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Atlus will be releasing another Durarara!! character for Devil Survivor 2: Record Breaker in Japan next week. Players will be able to get their hands on Shizuo Heiwajima, who uses a special move where he uses traffic signs, cars, and vending machines that have various effects. Shizuo is due out on February 12.

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This week’s Wii U eShop charts are as follows:

Software

1. Metroid Prime Trilogy
2. Punch-Out!!
3. NES Remix 2
4. EarthBound
5. Super Mario World
6. Super Mario Galaxy 2
7. Super Mario Bros. 2
8. Super Metroid
9. Super Mario Bros. 3
10. Mario Kart 8
11. Super Mario Kart
12. NES Remix
13. Golden Sun
14. The Wonderful 101
15. Yoshi’s Island: Super Mario Advance 3
16. Duck Hunt
17. Super Mario Bros.
18. Zelda: A Link to the Past
19. Super Smash Bros. for Wii U
20. The Legend of Zelda

Videos

1. Mario Party 10 Trailer
2. Kirby and the Rainbow Curse Trailer
3. New 3DS XL Trailer
4. Zelda: Majora’s Mask 3D Gameplay Trailer
5. Yoshi’s Woolly World E3 2014 Trailer
6. Blek Trailer
7. Nintendo Direct: 1/14/15
8. Meme Run Trailer
9. Hyrule Warriors amiibo Trailer
10. NES Remix 2 – Find Luigi: Super Mario Bros. 2 Stage 11
11. amiibo Launch Announcement
12. Citizens of Earth Trailer
13. Mario Maker E3 2014 Trailer
14. Introducing amiibo
15. Xenoblade Chronicles X Exploration Trailer
16. Captain Toad TV Spot
17. Elliot Quest Trailer
18. Upcoming Fire Emblem Teaser Trailer
19. Nintendo Minute – Captain Toad New Levels
20. Code Name STEAM amiibo Trailer

Source: Wii U eShop

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This week’s video additions to the Wii U/3DS eShops are as follows:

Wii U

eShop Card Sizzle Reel
Big Hero 6 Battle in the Bay Trailer
Etrian Mystery Dungeon – Landsknecht
Tri-Strip Trailer
Puzzle Monkeys Trailer
Dolphin Up Trailer
How to Win at Smash Ep. 10

3DS

eShop Card Sizzle Reel
Big Hero 6 Battle in the Bay Trailer
Zelda: Majora’s Mask 3D Gameplay Video #2
Etrian Mystery Dungeon – Landsknecht
KAMI Trailer
How to Win at Smash Ep. 10

Source: Wii U/3DS eShops

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Posted on 9 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Wii U eShop | 5 Comments

Nintendo put out a few Wii games on the eShop over the past few weeks. Naturally, these were all first-party titles.

Destructoid attempted to reach Nintendo in hopes of finding out if the company has plans to make third-party titles available on the eShop. It should come as no surprise that the site basically received a “no comment” response!

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Following Famitsu’s reveal earlier this week, Masaya Games has now released official assets for Langrisser 3DS. We have a batch of screenshots and art above, plus character profiles below.

Ares is the main hero, a young bodyguard of the local lord, strong, honest and driven by a solid sense of justice.
Elma is the daughter of the priest of the local temple, she has a very positive and idealistic personality.

Toi is a mysterious tactician who has lost all memories of her childhood. She has unique combat skills and knowledge, but she doesn’t talk very much, nor expresses her emotions easily.

Rosalia is a brave knight of noble birth. She serves as the leader of the knights under the local lord. She has the dignity of a leader, but she can be quite romantic at times.

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Another round of Splatoon details have been translated from this week’s issue of Famitsu (thanks StreetsAhead). You’ll find them below.

-The interview is with producer Hisashi Nogami, who is known as the director of every Animal Crossing up to City Folk, and directors Yusuke Amano, who also directed NSMB2, and Tsubasa Sakaguchi, who was a character designer on Twilight Princess and art director on Nintendo Land.
-The Inkling city (where the plaza is) is known as ‘Highcolor/Haikara City’ in Japanese.
-The concept of two teams of four shooting ink in a turf battle has been there since the original prototype, even though the characters where tofu-like blocks at the time.
-They experimented with other team sizes, but found with more than four players felt like they had little effect on battles, and with less than four that they had too much responsibility.
-Killing/attacking opponents online to prevent them from painting ink is just one strategy to win. You get no points or advantage directly from doing so.
-Hero mode uses basically the same controls as online matches, so anyone with difficulty in the can use the hero mode to practice.
-Ideally, you’ll be matched with players of a similar rank to you (based off of experience points earned in matches). If not enough players, they’ll put you with people further away from your rank. If there’s only 8 players, you’ll be matched together.
-While online is focused on just painting the ground, hero mode focuses on using the ink to move forward.
-Amano says he wants you to be able to look at the map on the GamePad and see where needs to be worked on for your team.
-No way to directly communicate with people you’ve been randomly matched with. They will appear post-match in your Plaza, where you can check out their gear, weapons, and comment.
-They picked squids because they were the best at representing the gameplay present in the prototype.
-Music for stages is random. Possible that I’m misunderstanding, but each player will have a different song while playing.
-Music is designed to be the sort that would be popular with the young Inklings involved with the turf battles.
-Rather than making some huge number of stages, they want to create stages that feel different when you use different weapon combinations.
-You don’t earn money for gear in single player for balance reasons. Someone could grind money in hero mode and have their first online match with high level gear.
-In the final stages of development now.
-Aiming for, more or less, a simultaneous worldwide release.
-They plan on supporting the title post-release.

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