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Spot the Differences: Party! is on track for a North American and European release this week. It’ll be available on Thursday for $5 / €5.

The game features 360 high-definition scenes and 3,600 differences to find. Those who are playing alone can experience Spot the Differences: Party! with the GamePad or Wiimote.

The following multiplayer modes are also supported for up to four players:

· In synchronous multiplayer mode, one player plays on the Gamepad while others play with Wii Remotes. They compete on who finds more differences.
· In turn-based multiplayer mode, players play in turn on the gamepad. In the end of each round, they get a synchronous replay on the TV to see who found differences fastest.

You can view Spot the Differences: Party! screenshots above.


The latest Wii U/3DS-specific UK software sales are as follows:

Wii U

1. Rayman Legends – Ubisoft
2. Disney Infinity – Disney Interactive
3. Pikmin 3 – Nintendo
4. The Wonderful 101 – Nintendo
5. Nintendo Land – Nintendo
6. New Super Luigi U – Nintendo
7. New Super Mario Bros. U – Nintendo
8. LEGO City: Undercover – Nintendo
9. Splinter Cell: Blacklist – Ubisoft
10. Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed – SEGA

3DS

1. Animal Crossing: New Leaf – Nintendo
2. Mario Kart 7 – Nintendo
3. Luigi’s Mansion 2 – Nintendo
4. Mario & Luigi: Dream Team – Nintendo
5. LEGO City Undercover: The Chase Begins – Nintendo
6. New Super Mario Bros. 2 – Nintendo
7. Etrian Odyssey IV – NIS America
8. Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity – Nintendo
9. Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D – Nintendo
10. Super Mario 3D Land – Nintendo

Source: Chart-Track


SteamWorld Dig developer Image & Form has some kind of announcement in the pipeline. And it will be big, apparently. We don’t know what Image & Form has planned, though we’ll be hearing about it “soon.”

The company posted the following message on Twitter a few hours ago:


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Digital Foundry has put up a new piece analyzing the performance and visuals put into each version of Rayman Legends.

All versions of the game were deemed very similar from a technical perspective. The main differences come down to how Legends plays on Wii U as opposed to other platforms.

You can get a better idea about how the Wii U version of Rayman Legends by checking out Digital Foundry’s piece. You can find a few comparison videos below.



With Square Enix opening the official Bravely Default: For the Sequel website, new details on the updated 3DS title have emerged. You can find a new batch of information below.

– Over 100 improvements
– Game is equipped with a new battle system from the sequel currently in development
– UI overhaul
– Ex: Compatibility between jobs and equipped items can be seen on the equip screen
– Enhanced battle tempo
– Small adjustments to the battle’s motion and effect
– Therefore, speed of battles has increased
– Replay available at up to four times normal speed
– Enable the auto input function and commands that you entered during your previous turn will repeat automatically
– Event Viewer lets players replay scenes that have already taken place
– Players can import data from the original game
– Bring over your level, jobs, job level, money, items, Genome abilities, and D-Notebook
– 3 save slots reconfirmed
– More options such as difficulty settings and enemy counter rate
– Redrawn top maps
– Characters who lacked variety in the original game now have facial expressions
– Designed to match the flow of conversation, characters will reveal their emotions
– Chapter 7/8 revisions
– The episodes and battle events about the Asterisk holders have been expanded.

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Square Enix doesn’t appear to be done with Theatrhythm Final Fantasy. A few days ago, the company registered a new trademark relating to the 3DS game.

Last Friday, Square Enix picked up “Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call” in the US – a name that hints at a re-release of some kind. Might the title be coming out once more with extra content?

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First week sales for Rayman Legends are in. The game isn’t lightning the charts on fire, but it did outsell origins by around 20%. Legends also sold the most on Wii U – 45% of total sales came from Nintendo’s console.

