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TNT Racers, initially a WiiWare title, has just launched on the Wii U eShop as “Nitro Machines Edition” – a souped-up version of the original.

Nitro Machines Edition may not only end up being a Wii U release – keen games has expressed interest in a potential 3DS eShop version as well.

In an interview with Nintendo Life, producer Thorsten Röpke stated:

“The 3DS is a great console, if TNT Racers is successful on Wii U we certainly will evaluate the possibility to bring the game to 3DS.”

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FK Digital, developer of Witch & Hero, Wakedas, and the upcoming Brunch Panic, has more titles in the works for the 3DS eShop. These games are expected to arrive starting in the first quarter of next year.

Circle Entertainment’s Chris Chau told BeefJack:

“I think you can expect their next games in Q1 2014. They have much game development experience on the portable platform; it seems the 3DS eShop gave them a chance to prove they found a right way to continue their passions.”

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Devil Survivor Overlocked has been out for a number of months in Europe, but the digital version still hasn’t been made available. That’s about to change.

In a new blog post, European publisher Ghostlight confirmed that the eShop version has been submitted to Nintendo. With any luck, it will be out in October.

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This week’s North American Nintendo Downloads are as follows:

3DS download

Boulder Dash-XL 3D – $4.99
Darts Up 3D – $2.99

3DS VC

Summer Carnival ’92 Recca – $4.99

3DS retail

Sonic Generations – $29.99

Wii U download

Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara – $14.99
Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams – $14.99
Spot the Differences: Party! – $5

Wii U VC

Breath of Fire II – $7.99

DSiWare

Jewel Adventures – $4.99 / 500 points

Source: Nintendo PR

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This week’s Japanese eShop update is as follows:

3DS

Downloadable Titles
Simple DL Series Vol. 16 THE Misshitsu Kara Dasshutsu Yukai na Saru to Family Restaurant – 500 yen
Dokopon Choice Shinseki Evangelion (Neon Genesis Evangelion) Vol. 1: 1-5-kan +Omake Pack – 2,850 yen
Dokopon Choice Zekky? Gakky? Vol. 1: 1-10-kan + Omake Pack – 3,500 yen
Dokopon Choice Mah? Sh?jo Lyrical Nanoha ViVid (Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha ViVid) Vol 1: 1-5-kan + Omake Pack – 2,950 yen
Dokopon Choice Monster Hunter Senk? no Kariudo Vol 1: 1-5-kan + Omake Pack – 2,250 Yen
Dokopon Choice Dragon Ball Color-ban Son Goku Shugy?-hen 1-4-kan + Omake Pack – 1,150 yen (until 9/17 at 11:58 p.m., then 1,800 yen)
Little Doll Princess: Ry?ri-hen – 500 yen

Virtual Console
Valkyrie no B?ken: Toki no Kagi Densetsu (Famicom) – 500 yen

Wii U

Downloadable Titles
Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Black List (retail title)

Virtual Console
TwinBee (Famicom) – 500 yen
Ganbare Goemon: Yukihime Ky?shutsu Emaki (The Legend of the Mystical Ninja, Super Famicom) – 800 yen

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Polygon has gone live with a new interview featuring Nintendo of America’s Dan Adelman, manager of business development licensing, and Damon Baker, senior manager of licensing marketing. Both had a whole lot to say regarding the company’s indie efforts, policies, and and more. You can find all of their comments after the break.

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Originally, Nintendo had a policy in place that prevented independent developers from creating digital games without a proper office space. It ended up being removed earlier this year.

Dan Adelman, manager of business development licensing at Nintendo of America, recently spoke about the policy reversal in an interview with Game Informer. As far as why it was removed, he said:

“We got rid of that policy because more and more indie developers are telling us they work from home and that they’re doing coding there and their artist lives in Nebraska and they do everything over Skype and they meet once every two years. So we are finally able to support that so we updated our policies to reflect that.”

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