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FUNimation has nabbed the distribution rights for the Bayonetta: Bloody Fate full-length feature film in the United States in Canada.

A “sneak peek” of the English dub of Bayonetta: Bloody Fate will be shown at the Anime Expo early next month. Additionally, director Fuminori Kizaki will be on hand at the expo on July 5 for a special Q&A.

Here’s an official overview of Bayonetta: Bloody Fate:

From the team that brought you the Emmy nominated AFRO SAMURAI RESURRECTION, studio GONZO and internationally acclaimed director Fuminori Kizaki have come together once again to create this feature-length animated film based on the hugely popular video game franchise “BAYONETTA.” The film faithfully captures the extreme action and sexiness of the original, crafting a storyline that expands and further establishes the world of the sexy, shape shifting witch, Bayonetta.

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The idea of using two GamePads in games is something that was brought up back in the very early days of Wii U. However, we’re coming close to the system’s second anniversary, and Nintendo hasn’t capitalized on this just yet.

So what’s the deal? Shigeru Miyamoto shared an update with IGN, noting that while dual GamePad usage can still be done from a technical standpoint, Nintendo is “at a point where we don’t feel it’s realistic to expect people to purchase two GamePads yet.”

Miyamoto’s words in full:

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It isn’t Thursday yet, but a new Virtual Console release has landed on the North American 3DS and Wii U eShops. Super Dodge Ball is out now for download as of now. Pricing is set at $4.99.

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Update: Already gone on Amazon strangely, but the price is still valid at GameStop.

Atlus discounted the 3DS eShop version of Shin Megami Tensei IV to $25 yesterday. Now retailers are following up with sales of their own.

Amazon and GameStop both have Shin Megami Tensei IV for $20. The sale should last for about a week or so.

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Cocoro Line Defender is hitting the 3DS eShop next week, according to Moving Player. The line defense strategy game will launch in both North America and Europe.

Below is an official overview of the game:

In COCORO Line Defender, fight the ancestral battle between the 4 elements in this strategy game taking place in a mythological Japan. Battle your enemies and defend your clan using your units and the protecting Yokos ‘advice. Conquer the COCORO islands using more than 90 unit combinations and explore this unique mythical universe!

Cocoro Line Defender is priced at $4.99 / €3.99. A trailer can be found above.

Source: Moving Player PR

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