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This week’s UK software sales are as follows:

Individual formats

LWTWTitleFormatLabelPublisher
1TOMB RAIDER: DEFINITIVE EDITIONPS4SQUARE ENIXSQUARE ENIX EUROPE
12FIFA 14PS4EA SPORTSELECTRONIC ARTS
23MINECRAFT: XBOX 360 EDITIONXB360MICROSOFTMICROSOFT
4TOMB RAIDER: DEFINITIVE EDITIONXB ONESQUARE ENIXSQUARE ENIX EUROPE
75CALL OF DUTY: GHOSTSXB360ACTIVISIONACTIVISION BLIZZARD
56CALL OF DUTY: GHOSTSPS4ACTIVISIONACTIVISION BLIZZARD
37KILLZONE: SHADOW FALLPS4SONY COMPUTER ENT.SONY COMPUTER ENT.
48FIFA 14XB360EA SPORTSELECTRONIC ARTS
89BATTLEFIELD 4PS4EA GAMESELECTRONIC ARTS
610FIFA 14XB ONEEA SPORTSELECTRONIC ARTS
1911CALL OF DUTY: GHOSTSPS3ACTIVISIONACTIVISION BLIZZARD
1112LEGO MARVEL SUPER HEROESXB360WARNER BROS. INTERACTIVEWARNER BROS. INTERACTIVE
2113GRAN TURISMO 6PS3SONY COMPUTER ENT.SONY COMPUTER ENT.
1014BATTLEFIELD 4XB ONEEA GAMESELECTRONIC ARTS
915FIFA 14PS3EA SPORTSELECTRONIC ARTS
1616GRAND THEFT AUTO VXB360ROCKSTARTAKE 2
1217ASSASSIN’S CREED IV: BLACK FLAGPS4UBISOFTUBISOFT
1418CALL OF DUTY: GHOSTSXB ONEACTIVISIONACTIVISION BLIZZARD
1819FOOTBALL MANAGER 2014PCSEGASEGA
1320GRAND THEFT AUTO VPS3ROCKSTARTAKE 2
1721FORZA MOTORSPORT 5XB ONEMICROSOFTMICROSOFT
1522BATTLEFIELD 4XB360EA GAMESELECTRONIC ARTS
2323NEED FOR SPEED: RIVALSPS4EA GAMESELECTRONIC ARTS
2424LEGO MARVEL SUPER HEROESPS4WARNER BROS. INTERACTIVEWARNER BROS. INTERACTIVE
3025LEGO MARVEL SUPER HEROESPS3WARNER BROS. INTERACTIVEWARNER BROS. INTERACTIVE
2226DEAD RISING 3XB ONEMICROSOFTMICROSOFT
2027MARIO PARTY: ISLAND TOUR3DSNINTENDONINTENDO
3328WWE 2K14XB3602K SPORTSTAKE 2
2729KNACKPS4SONY COMPUTER ENT.SONY COMPUTER ENT.
2630BATTLEFIELD 4PS3EA GAMESELECTRONIC ARTS
3231RYSE: SON OF ROMEXB ONEMICROSOFTMICROSOFT
2532ASSASSIN’S CREED IV: BLACK FLAGXB360UBISOFTUBISOFT
3433ASSASSIN’S CREED IV: BLACK FLAGXB ONEUBISOFTUBISOFT
3734THE LAST OF USPS3SONY COMPUTER ENT.SONY COMPUTER ENT.
2935NEED FOR SPEED: RIVALSXB360EA GAMESELECTRONIC ARTS
36ANIMAL CROSSING: NEW LEAF3DSNINTENDONINTENDO
3537ALIENS: COLONIAL MARINESXB360SEGASEGA
3938POKEMON Y3DSNINTENDONINTENDO
39POKEMON X3DSNINTENDONINTENDO
40TOMB RAIDERXB360SQUARE ENIXSQUARE ENIX EUROPE

