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SEGA is working on a demo for Hatsume Miku: Project Mirai DX, which is due out in Japan on May 13.

The demo features touch and button modes. “LOL -lots of laugh-” (Music by KeN, Lyrics by Endcape) and “Senbonzakura” (Music and Lyrics by Kuruusa P (White Flame)) will be included as two select songs. Those who have save data from Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai 2 can import their username and “My Phrase”, level of friendship between characters, and more into the demo.

There’s no word yet on whether the Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX demo will be distributed in the west. We’re certainly hoping that it will be!

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Unity Games Japan prepared a new trailer for Wind-Up Knight below. It can be found below.

Image & Form recently took on a batch of community questions and answered them in a new video. Fans asked about platform-specific features, amiibo, and more. All of Image & Form’s answers are in the video below.

With Xenoblade Chronicles X’s arrival in Japan this week, some fans are now starting to get their hands on the neat-looking Wii U bundle. Take a look at the gallery below for some photos.

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New footage from Arc System Works’ Downtown Nekketsu Jidaigeki has been uploaded. You can view it below.

Mighty No. 9 launches for Wii U and other platforms on September 15 in North America and September 18 in other territories, Comcept announced today. Portable versions, including 3DS, “will follow at a later date.” Today’s announcement also confirms that Comcept has teamed up with Deep Silver for publishing duties, and the game will be sold at retail.

Comcept originally hoped to have Mighty No. 9 ready this spring, but the extra time and partnership with Deep Silver allows for extra things. The title will feature Japanese and French voiceovers, extra subtitles languages, and the entire Ray DLC set – featuring an extra level, boss, and playable characters. All of this content will be free to Kickstarter backers and those who purchase the physical version.

Head past the break for a Q&A explaining why Comcept partnered with Deep Silver, why Mighty No. 9 is delayed, and the 3DS delay.

5pb. is planning two new scenarios for Corpse Party: Blood Covered …Repeated Fear. The first will be included in the base game, but a second will be available as a first-print bonus.

Three characters will star in the scenario, which was made by the games’ original creators Team GrisGris. Additional information can be found in the summary below.

“Firefly of Everlasting Darkness” Chapter

This chapter sees Yoshiki struck on the head with a hammer by Yoshikaze on the verge of dying within moments.

Just in the knick of time, though, Tomohiro manages to save him, with the two of them swearing to each other that they’ll both make it out alive.

But soon enough, the spirit of a dead girl appears before them…

Consumers in Japan can obtain the extra scenario with a DLC code in all retail versions of the game.

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Zen Studios released a new trailer for Star Wars Pinball’s Star Wars Rebels table, which you can watch below. The DLC is due out this Thursday on Wii U.

NintenDaan has uploaded a bunch of footage from Wind-up Knight 2. You can watch it all below.

Nintendo will be promoting the upcoming launch of Splatoon on May 15 with a special celebrity event. Teams of celebrities will participate in “Splatoon Mess Fest”, which will have them navigating a massive ink-filled obstacle course inspired by the game. Events will be inspired by elements found in Splatoon.

Just one celebrity has been confirmed thus far: Disney’s Joey Bragg from Liv and Maddie. Nintendo will announce additional celebrities in the future, and information will be shared on how fans can win a chance to participate in Splatoon Mess Fest soon.

Splatoon Mess Fest will take place on the Santa Monica Pier, the traditional end of historic Route 66, between 11 AM and 7 PM. The public can stop by and watch the proceedings. Additionally, attendees can go hands on with Splatoon’s Turf War multiplayer mode, and T-shirts will be available while supplies last.

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