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Posted on 13 years ago by (@NE_Brian) in 3DS, DS, News | 0 comments

Quest For Zhu (DS) – E
Skylanders Spyro’s Adventure (3DS) – E10+
Aliens: Infestation (DS) – T
NCIS 3D: Based on the TV Series (3DS) – T
Just SING! 80s Collection (DSi) – T
ZhuZhu Babies (DS) – E
Marvel Super Hero Squad: The Infinity Gauntlet (3DS) – E10+


If you’re sick of your 3DS for some reason and want something with a little more spice, you’d do well to sign up for Square Enix’s latest contest offering, which will allow one user to win a nice black version of the console branded with some one of a kind Heroes of Ruin artwork on the top, and the logo for the game on the inside.

Sounds like a pretty good piece of bragging material if you ask me! You can sign up here.

Via CVG


Edit: Apparently I’m once again forbidden from embedding Youtube videos. Gonna have to talk to Valay… Haha.

You can watch it here in the meantime. I wasn’t really too interested in Xenoblade, but after seeing the atmosphere here I’m a lot more stricken with grief that we have no official North American release date!

This is footage from a piece of map that didn’t make it into the final game, being played on a Wii emulator. Looks great, but there could technically be some spoilers in here!



The graphics on the Wii U sure look nice.

I’ve not had much interest in the Assassin’s Creed franchise since playing the first and second ones extensively at a friend’s house, but it’s turned into something of a massive series, and now it’s coming to Wii U. The question is, which one is coming to Wii U? We’re not sure, but apparently it’s not the next entry in the series, Assassin’s Creed: Revelations.

This comes from the Ubisoft CEO who said in an interview that this is something else entirely. Perhaps a mini-game collection? Dance party remake? I’ll keep my fingers crossed!

Also, no, that screenshot is not from the Wii U. Don’t be ridiculous. It just happens to be the only AC photo we have in our stock right now.

Via VG247


Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D probably isn’t the game most fans were expecting. What originally seemed like a full-on remake, set with a graphical overhaul, is turning out to be an enhanced port. That alone has caused the title to receive some negative attention, not to mention that it didn’t see the most glowing previews at E3.

There’s still time to work through the kinks. Hopefully the development team is taking criticism into consideration. Producer Yoshikazu Matsuhana has also said that Snake Eater 3 will feature “well-received elements from MGS4 and Peace Walker”.

“The player controls and some other well-received elements from MGS4 and Peace Walker have been implemented into the game. The camera from Subsistence has been adopted, as well as elements of the free roaming camera system that was implemented in MGS4 and Peace Walker.”

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LTD

DS – 49,155,483
360 – 27,818,373
PS3 – 17,153,921
Wii – 35,894,494
3DS – 832,000

YTD

DS – 1,850,732
360 – 2,423,214
PS3 – 1,691,948
Wii – 1,744,870
3DS – 832,000

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3D Classics Xevious (3DS: Nintendo, £5.40)
Game & Watch Gallery (3DS Virtual Console: Nintendo, £2.70)
99Bullets (DSi, 3DS: EnjoyUp Games, £4.50, 500 DSi Points)
AfterZoom (3DS, DSiWare: Abylight, £4.50, 500 DSi Points)
Jagged Alliance (3DS, DSiWare: Cypronia, £4.50, 500 DSi Points)

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CLASSIC OVERHEAD SHOOTER XEVIOUS AVAILABLE IN 3D NOW VIA THE NINTENDO eSHOP

Check out the latest content available now on Nintendo eShop and Nintendo DSi Shop

Get ready to go deep behind enemy lines in XEVIOUS as this intense Nintendo Entertainment System classic gets revamped in 3D for Nintendo 3DS.


The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword and Other Top 2011 Releases to Make Public Playable Debut at Leading Pop-Culture Event

REDMOND, Wash., July 18, 2011 – Nintendo is returning to Comic-Con in San Diego this year, and fans will have a lot to get excited about. In addition to top Nintendo 3DS™ games releasing this holiday season such as Super Mario™, Mario Kart™ and Kid Icarus™: Uprising, The Legend of Zelda™: Skyward Sword for Wii™ will make its public playable debut in North America, letting players experience Link’s latest motion-controlled adventure firsthand. In addition to Nintendo’s booth at the show (#5135), multiple activities will take place at a special Nintendo Gaming Lounge for Comic-Con attendees in the San Diego Ballroom at the Marriott Marquis & Marina at 333 W. Harbor Drive, adjacent to the San Diego Convention Center.

Games that are scheduled to be playable at the Nintendo Gaming Lounge include:



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