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The first batch of Game Gear titles will be released on the eShop on March 14. The GG Shinobi, Sonic & Tales 2, and Dragon Crystal Shirani’s Maze will be available for 300 yen each.

VC Game Gear titles might be one of the topics discussed on Nintendo Direct, which is set to begin in thirty minutes.

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Unlike the past few Nintendo Directs, today’s presentation (or should I say presentations) will be streamed in the wee hours of the morning.

Here’s a quick run-through of the events:

Japanese Nintendo Direct – 6 AM EST / 3 AM PST
European Nintendo Direct – 7 AM EST / 4 AM PST (still not entirely sure about this, but it’s 1 PM CET for sure)
North American Nintendo Direct – 9 AM EST / 6 AM PST

I’m starting to get the feeling that the European Nintendo Direct will be the same presentation as the Japanese one, but with subtitles. Still, Nintendo of Europe is promising “European specific updates after the presentation finishes.”

As usual, I’ll embed a live-stream of the Japanese Nintendo Direct a few minutes before it begins… maybe 5:45 AM or so. As far as the European/North American shows go, check back regularly on the site for updates.


Pipeworks Software is in possession of Wii U development kits and are currently creating a new title for the console.

Game designer Jess Kappeler wrote the following on his LinkedIn profile:

“During my time at Pipeworks I have shipped five games as a lead designer and four as a game designer across multiple platforms, including PC, Xbox 360, XBLA, PSN and Wii. I am currently working on an unannounced game for Nintendo’s Wii U console.”

Pipeworks Software’s previous games include Zumba Fitness and uDraw Studio.

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Nintendo Power has released a public preview of this month’s magazine. Titles featured include Kingdom Hearts 3D, Skylanders Giants, Xenoblade, and Extreme Escape Adventures: Good People Die. The issue arrives on newsstands on February 28 and is available now for subscribers.

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Funky Barn 3D – 6.0
Mario Party 9 – 8.0
Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D – 9.0
PokePark 2: Wonders Beyond – 5.5
Rhythm Heaven Fever – 8.0
Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor 2 – 8.0
Tekken 3D Prime Edition – 7.5

Thanks to Jake for the tip!



Metroid will be hitting the Japanese eShop on February 29 for 500 yen.

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Game of the Year – 3DS

Dead or Alive: Dimensions
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D
Mario Kart 7
Sonic Generations
Super Mario 3D Land (readers and staff)
Super Street Fighter IV: 3D Edition

Game of the Year – Wii

Bit.Trip Complete
Kirby’s Return to Dream Land
The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword (readers and staff)
Rayman Origins
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 12: The Masters

Game of the Year – DS

Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective (staff)
Kirby Mass Attack
Okamiden
Pokemon Black and White (readers)
Professor Layton and the Last Spector
Solatorobo: Red the Hunter


Although Disney hasn’t confirmed it, numerous pieces of evidence suggest that Epic Mickey 2 is in development. If the speculation is to be believed, Junction Point is preparing the game for the Wii (and possibly Wii U), PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360.

We might be hearing something official about the game next month. The latest Nintendo Power is making the rounds, and the magazine’s teaser page for their April issue says the following:

“There will be no fooling around when it comes to our April issue. We’ll have the final word of Kid Icarus: Uprising and Xenoblade Chronicles in our full reviews, and get an exclusive whiff of a top-secret title that promises to make your head spin.”

In reference to the “top-secret title”, Nintendo Power included a pair of ears that are apparently very reminiscent of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit.

We don’t have an image of the teaser page yet, but we’ll add it into this post once we get our hands on a photo.

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Namco Bandai is more than open to porting Wii titles to Nintendo’s latest handheld. They’ve already brought Pac-Man Party to the 3DS, and the latest issue of Famitsu reveals that the company will now be release Ennichi no Tatsujin for the system.

New to the 3DS version is gyro sensor support and facial recognition features using the portable’s built-in cameras. Original play styles are being added to the game.

Namco Bandai is giving Ennichi no Tatsujin a slight name change. The 3DS edition will be titled “Minna no Ennichi”.

Minna no Ennichi will be hitting Japan on May 24 for 3,990 yen.

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