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

Wii U

Child of Light – Lemuria Trailer
Child of Light – Making of Part 3
Child of Light – Making of Part 2
Child of Light – Making of Part 1
Mario Golf: World Tour New Courses Trailer
Nintendo Minute – NES Remix 2
Play Nintendo – Announcing Nintendo @ E3 2014
Kirby Triple Deluxe: Oh Dedede, You’re So Dashing Trailer
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Behind the Scenes with Stan Lee
Ava and Avior Save the Earth Trailer
Yoshi’s Island: Super Mario Advance 3 Trailer
The Amazing Spider-Man Trailer
The Amazing Spider-Man Trailer 2
Evergreen 2DS
My Time, My 2DS
Disney Magical World Launch Event Recap

3DS

Child of Light – Lemuria Trailer
Child of Light – Making of Part 3
Child of Light – Making of Part 2
Child of Light – Making of Part 1
Gardening Mama 2 Trailer
Mario Golf: World Tour New Courses Trailer
Nintendo Minute – NES Remix 2
Play Nintendo – Announcing Nintendo @ E3 2014
Kirby Triple Deluxe: Oh Dedede, You’re So Dashing Trailer
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Behind the Scenes with Stan Lee
Yoshi’s Island: Super Mario Advance 3 Trailer
The Amazing Spider-Man Trailer
The Amazing Spider-Man Trailer 2
Sea Battle Trailer
Evergreen 2DS
My Time, My 2DS
Disney Magical World Launch Event Recap

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One new game has been confirmed for the Japanese 3DS Virtual Console. Donkey Kong Land III will be out on May 7. Pricing is set at 411 yen.

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SmileBoom president Takaki Kobayashi has shared a few words about the upcoming 3DS version of Petit Computer.

This new version, according to Kobayashi, will allow users “to easily implement the stereoscopic camera, touch panel, and sensors with BASIC commands”. Ultimately, he believes it will be “possible to create 2D games in BASIC that are on the level of a Super Famicom or PlayStation game.”

Kobayashi’s words in full:

Currently, we are developing a new Petitcom (SmileBASIC) for the 3DS. This software allows you to easily implement the stereoscopic camera, touch panel, and sensors with BASIC commands, making it possible to create 2D games in BASIC that are on the level of a Super Famicom or PlayStation game. I believe that if there’s an environment allowing you to easily make games, there will be young people who will show us new ideas that no one’s ever seen before. It is our hope that young people will create something we never could have imagined.

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You may remember that, in February, Nintendo announced release windows for several Wii U/3DS eShop games. Some have been released, though several titles ended up missing their targets.

NintendoWorldReport has now obtained updated release windows for most of the eShop games that still haven’t shown up on the digital stores. We’ve rounded up that information below.

Wii U

Ittle Dew

Previous Release Window: February/March
Current Release Window: May

Ballpoint Universe: Infinite

Previous Release Window: March 18
Current Release Window: May

Armillo

Previous Release Window: March 24
Current Release Window: May 12

Nihilumbra

Previous Release Window: March
Current Release Window: “ASAP”

Scram Kitty and His Buddy on Rails

Previous Release Window: March
Current Release Window: Very Soon

Monkey Pirates

Previous Release Window: Q1
Current Release Window: May/June

Teslagrad

Previous Release Window: March/April
Current Release Window: Hopefully Soon

QUBE: Director’s Cut

Previous Release Window: April
Current Release Window: Summer (Hopefully)

Assault Android Cactus

Previous Release Window: Q2
Current Release Window: Not Q2

3DS

Siesta Fiesta

Previous Release Window: March
Current Release Window: May

Moon Chronicles

Previous Release Window: March
Current Release Window: May/June

3DS/Wii U

Squids Odyssey

Previous Release Window: March
Current Release Window: Nothing definite

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This week’s European Nintendo Downloads are as follows:

Wii U

Child of Light – €14.99 (£11.90)
Stick it to the Man – €7.99 (£6.99)

Wii U Virtual Console
Castlevania II: Simon’s Quest – €4.99 (£3.49)

3DS
Mario Golf: World Tour – €39.99 (£34.99)

*A free download code is available for Mario Golf (Game Boy Color) for those who purchase Mario Golf: World Tour from the eShop by 05/29/2014. This will be the exclusive way to access the game before it’s official Virtual Console release

Mario Golf: World Tour: Free-Trial Course Pack (DLC, free)
Mario Golf World Tour: Mushroom Pack (Nintendo) €5.99 (£5.39)
Mario Golf World Tour: Three-Pack Set (Nintendo) €11.99 (£10.79) (Until 5/31/2014, regular price €14.99/£13.49)
Etrian Odyssey: The Millennium Girl – €39.99 (£34.99)
Hometown Story – €29.99 (£29.99)
Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst – €11.99 (£10.79)
Azada – €11.99 (£10.79)
Cave Story – €7.25 (£6.00)

[Demo] The Denpa Men 3: The Rise of Digitoll
[Demo] Conception II: Children of the Seven Stars

Wii U Virtual Console
GALAGA – €4.99 (£4.49)

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Price Reductions

3DS

Tappingo – €1.99 (£1.69) until 05/15/14
Darts Up 3D –  €2.99 (£2.49) until 05/31/14
Bird Mania Christmas 3D – €0.99 (£0.89) – Permanent price reduction

 

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Parking Stars 3D’s release is just on the horizon. Earlier today, Circle Entertainment said on Twitter that the game has now been approved for North America. The game is expected out “soon.”

Circle wrote:


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In honor of Golden Week, several games are seeing discounts on the Japanese 3DS eShop.

Here’s the full roundup of sales:

Rune Factory 4 – 50% Off (until May 7 10am)
Picross e/e2/e3 – 50% Off (until May 7 10am)
Denpa Ningen RPG/RPG2/RPG3 – 50% Off (until May 7 10am)

There are also a couple of non-Golden Week sales running as well. Until April 30, Wii U owners can pick up NES Remix 1 or 2 for 1,300 yen if they own either title. Users can also save 30 percent on the second GBA Virtual Console title they purchase onward until May 4.

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Steel Diver: Sub Wars has a bit of a connection with Star Fox. In the game, you may have noticed that Peppy Hare is shown in cameo form.

Despite Peppy’s appearance, the Steel Diver and Star Fox universes are not linked. This is something that Steel Diver: Sub Wars director Takaya Imamura confirmed to Nintendo Life in a recent interview.

He said:

At first, we had some dodgy salesman character acting as a guide, but this turned out to be a bit too shady. Instead we looked for a character that users are more familiar with and gives off a nicer impression, hence we went with Peppy Hare. I’m sorry to say though that there’s no connection to the Star Fox universe.

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