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LWTWTitleDeveloperLabelPublisher
1TOMB RAIDER: DEFINITIVE EDITIONCRYSTAL DYNAMICSSQUARE ENIXSQUARE ENIX EUROPE
12FIFA 14EA CANADAEA SPORTSELECTRONIC ARTS
23CALL OF DUTY: GHOSTSINFINITY WARDACTIVISIONACTIVISION BLIZZARD
34BATTLEFIELD 4DIGITAL ILLUSIONSEA GAMESELECTRONIC ARTS
45LEGO MARVEL SUPER HEROESTRAVELLER’S TALESWARNER BROS. INTERACTIVEWARNER BROS. INTERACTIVE
56ASSASSIN’S CREED IV: BLACK FLAGUBISOFT (MONTREAL)UBISOFTUBISOFT
67MINECRAFT: XBOX 360 EDITION4J STUDIOSMICROSOFTMICROSOFT
88GRAND THEFT AUTO VROCKSTAR NORTHROCKSTARTAKE 2
99NEED FOR SPEED: RIVALSGHOST GAMESEA GAMESELECTRONIC ARTS
710KILLZONE: SHADOW FALLGUERRILLA GAMESSONY COMPUTER ENT.SONY COMPUTER ENT.
1811GRAN TURISMO 6POLYPHONY DIGITALSONY COMPUTER ENT.SONY COMPUTER ENT.
1112NBA 2K14VISUAL CONCEPTS2K SPORTSTAKE 2
1513WWE 2K14YUKE’S2K SPORTSTAKE 2
1314FOOTBALL MANAGER 2014SPORTS INTERACTIVESEGASEGA
1215FORZA MOTORSPORT 5TURN 10 STUDIOSMICROSOFTMICROSOFT
1416ALIENS: COLONIAL MARINESGEARBOX SOFTWARESEGASEGA
1917LEGO BATMAN 2: DC SUPER HEROESTRAVELLER’S TALESWARNER BROS. INTERACTIVEWARNER BROS. INTERACTIVE
2418DISNEY INFINITYAVALANCHE SOFTWAREDISNEY INFINITYDISNEY INTERACTIVE STUDIOS
2019BATMAN: ARKHAM ORIGINSWB GAMES MONTREALWARNER BROS. INTERACTIVEWARNER BROS. INTERACTIVE
1020DRAGON BALL Z: BATTLE OF ZARTDINKNAMCO BANDAI GAMESNAMCO BANDAI GAMES
2121DEAD RISING 3CAPCOM VANCOUVERMICROSOFTMICROSOFT
2622SKYLANDERS SWAP FORCEVICARIOUS VISIONSSKYLANDERSACTIVISION BLIZZARD
2923TOMB RAIDERCRYSTAL DYNAMICSSQUARE ENIXSQUARE ENIX EUROPE
1624JUST DANCE 2014UBISOFT (FRANCE)UBISOFTUBISOFT
1725MARIO PARTY: ISLAND TOURND CUBENINTENDONINTENDO
2326SAINTS ROW IVDEEP SILVER VOLITIONDEEP SILVERKOCH MEDIA
3127MADDEN NFL 25EA TIBURONEA SPORTSELECTRONIC ARTS
2228LEGO THE LORD OF THE RINGSTRAVELLER’S TALESWARNER BROS. INTERACTIVEWARNER BROS. INTERACTIVE
2529KNACKSONY COMPUTER ENT.SONY COMPUTER ENT.SONY COMPUTER ENT.
2730RYSE: SON OF ROMECRYTEKMICROSOFTMICROSOFT
3031THE LAST OF USNAUGHTY DOGSONY COMPUTER ENT.SONY COMPUTER ENT.
2832MAX PAYNE 3ROCKSTAR VANCOUVERROCKSTARTAKE 2
3933RAYMAN LEGENDSUBISOFT (FRANCE)UBISOFTUBISOFT
3834ANIMAL CROSSING: NEW LEAFNINTENDONINTENDONINTENDO
3235POKEMON YGAME FREAKNINTENDONINTENDO
4036LEGO STAR WARS: THE COMPLETE SAGATRAVELLER’S TALESXBOX 360 CLASSICSDISNEY INTERACTIVE STUDIOS
3337POKEMON XGAME FREAKNINTENDONINTENDO
38SONIC GENERATIONSSONIC TEAMXBOX 360 CLASSICSSEGA
3439SONIC & ALL STARS RACING TRANSFORMEDSUMO DIGITALXBOX 360 CLASSICSSEGA
40TOM CLANCY’S SPLINTER CELL: BLACKLISTUBISOFT (TORONTO)UBISOFTUBISOFT

