Cobalt Blue 3DS, new bundles announced for Japan
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A new 3DS color will soon be available in Japan. Nintendo sent out a announcement today that the Cobalt Blue 3DS will be released in the territory on March 22 for 15,000 yen.
The company has also revealed a few new bundles:
Monster Hunter Tri G Hunter Pack – March 17 release, 19,800 yen (Black or Red colors)
Super Mario 3D Land Pack – March 24 release, 19,800 yen (White or Pink colors) – Super Mario Bros. (NES) pre-installed
Fire Emblem: Awakening – April 19 release, 19,800 yen (Cobalt Blue) – Nintendo store exclusive
New Dragon Quest Monsters: Terrys Wonderland 3D screenshots
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Stan Lee to be playable in The Amazing Spider-Man
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The Amazing Spider-Man will allow users to play as legendary comic book writer Stan Lee. Of course, he is responsible for the creation of Spider-Man, Iron Man, Thor, and plenty of other characters.
Lee delivered the news while speaking with Addiction of Fiction.
This will be the first time that Lee will be playable in a video game.
Pac-Man TV series in production for Fall 2013
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Pac-Man will be making his return to television after a twenty year hiatus. Pac-Man: The Adventure Begins will begin airing on Disney XD next fall.
Avi Arad, who has worked on the Spider-Man, Iron Man, and Hulk films, will be involved with the new show.
Arad said:
“What took you so long, Avi Arad? We’ve been waiting the executive producer of the Spider-Man and Iron Man films to get this project going for two years now. Originally slated for 2012, Pac-Man: The Adventure Begins follows the adventures of a high school-aged Pac-Man and pals as they, I dunno, go on wacky adventures?”
You can find the official press release after the break.
The Amazing Spider-Man screenshot
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Mario Party 9 hits stores this Friday (Europe)
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This Friday will see the latest addition to the ever-popular Mario Party franchise, Mario Party 9, launch in the UK, exclusively on Nintendo Wii.
Available to buy on the high street via Argos, Asda, Tesco, Dixons Stores Group, Gamespot, Sainsburys, Smyths Toys, Toys R Us, HMV, Blockbuster or online at Amazon, The Hut, Play.com, zavvi.co.uk, johnlewis.com and Littlewoods.com as well as most good games retailers, Mario Party 9 is a must-have for all Mario fans this March.
Another Kid Icarus: Uprising video
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37 minutes of Mario Party 9 footage
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First hour of PokePark 2: Wonders Beyond
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Aonuma comments on partnering with others for Zelda
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You may remember a statement made by Shigeru Miyamoto last year about the possibility of Retro Studios working on Zelda. Miyamoto had said that the series “might be a possible franchise for that collaboration.”
Zelda producer Eiji Aonuma recently offered his own thoughts about partnerships.
Aonuma told IGN:
“Nintendo’s developers will continue to work on a number of different titles, and I think that we will have to rely on outside companies for graphics and other elements that require massive resources. I’m satisfied when the cooperation between Nintendo and other companies becomes something meaningful for both parties.”
Aonuma also told the site that there have been a number of partnerships for the Zelda series over the past decade. Capcom worked on Oracle of Seasons, Oracle of Ages, The Minish Cap, and Four Swords while Grezzo brought the enhanced Ocarina of Time 3D port to the 3DS. Nintendo even collaborated with Xenoblade developer Monolith Soft on Skyward’s Sword’s graphics.