Pokemon Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire – Mega Diancie screenshots
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Pre-orders open for various Nintendo games – Zelda Wii U and more
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Update 3: Bumped to the front page again, having added Code Name: S.T.E.A.M. and Fossil Fighters: Frontier. Should be totally done now!
Update 2: Bumped to the front page one last time. List is now complete.
Update: Added a bunch of games.
Amazon has opened up pre-orders for various Nintendo-published games. Here’s the list:
The Legend of Zelda
Xenoblade Chronicles X
Hyrule Warriors
Yoshi Woolly World
Captain Toad Treasure Tracker
Professor Layton vs Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney
Pokemon Art Academy
Mario Party 10
Mario vs. Donkey Kong
Kirby & The Rainbow Curse
Mario Maker
Splatoon
Wii Sports Club
Devil’s Third
Fantasy Life
Code Name: S.T.E.A.M.
Fossil Fighters Frontier
We’ll keep this updated and add in more titles as they become available.
A few more Forbidden Magna character screenshots/details
Posted on 10 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS, News | 0 comments
More screenshots and details have come in for Forbidden Magna. You can find them rounded up below.
Elfrede:
– Lux visited the island’s largest town, Elenam
– Here he sees a girl who was selling some crystal
– Crystal is a valuable resource
– After hearing the townsfolk talking about this girl named Elfrede, he finds out that she’s actually a a spirit girl
Gabrielle:
– Lux and the others saw a girl drowning while exploring a ship
– After defeating a monster and saving this young girl named Gabrielle, she reveals that her nickname is “Rielle-sama”
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Video from the Code Name: S.T.E.A.M Roundtable
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Video: Nintendo @ E3 2014 highlights
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Another round of Code Name: S.T.E.A.M footage
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Nintendo Treehouse Live @ E3 – Code Name: S.T.E.A.M
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YouTube is FINALLY nearly done processing the first Code Name: S.T.E.A.M video from earlier today. We now have both demos in this post.
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Code Name: S.T.E.A.M gameplay demo
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Nintendo on Amiibo – standard Mario figure line likely, will extend into future platforms, more
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Check out this exchange between IGN and Nintendo’s Shigeru Miyamoto and Shinya Takahashi…
IGN: What are some high level applications for that you both have in mind for amiibo?
Takahashi: “I think the biggest distinction for the amiibo figures is first, we’re releasing them with Smash Bros. and there will be figures for the different characters in the game. You can take the Mario amiibo and use it in Smash Bros., but then you’ll be able to use it across different games that Mario appears in. For example, you can use the Smash Bros. Mario figure and use it in Mario Kart 8 when that functionality releases. You can also use that same Mario figure in Mario Party 10. So for the amiibo project in general, we’re looking at having all of the figures be useable across a lot of Nintendo titles and not just the one game the figure was [visually] designed for.
To get technical, the amiibo is able to store data, and within the full data set you have this much data (mimics a large space with his pointer finger and thumb) which is reserved for Smash Bros. But then you have a subset of data (mimics roughly half of the space from the previous example) that says this is the Mario figure. Smash Bros will use the big chunk of data in the Smash Bros. amiibo, but the other games are able to read that this is a Mario figure through this other set of data that identifies the character, and that is how the characters are able to interact with the Mario amiibo.
When you use the Smash Bros. Mario amiibo in Smash Bros., it’s able to do all of the different things designed for that game. When you take that amiibo and you use it in different games, it’s not the Smash Bros. Mario, it’s just a Mario. It’s a more simple use for [amiibo functionality] but it’s able to do those two things.”
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Aonuma says he hears the fans about revisiting Zelda: Majora’s Mask
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Check out this exchange between Kotaku and Zelda producer Eiji Aonuma about The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask…
Schreier: I have to ask… I asked readers what questions I should ask you, and the number one question was that you’ve hinted so many times about a new Majora’s Mask or a Majora’s Mask remake for the 3DS—will we ever see that?
Aonuma: I do know that fans want to see Majora’s Mask. I’ve heard that voice, it’s very, very strong, and I’m always listening, is what I would say.
Schreier: I think people reacted to the teaser in A Link Between Worlds, the mask in the house. People saw that and thought it was a hint for the future, so that’s why people are excited about that.
Aonuma: Maybe I was toying with them a little. (laughter) I’m doing everything I can. I hear the voices of the fans. There are so many out there. It’s very loud, and just to acknowledge the fact that the need, the want is out there, I put that in there.
