Luigi’s Mansion screenshot comparison
Posted on 12 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS, GameCube, Screenshots | 0 comments
Included in the gallery above are screenshot comparisons of the original Luigi’s Mansion and Dark Moon. How do you feel the new 3DS entry stacks up to the GameCube title?
Amazon lists 3-disc Kid Icarus: Uprising soundtrack for Japan
Posted on 12 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS, News | 0 comments
Amazon Japan has posted up a new listing for a 3-disc Kid Icarus: Uprising soundtrack. The product will release on August 21 for 3,570 yen.
We know that an Uprising soundtrack has been available on the Japanese Club Nintendo site for quite some time. Currently, it’s unknown how the two items differ.
Bravely Default details: One save slot and more
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Bravely Default: Flying Fairy producer Tomoya Asano has been tweeting up a storm as of late. He’s been sharing new details about the game relating to the number of save data slots, a final male character, and character equipment graphics.
For a summary of Asano’s messages, check out the summary below.
– One save data slot
– Specific information isn’t available, but there’s only one slot because of some of Bravely Default’s wireless features
– Once again, there are random encounters in the game
– Official art shows a fourth male character
– Must wait for a followup report for info on this person
– One fan says that the Bravely Default name comes from the “Brave” and “Default” battle system parameters
– Asano said players will learn more about the name after beating it
– Character graphics are mostly based off the character’s jobs
– Some special accessories and equipment will be shown on the character
– Most of the events have voices
– Main characters have a massive amount of voice
Another 3DS XL unboxing video
Posted on 12 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS, Videos | 0 comments
Well, I think we can say for sure now that the European 3DS XL is in the hands of the press. Here’s another unboxing video for you:
Hazama on FF Versus song in Theatrhythm, music selections, future games, more
Posted on 12 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS, DS, General Nintendo, News | 0 comments
Final Fantasy Versus XIII still hasn’t been released, yet one of the game’s songs managed to find its way into Theatrhythm Final Fantasy. In a new interview, producer Ichiro Hazama explained how the piece found ended up in the music title as downloadable content.
Head past the break for Hazama’s commentary on this topic as well as why some games in the Final Fantasy series weren’t represented in Theatrhythm, how the title’s concept evolved, and thoughts about other Square Enix IPs that could take the musical route in the future.
3DS eShop offers recommendations with purchases
Posted on 12 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS, News | 0 comments
It’s possible that I’m oblivious and missed this in the past, but after making a purchase on the 3DS eShop yesterday, I noticed that the store offered other downloadable recommendations once the process was complete. Perhaps this was introduced with the latest system update?
Nintendo Power July 2012 scans – NSMB2, Mighty Switch Force HD, Adventure Time, 1987 feature
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Nintendo Power has released a public preview of this month’s magazine. Titles featured include New Super Mario Bros. 2, Mighty Switch Force HD, Adventure Time: Hey Ice King! Why’d you steal our garbage?!, and an article about the classic games from 1987.
The issue arrives on newsstands on June 10 and has already started to reach subscribers.
First Adventure Time: Hey Ice King! Why’d you steal our garbage?! screenshots
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Nintendo Power has published the first images from “Adventure Time: Hey Ice King! Why’d you steal our garbage?!”. A couple of screenshots and two pieces of art can be found above.
According to WayForward, the Adventure Time 3DS/DS project will contain adventure gameplay. The studio considered making it a puzzle-platformer or brawler, but thought that it wouldn’t be true to the show’s title.
WayForward designer Matt Bozon said the team “decided that something like Zelda 2: The Adventure of Link was the common ground.”
He added:
“Because of this our top-view areas focus on quests and exploration, and the side view combines combat with platforming.”
More information can be found in the July 2012 issue of Nintendo Power.