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The 3DS sold quite well during the last few months of 2013, but it didn’t hit Nintendo’s expectations. Pokemon X/Y provided a solid boost to the system, so Nintendo was “confident about the ultimate sales volume for the end of the year,” according to president Satoru Iwata. In the end though, “sales did not grow as expected.”

Iwata, speaking during the Q&A portion of Nintendo’s investor briefing, mentioned that the 3DS didn’t find itself at the top of children’s wish lists. Given how the 3DS costs somewhere in the range of $150 – $200 for most, and other products are competing for consumers’ dollars for the holiday season, “you need to make sure that your product is at the top of children’s wish lists”.

Keeping all of this in mind, 3DS did show high growth in France for the year-end period. Iwata says Nintendo is currently “examining what was different about France, and we would like to apply our findings to other regions.”

Nintendo president Satoru Iwata addressed the topic of third-party support – for both 3DS and Wii U – during the company’s investor briefing last week.

Regarding 3DS, Iwata says the platform has become “the number one dedicated video game system that Japanese third-party publishers are focusing on” due to its “overwhelmingly strong presence in the hardware as well as software markets”. Nintendo will continue to distribute and publish some Japanese titles “this year and the next.”

The situation is different in the west, as publishers tend to focus more on consoles as opposed to handhelds. However, Iwata noted: “the fact that Nintendo 3DS has now sold over 10 million units in both the U.S. and Europe seems to be news for third-party publishers, and we have recently been receiving more proposals from third-party publishers.”

When it comes to Wii U, “opinions significantly differ among third-party publishers.” There are still some publishers – particular those “that has great affinity with audiences that Nintendo has historically been strong with” – who continue to support the console and even look to assist Nintendo in getting people to upgrade from Wii to Wii U. “On the other hand, software publishers are not necessarily keen on making games in genres that have weaker affinity with audiences that Nintendo has not been as strong with, where making a huge investment does not guarantee a sufficient return,” Iwata explained. Ultimately, Iwata believes Nintendo must “create a strong foundation in areas Nintendo excels at and achieve a sufficient sales volume,” which is the first step for the company.

Satoru Iwata

Momentum is something that we often hear Nintendo discussing. The 3DS, for example, saw a tough start, but Nintendo turned things around with a price drop and steady stream of software. This provided a momentum boost for the system.

Unfortunately, Wii U has yet to see any sort of momentum. This is something that Nintendo president Satoru Iwata reaffirmed to investors last week.

In spite of the Wii U’s struggles though, Iwata says he “never thought of resignation as an option, and I believe that my job is to do whatever I can do to deliver results, and I am as passionate about this responsibility as ever.”

Read Iwata’s full comments on momentum below.

Thanks to the 3DS’ install base, Nintendo now feels that it can turn a profit with the system’s software. President Satoru Iwata mentioned to investors last week that the company has “many key titles to be released in this calendar year and we will strive to drive profits from these titles.” 3DS overall is expected to be “the key profit-driver for the next fiscal year”.

With Wii U, on the other hand, Iwata admitted that “it is not easy to make a significant profit with the current units sold.” But with Mario Kart 8 and Super Smash Bros. acting “as our main drivers”, Nintendo “would like to make sure that the markets will thoroughly acknowledge the value of Wii U, including the titles that we have released to date.”

