots
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Looks like the Wii U supply will be limited in Japan
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Japanese blog Sinobi is reporting that Wii U supply will be limited in Japan. The tidbit comes from Nintendo’s most-recent retailer meeting.
Consumers will be able to choose from three Wii U products in Japan: the Basic Set, Premium Set, and Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate bundle. It’s the Basic set that will apparently have the most stock.
Sinobi didn’t share specific numbers since it didn’t want to negatively impact big retailers. The fact of the matter is that the number of units available will be lower than originally expected, and Japanese consumers could have a tough time placing a pre-order.
Adventure Time: Hey Ice King! Why’d you steal our garbage? footage
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Shennong and Momiji confirmed for Warriors Orochi 3 Hyper, screenshots
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