Super Mario 3D World puzzle out now for 3DS
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Nintendo has started sending out a new puzzle for 3DS. Via SpotPass, system owners can begin filling in a panel for Super Mario 3D World. It’s available in the StreetPass Mii Plaza.
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call details
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Square Enix has shared several new details about Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call. Read up on the latest batch below.
– New “Critical Hit Trigger”
– Use this functionality to execute a critical hit for more damage against enemies
– Get a chance of acquiring items as well
– New “Daily Feature” track shows a new track each day
– Clear the daily feature track to earn x1.5 the average Rhythm Points
– Can also acquire more Rhythm Points by clearing stages without missing
– Use the points to add bonuses to selected characters
– EX Burst Gauge will be filled when hitting the notes on beat
– Once full, you can choose from 9 different EX Burst skills that can be used to put your versus opponent in a disadvantageous position
– Stoic Judge skill: make all of your opponents’ notes be ruled as “bad” except for their critical notes
– If you happen to run into a Fat Chocobo, you’ll receive different treasures
– Fat Chocobos appear randomly
– Museum feature shows records, music, videos, and “CollectaCards”
– More cards to collect this time around
– Cards will have their own rarity ranks
– Short, medium, long quests
– Take on different maps and fight bosses in Quest Medley mode
– Earn rewards for defeating bosses
– Completed maps can also be shared with other players through StreetPass
Video: Sonic Boom announcement event recap
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Famitsu’s most-wanted games (2/20/14)
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The latest Famitsu most-wanted games chart is as follows:
01/01. [PS3] Persona 5 (Atlus, Winter 2014) – 562 votes
02/03. [Wii U] Mario Kart 8 (Nintendo, 05/29/14) – 549 votes
03/02. [PS4] Final Fantasy XV (Square Enix, TBA) – 470 votes
04/04. [PS3] Samurai Warriors 4 (Tecmo Koei, 03/20/14) – 371 votes
05/05. [PS4] Kingdom Hearts III (Square Enix, TBA) – 272 votes
06/15. [PS4] Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain (Konami, TBA) – 257 votes
07/06. [3DS] Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth (Atlus, 06/05/14) – 244 votes
08/08. [PS3] 3rd Super Robot Wars Z Jigoku-Hen (Namco Bandai, 04/10/14) – 242 votes
09/16. [Wii U] Hyrule Warriors (Nintendo, 2014) – 236 votes
10/09. [PS3] The Evil Within (Bethesda Softworks, 2014) – 228 votes
11/27. [3DS] Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate (Capcom, Fall 2014) – 215 votes
12/07. [PS3] Tales of Zestiria (Namco Bandai, TBA) – 205 votes
13/12. [Wii U] Super Smash Bros. for Wii U (Nintendo, 2014) – 184 votes
14/24. [3DS] New Love Plus+ (Konami, 03/27/14) – 183 votes
15/28. [3DS] Game Center CX 3-Chome no Arino (Namco Banai, 03/20/14) – 175 votes
16/10. [PS3] Yakuza: Ishin (Sega, 02/22/14) – 173 votes
17/11. [PS3] Dark Souls II (From Software, 03/13/14) – 172 votes
18/17. [PSV] Freedom Wars (SCEJ, Summer 2014) – 171 votes
19/19. [PS4] Watch Dogs (Ubisoft, 2014) – 167 votes
20/22. [3DS] Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS (Nintendo, 2014) – 166 votes
21/21. [PS3] The Last Remnant (Square Enix, lolnever) – 159 votes
22/13. [3DS] Harvest Moon: Tsunagaru Shin Tenchi (Marvelous AQL, 02/27/14) – 146 votes
23/18. [PS4] The Evil Within (Bethesda Softworks, 2014) – 141 votes
24/23. [PS4] Yakuza: Ishin (Sega, 02/22/14) – 136 votes
25/26. [3DS] Senran Kagura 2: Deep Crimson (Marvelous AQL, 08/07/14) – 135 votes
26/20. [3DS] Bravely Second (Square Enix, TBA) – 127 votes
27/29. [PS3] The Last Guardian (SCEJ, TBA) – 120 votes
28/25. [PSV] Soul Sacrifice Delta (SCEJ, 03/06/14) – 103 votes
29/14. [PSV] Hatsune Miku Project Diva F 2nd (Sega, 03/27/14) – 98 votes
30/—. [PSV] Over My Dead Body 2 (SCEJ, Summer 2014) – 97 votes
Total Votes: 6,504
Ace Attorney 123: Wright Selection screenshots
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Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth details
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A few new Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth details have surfaced from Famitsu. You can find the information rounded up below.