Below are the full charts for the week ending August 31:

Individual formats

LWTWTitleFormatLabelPublisher
11SAINTS ROW IVXB360DEEP SILVERKOCH MEDIA
22SAINTS ROW IVPS3DEEP SILVERKOCH MEDIA
33TOM CLANCY’S SPLINTER CELL: BLACKLISTXB360UBISOFTUBISOFT
4FINAL FANTASY XIV: A REALM REBORNPS3SQUARE ENIXSQUARE ENIX EUROPE
55MINECRAFT: XBOX 360 EDITIONXB360MICROSOFTMICROSOFT
46TOM CLANCY’S SPLINTER CELL: BLACKLISTPS3UBISOFTUBISOFT
7FINAL FANTASY XIV: A REALM REBORNPCSQUARE ENIXSQUARE ENIX EUROPE
68DISNEY INFINITYXB360DISNEY INFINITYDISNEY INTERACTIVE STUDIOS
9PAYDAY 2XB360505 GAMES505 GAMES
710ANIMAL CROSSING: NEW LEAF3DSNINTENDONINTENDO
811THE LAST OF USPS3SONY COMPUTER ENT.SONY COMPUTER ENT.
1012CALL OF DUTY: BLACK OPS IIXB360ACTIVISIONACTIVISION BLIZZARD
1113DISNEY INFINITYWIIDISNEY INFINITYDISNEY INTERACTIVE STUDIOS
14RAYMAN LEGENDSWII UUBISOFTUBISOFT
915DISNEY INFINITYPS3DISNEY INFINITYDISNEY INTERACTIVE STUDIOS
16MADDEN NFL 25XB360EA SPORTSELECTRONIC ARTS
17MADDEN NFL 25PS3EA SPORTSELECTRONIC ARTS
18RAYMAN LEGENDSXB360UBISOFTUBISOFT
1219FIFA 13XB360EA SPORTSELECTRONIC ARTS
20RAYMAN LEGENDSPS3UBISOFTUBISOFT
2321MAX PAYNE 3XB360ROCKSTARTAKE 2
1622CALL OF DUTY: BLACK OPS IIPS3ACTIVISIONACTIVISION BLIZZARD
1823MAX PAYNE 3PS3ROCKSTARTAKE 2
3424TOMB RAIDERPS3SQUARE ENIXSQUARE ENIX EUROPE
2625MARIO KART 73DSNINTENDONINTENDO
1726GRAND THEFT AUTO IVXB360XBOX 360 CLASSICSTAKE 2
2527LUIGI’S MANSION 23DSNINTENDONINTENDO
1928TOMB RAIDERXB360SQUARE ENIXSQUARE ENIX EUROPE
2229ASSASSIN’S CREED IIIXB360XBOX 360 CLASSICSUBISOFT
3630LEGO THE LORD OF THE RINGSXB360WARNER BROS. INTERACTIVEWARNER BROS. INTERACTIVE
3231LEGO BATMAN 2: DC SUPER HEROESXB360WARNER BROS. INTERACTIVEWARNER BROS. INTERACTIVE
3532SKYLANDERS GIANTSWIISKYLANDERSACTIVISION BLIZZARD
1533THE BUREAU: XCOM DECLASSIFIEDXB3602K GAMESTAKE 2
2134GRAND THEFT AUTO EPISODES – LIBERTY CITYXB360ROCKSTARTAKE 2
2835FIFA 13PS3EA SPORTSELECTRONIC ARTS
3336BATTLEFIELD 3XB360EA GAMESELECTRONIC ARTS
3037MARIO AND LUIGI: DREAM TEAM BROS.3DSNINTENDONINTENDO
38LOST PLANET 3XB360CAPCOMCAPCOM
39RED DEAD REDEMPTION: GOTYXB360ROCKSTARTAKE 2
2940FAR CRY 3XB360XBOX 360 CLASSICSUBISOFT

