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High Voltage Software, makers of the Conduit games, are working on the 3DS version of The Amazing Spider-Man 2. That’s according to a page on Nintendo’s website, which lists the studio as the game’s developer.

This is a bit of a change compared to how Spider-Man entries on the 3DS have been handled in the past. Previously, Beenox created Spider-Man: Edge of Time and the first Amazing Spider-Man for Nintendo’s portable. The Amazing Spider-Man 2 will be the first 3DS title not developed by Beenox.

Thanks to Jake for the tip.

As we heard last week, Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs is still in the works. Developer Chris Strauss has since shared a concrete update about the game and why it’s taken so long to bring out.

It’s important to note that Firehazard Studio is no more. The group simply became known as the “Saber Rider Game Team” after encountering “some problems”.

Strauss told Siliconera:

“We had some mayor hurdles to take on. There where some problems… not on our side, and i cant say much about it, but they affected us very much. We had to put development on hold for a long time because of this.”

Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs has been in development for all this time, but progress slowed and it was unclear if the game would ever finish. Now the team is on track and the goal is to release Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs next year – first on PC and then other platforms, like the 3DS (hopefully anyway). A Kickstarter is also something that the team is considering for funding.

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This month’s ONM review scores are as follows:

Professor Layton vs. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – 90%
The LEGO Movie Videogame – 59%
Wooden Sen’Sey – 65%
Weapon Shop de Omasse – 71%
Steel Diver: Sub Wars – 79%
Yoshi’s New Island – 67%
Ittle Dew – 78%
Retro City Rampage: DX – 78%
Adventure Time: Hey Ice King! Why’d You Steal Our Garbage?! – 68%

Thanks to joclo for the tip.

Square Enix has initiated a new “March Mayhem Sale” on its online store. Consumers can save 20% on one game, 30% on two games, or 50% on three+ games.

This offer is valid through March 30. You can find a listing of all eligible titles here.

We’re almost three years removed since Capcom cancelled Mega Man Legends 3. However, Keiji Inafune is still dying to make that game, even though it’ll probably never happen.

Inafune, speaking with USGamer, noted how Legends 3 is the game he wants to create the most. It’s his ultimate wish. “I put so much effort into that game, so much passion into that game, but it didn’t happen,” he said. “It’s always a regret in my mind.”

If Capcom were to approach Inafune about bringing Mega Man Legends 3 back to life, he believes he could gather most of the original team members are make the title.

Check out Inafune’s full comments about Mega Man Legends 3 below:


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