– Other Persona 3 and 4 party members can now use alternate Personas
– These are known as “Sub-Personas”
– In the story, characters gain this power somehow by way of the two protagonists meeting each other
– Has something to do with their Wild Card power
– Boost meter is built up by exploiting enemy weaknesses
– Characters who manage to enter a Boosted state can on their next turn use their skills for free and jump ahead in line in terms of attack priority
– Follow-up attacks that are performed when another character has taken their turn
– All-Out Attacks have a higher chance of triggering as more and more characters enter a Boosted state
– Party chatter between members can change depending on who’s fighting with you
– Unclear if this is just for battles or if it can include conversations outside of fights
A-Train 3D footage
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Video: Odd Harvest Moon: Connect to a New Land promo
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Veterinary physician Nobuyuki Kanemaki from Azabu University consulted the ad above, created to promote the release of Harvest Moon: Connect to a New Land. Six Go-Pro cameras in total were used to pull off the full 360 degree view.
And we should probably point out this warning included just before the promo:
This video contains special footage that reproduces the field of view of various animals. These visuals may cause discomfort in some viewers. Small children and viewers who are easily susceptible to motion sickness or similar ailments should take caution when viewing.
Harvest Moon: Connect to a New Land – Harvest Sprites screenshots and details
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Marvelous AQL has shared another round of new details and screenshots Harvest Moon: Connect to a New Land. This time around, we learn about five of the game’s Harvest Sprites:
Mora:
– Easy-going
– A glutton; loves to eat and can often be seen with food in his mouth
– Often gets scolded by the other Harvest Sprite, Beth, when he steals a bite while she’s cooking
Cust:
– Lives by the elements of hot-blooded, effort, and guts
– Cust always gives it everything he’s got
– Very serious when it comes to not cutting corners
Torque:
– Always calm, composed, and is considered the smartest of the Harvest Sprites
– Knows a lot about everything thanks to studies to rumors about other people
– They even say that he’s so well-informed, that there’s nothing he doesn’t know about the neighborhood
– Unlike Cust, Torque doesn’t seem to have the physical capabilities to accomplish certain work
Flat:
– Honest, kind, and curious
– Takes good care of those around him
– Leader-type who likes going around looking for new buddies
– Likes rare things
– In charge of cleaning a certain spring
Beth:
– Gentle, relaxed, and ladylike
– Can be a bit of a klutz at times
– Always smiling
– You might catch her saying some rough things and shrugging it off with a smile
Nintendo Prevails in ITC Case Involving Nintendo 3DS
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Nintendo has prevailed in a patent infringement case against International Trade Commission. Patent-licensing companies Technology Properties Limited LLC, Phoenix Digital Solutions LLC and Patriot Scientific Corporation brought on the case.
In the ruling, it was determined that the 3DS – as well as DSi – does not infringe the asserted patent.
Richard Medway, Nintendo of America’s vice president and deputy general counsel, said of the verdict:
“We are very pleased with the commission’s determination, which confirmed the judge’s finding that Nintendo’s products do not infringe the asserted patent. Nintendo’s track record demonstrates that we vigorously defend patent lawsuits, including cases in the ITC, when we believe we have not infringed another party’s patent. Nintendo continues to develop unique and innovative products while respecting the intellectual property rights of others.”
Source: Nintendo PR
