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The Aqua Blue 3DS color variation will soon be discontinued in Japan. Nintendo is planning to phase out the model in the near future, though the company didn’t say why. Cosmo Black, Flare Red, Misty Pink, Ice White and Cobalt Blue colors will still be available.

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Update: According to Eurogamer’s Twitter account, Uprising sold 83,000 units.

Spirit Camera: The Cursed Memoir didn’t perform so well in its first month on the U.S. market. To put it simply, it was a relative bomb. NPD sales estimates place the game at less than 6,500 units sold.

Another recent 3DS title from Nintendo, Kid Icarus: Uprising, did quite well. We don’t have exact data for the game, but we do know it was the best-selling handheld release in the U.S. last month. Additionally, it managed to surpass hardware sales of the PlayStation Vita. Sony’s portable moved between 50,000 to 100,000 units last month, so Kid Icarus probably falls toward the higher end of that range.

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Square Enix has confirmed the pre-order bonus for Kingdom Hearts 3D and provided additional details.

Consumers will be provided with three AR cards that:

– Unlock one of the three rare Dream Eaters: Ursa Circus, Sudo Neku or Meowjesty
– Unlock R&R Seal Dream Eater
– Unlock the 360° viewing stand

Make sure you pre-order before the game’s launch date if you’d like to receive the AR cards – Kingdom Hearts 3D launches on July 31 in North America.

Source: Square Enix PR


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Level-5 has updated the Time Travelers website with some meaty content. It was essentially in a teaser state prior to today.

You can access the site here.

The site has brought along a bunch of details (just a few are old), which we’ve summarized below.

– Year 2031: Humans have mad a 2000 meter “Space Elevator” in Tokyo Bay
– “Lost Hole” disaster destroys the city 18 years later
– People are able to recover quickly from this
– Tokyo becoming a larger and more modern city
– Game begins with announcer Hina Fushimi interviewing the once great scientist Kyugo Shindo
– Research facility the two students are in suffers an explosion during the interview
– Result could be a 50 kilometer blast zone if the explosions continue
– Mikoto: A high school girl who appears before each of the five main characters. Each character encounters a slightly different Mikoto, with different clothing and atmosphere.
– Five versions of Mikoto
– Hina Fushimi: An idol female announcer who’s out for the scoop on the mysterious terrorist known as Dokuro the Beast.
– Yuri Fukase: A top student who has a major secret a past incident.
– Soma Kamiya: A top detective with the police. His wife and children are taken hostage, and he’s ordered to perform a terrorist act. Does he choose to save his family, or the residents of Tokyo?
– Kyugo Shindo: A once great physicist who defrauded people of investment money claiming that he was making a time machine.
– Ressentiment: This thirty-year-old’s father stopped giving him his allowance, and his girlfriend of five years broke up with him. He refers to himself as a hero.
– “Full voice, full motion” drama mentioned on the site
– Quick Timer Event system included

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The images above were apparently taken from a recent Wii U GlobalTestMarket survey. Most of the “concept” shots have already been demonstrated in video form, but they’re interesting nonetheless.

Arguably the most important survey capture is the final shot in the gallery, which asks the user if he/she would purchase a Wii U for $300. Maybe it’s a sign of things to come for the console’s final price, assuming the survey is the real deal.

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Renegade Kid’s Jools Watsham is at it again with another large update about the company’s projects. In the video blog above, Watsham discusses Mutant Mudds 2 (which is practically a lock for 2013), release time frames for already-announced games, new ideas (such as a new 2D platformer), and more.


This shouldn’t come as a surprise given the multiplayer nature of Killer Freaks, but it looks like we have a confirmation that Ubisoft’s shooter will include online play.

Senior software engineer Olivier Cado is currently working on the possible Wii U launch title. In his LinkedIn profile, he Cado listed his role as an online/multiplayer programmer.

Surely we’ll receive more details about Killer Freaks during E3 next month.

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We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: Square Enix’s Bravely Default is a great-looking 3DS game. The company released a new batch of screenshots today, and even though the images are low-quality, we’re not concerned about the title’s visuals

You can find all of the new shots in the gallery above.



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