Mario Kart Wii tournament – Twilight House race
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Course: Twilight House
Objective: Finish the race
Restriction: Wii Wheel only
Tournament date: 7/15 – 7/25
Okamiden getting collector’s edition in Japan
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Contents – ¥8000 (about $90):
– Game
– Box
– Soundtrack
– DVD
– Storybook with illustrations
– Plush figure keyring
– Earphones
– Celestial brush stylus if ordered from Capcom’s online store
Alright…I have to find a way to convince Capcom to bring this to North America.
Last Window: The Secret of Cape West boxart
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New Super Mario Bros. Wii has become the best-selling console title in Japan since Super Mario Bros.
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New Super Mario Bros. Wii has reached a significant milestone this month in Japan. Based on data aggregated from Famitsu/Enterbrain, the title is now the best-selling console title since Super Mario Bros. The game has surpassed the likes of Dragon Quest VIII, Wii Fit, Wii Sports and even Dragon Quest VII. To date, New Super Mario Bros. Wii has sold 3,894,356 units in Japan.
Last Window: The Secret of Cape West official announcement, details
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CAN YOU SOLVE THE MYSTERY IN TIME?
Kyle Hyde is back for another thrilling adventure in Last Window: The Secret of Cape West
15th July 2010 – Love film noir? Love mystery novels, but want influence over the plot? Get your detective head on for Last Window: The Secret of Cape West which launches exclusively on Nintendo DS family of consoles on 17th September 2010. Those familiar with Hotel Dusk: Room 215 on Nintendo DS will remember Kyle Hyde – the dark and mysterious character who now returns in Last Window: The Secret of Cape West for another quest to discover the truth.
Last Window is a thrilling and challenging interactive novel packed with hidden mysteries which players must unravel one piece at a time. Just like a great book, players will not only need to hold the Nintendo DS vertically, they will find the ever-twisting storyline so captivating they’ll not want to put it down.
Media Create software sales (7/5 – 7/11)
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1. [Wii] Wii Party – 235,000 / NEW
2. [PS3] White Knight Chronicles 2 – 176,000 / NEW
3. [DS] Inazuma Eleven 3 – 98,000 / 603,000
4. [DS] Harvest Moon: Twin Villages – 64,000 / NEW
5. [DS] Taiko Drum Master DS: Dororon! Battle With the Ghouls!! – 31,000 / 100,000
6. [Wii] Super Mario Galaxy 2 – 26,000 / 675,000
7. [360] Crackdown 2 – 15,000 / NEW
8. [DS] Tomodachi Collection – 13,000 / 3,318,000
9. [PS3] World Soccer Winning Eleven 2010: Blue Samurai Challenge – 12,000 / 173,000
10. [PSP] World Soccer Winning Eleven 2010: Blue Samurai Challenge – 12,000 / 113,000
11. [DS] Art Academy
12. [DS] LovePlus +
13. [DS] Tokimeki Memorial: Girl’s Side 3rd Story
14. [Wii] Wii Fit Plus
15. [Wii] New Super Mario Bros. Wii
16. [PSP] Boku no Natsuyasumi Portable 2: Nazo Nazo Shimai to Chinbotsusen no Himitsu
17. [PS3] BlazBlue: Continuum Shift
18. [PS3] Totori no Atelier: Arland no Renkinjutsushi 2
19. [PS2] World Soccer Winning Eleven 2010: Aoki Samurai no Chousen
20. [Wii] Mario Kart Wii
21. [DS] Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2
22. [PSP] Monster Hunter Portable 2nd (PSP the Best)
23. [360] Monster Hunter Frontier Online
24. [PSP] Hatsune Miku: Project Diva [Dekkai Ohaidoku-han / Ohaidoku-han]
25. [Wii] Xenoblade
26. [DS] Digimon Story: Lost Evolution
27. [PS3] Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City
28. [DS] Tamagotchi no Pichi Pichi Omisecchi
29. [PSP] Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker
30. [DS] Toy Story 3
Pictures from “The Stars of Famicom Games”
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The pictures above “The Stars of Famicom Games.” The book is actually quite old, but there are some neat things to be seen. There are a few images of Shigeru Miyamoto (as well as Koji Kondo) in his early years, a picture of Takashi Tezuka’s desk which includes SEGA Mega Drive games, and shots of how Famicom cartridges were created.