This week’s expanded Japanese software sales are as follows:

01./00. [PS3] Sengoku Basara 4 # (Capcom) {2014.01.23} (Â¥6.990) – 176.313 / NEW <67,91%>
02./01. [3DS] Kirby Triple Deluxe
(Nintendo) {2014.01.11} (Â¥4.800) – 58.015 / 353.291 (-28%)
03./02. [3DS] PazuDora Z: Puzzle & Dragons Z (GungHo Online Entertainment) {2013.12.12} (Â¥4.400) – 35.568 / 1.300.778 (-27%)
04./00. [PS3] Saints Row IV (Spike Chunsoft) {2014.01.23} (Â¥5.980) – 34.486 / NEW
05./00. [PS3] Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z (Bandai Namco Games) {2014.01.23} (Â¥7.480) – 30.192 / NEW
06./00. [PSV] Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z
(Bandai Namco Games) {2014.01.23} (Â¥6.480) – 22.901 / NEW
07./04. [3DS] Yo-kai Watch (Level 5) {2013.07.11} (Â¥4.800) – 17.544 / 345.529 (-8%)
08./49. [3DS] Attack on Titan: The Last Wings of Mankind (Spike Chunsoft) {2013.12.05} (Â¥6.090) – 17.282 / 221.249 (+792%)
09./03. [3DS] Pokemon X / Y # (Pokemon Co.) {2013.10.12} (Â¥4.800) – 16.933 / 3.910.658 (-28%)
10./05. [3DS] The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds # (Nintendo) {2013.12.26} (Â¥4.800) – 15.095 / 356.494 (-16%)
11./07. [PS3] Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster (Square Enix) {2013.12.26} (Â¥7.140) – 10.412 / 266.171 (-26%)
12./00. [PSP] La Corda d’Oro 3: Another Sky feat. Jinnan # (Koei Tecmo) {2014.01.23} (Â¥6.090) – 10.295 / NEW
13./00. [PSV] Uta Kumi 575 # (Sega) {2014.01.23} (Â¥7.350) – 9.701 / NEW
14./06. [3DS] Battle For Money Sentouchuu: Densetsu no Shinobi no Survival Battle!
(Bandai Namco Games) {2013.10.17} (Â¥4.980) – 9.271 / 251.197 (-46%)
15./08. [3DS] Monster Hunter 4 #
(Capcom) {2013.09.14} (Â¥5.990) – 8.285 / 3.201.132 (-38%)
16./10. [WIU] Super Mario 3D World
(Nintendo) {2013.11.21} (Â¥5.985) – 7.667 / 470.687 (-27%)
17./12. [PS3] Grand Theft Auto V
(Take-Two Interactive Japan) {2013.10.10} (Â¥7.770) – 7.199 / 689.415 (-2%)
18./09. [PSV] Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster: Twin Pack # (Square Enix) {2013.12.26} (Â¥7.140) – 7.033 / 214.245 (-45%)
19./11. [3DS] Animal Crossing: New Leaf # (Nintendo) {2012.11.08} (Â¥4.800) – 6.437 / 3.656.250 (-24%)
20./00. [360] Saints Row IV (Spike Chunsoft) {2014.01.23} (Â¥5.980) – 5.393 / NEW

Toushin Toshi details

Posted on 10 years ago by (@NE_Brian) in 3DS, News | 0 comments

Another round of details have come in for Toushin Toshi. Read on below for the game’s latest information.

– Plumb the depths of hell to advance
– Fight angels sent to protect man from entering such a dangerous place as you seek to enter
– One angel, Label Case, offers you a proposition should you defeat her
– Consumer her special skill or turn the request down
– If Seed (who you’re playing as) accepts, you’ll get a new skill to use in battle
– If Seed declines, you’ll receive several level ups and a host of high-end equipment
– Pullma: magical witch who pulled a fast one at the registration counter as both participant and partner
– In the tournament of Toshin, contestants have to sign up with both themselves and a lady partner, but Pullma escapes that
– Pullma is an amnesiac
– Only remembers that she has to participate in the games
– Japanese princess Shizuka: partner for samurai dude Gaji
– The two are madly in love with each other, and eloped as Gaji had no hope otherwise of marrying her
– Will need to take her out on a date anyway in order to win her affections and earn her special skill
– Will also need to deal with Suzuya, the kunoichi sent after the pair
– Contrary to her looks and training, she apparently is clueless

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