All formats

LWTWTitleDeveloperLabelPublisher
11SAINTS ROW IVVOLITIONDEEP SILVERKOCH MEDIA
22TOM CLANCY’S SPLINTER CELL: BLACKLISTUBISOFT (TORONTO)UBISOFTUBISOFT
3FINAL FANTASY XIV: A REALM REBORNSQUARE ENIXSQUARE ENIXSQUARE ENIX EUROPE
34DISNEY INFINITYAVALANCHE SOFTWAREDISNEY INFINITYDISNEY INTERACTIVE STUDIOS
45MINECRAFT: XBOX 360 EDITION4J STUDIOSMICROSOFTMICROSOFT
6RAYMAN LEGENDSUBISOFT (FRANCE)UBISOFTUBISOFT
7MADDEN NFL 25EA TIBURONEA SPORTSELECTRONIC ARTS
58CALL OF DUTY: BLACK OPS IITREYARCHACTIVISIONACTIVISION BLIZZARD
189PAYDAY 2OVERKILL SOFTWARE505 GAMES505 GAMES
610FIFA 13EA CANADAEA SPORTSELECTRONIC ARTS
711ANIMAL CROSSING: NEW LEAFNINTENDONINTENDONINTENDO
812LEGO BATMAN 2: DC SUPER HEROESTRAVELLER’S TALESWARNER BROS. INTERACTIVEWARNER BROS. INTERACTIVE
913THE LAST OF USNAUGHTY DOGSONY COMPUTER ENT.SONY COMPUTER ENT.
1214MAX PAYNE 3ROCKSTAR VANCOUVERROCKSTARTAKE 2
1315LEGO THE LORD OF THE RINGSTRAVELLER’S TALESWARNER BROS. INTERACTIVEWARNER BROS. INTERACTIVE
1516TOMB RAIDERCRYSTAL DYNAMICSSQUARE ENIXSQUARE ENIX EUROPE
1617SKYLANDERS GIANTSTOYS FOR BOBSKYLANDERSACTIVISION BLIZZARD
1118ASSASSIN’S CREED IIIUBISOFT (MONTREAL)XBOX 360 CLASSICSUBISOFT
1719GRAND THEFT AUTO IVROCKSTAR NORTHXBOX 360 CLASSICSTAKE 2
2120NEED FOR SPEED MOST WANTEDCRITERION GAMESEA GAMESELECTRONIC ARTS
1921THE SMURFS 2UBISOFT SF/WAYFORWARDUBISOFTUBISOFT
1422FAR CRY 3UBISOFT (MONTREAL)UBISOFTUBISOFT
1023THE BUREAU: XCOM DECLASSIFIED2K MARIN2K GAMESTAKE 2
2024THE ELDER SCROLLS V: SKYRIM – LEGENDARYBETHESDABETHESDA SOFTWORKSBETHESDA SOFTWORKS
2325GRAND THEFT AUTO EPISODES – LIBERTY CITYROCKSTAR NORTHROCKSTARTAKE 2
26LOST PLANET 3SPARK UNLIMITEDCAPCOMCAPCOM
2427BATTLEFIELD 3DIGITAL ILLUSIONSEA GAMESELECTRONIC ARTS
28KILLER IS DEADGRASSHOPPER MANUFACTUREDEEP SILVERKOCH MEDIA
2729RED DEAD REDEMPTION: GOTYROCKSTAR SAN DIEGOROCKSTARTAKE 2
3030MARIO KART 7RETRO STUDIOS / NINTENDONINTENDONINTENDO
2631BIOSHOCK INFINITEIRRATIONAL GAMES2K GAMESTAKE 2
2532HITMAN ABSOLUTIONIO INTERACTIVESQUARE ENIXSQUARE ENIX EUROPE
2933LUIGI’S MANSION 2NEXT LEVEL GAMESNINTENDONINTENDO
3134THE SIMS 3THE SIMS STUDIOEA GAMESELECTRONIC ARTS
3435MARIO AND LUIGI: DREAM TEAM BROS.ALPHADREAMNINTENDONINTENDO
3336THE ELDER SCROLLS V: SKYRIMBETHESDAXBOX 360 CLASSICSBETHESDA SOFTWORKS
3537CALL OF DUTY: MODERN WARFARE 3INFINITY WARD/SLEDGEHAMMERACTIVISIONACTIVISION BLIZZARD
3738PLANESBEHAVIOUR INTERACTIVEDISNEY INTERACTIVE STUDIOSDISNEY INTERACTIVE STUDIOS
3239GRID 2CODEMASTERSCODEMASTERSCODEMASTERS
40FOOTBALL MANAGER 2013SPORTS INTERACTIVESEGASEGA

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Good news for European RPG gamers out there: Devil Survivor 2 is in fact coming to Europe.

Publisher Ghostlight wanted to hit a pre-order target of 1,800 in order to bring the game over. Thankfully, the final result ended up meeting their expectations.

Those who pre-ordered will have their name featured in the manual. Anyone reserving Devil Survivor 2 going forward will not be offered a similar benefit, but will receive the “Gold Edition”.

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