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Nintendo Direct Mini Reveals Wii U and Nintendo 3DS Updates

REDMOND, Wash.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– At long last, Super NES classic EarthBound is now available as a Virtual Console game in the Nintendo eShop for Wii U for $9.99. Nintendo announced its availability during today’s Nintendo Direct Mini video. Nintendo also revealed that Nintendo Zone locations will be getting StreetPass enhancements to let players connect with one another, and reminded people about this weekend’s Pikmin 3 demo program at select GameStop and EB Games stores.

“Not only do Wii U owners have a big lineup of great games on the way like Pikmin 3 and The Wonderful 101, but they also have access to Virtual Console classics like EarthBound,” said Scott Moffitt, Nintendo of America’s executive vice president of Sales & Marketing. “If you haven’t already, this is a great time to jump into the Nintendo 3DS and Wii U experience.”

To view the Nintendo Direct Mini in its entirety, visit http://www.nintendo.com/nintendo-direct.

Information in today’s Nintendo Direct Mini included:


This month’s GamesTM review scores are as follows:

Pikmin 3 – 9
Company of Heroes 2 – 8
Mario & Luigi: Dream Team Bros. – 8
Dust 514 – 5
Marvel Heroes – 4
Gunpoint – 8
Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons – 8
New Super Luigi U – 7
Wonderbook: Diggs Nightcrawler – 8
State of Decay – 7
The Swapper – 9
Sorcery! – 8
Game & Wario – 6

Thanks to joclo for the tip.


Nintendo has been working on a 3DS version of Miiverse for a significant amount of time. According to a tweet from Emily Rogers, the functionality will be ready to go in just a few months. Miiverse will apparently come to the 3DS this fall through a firmware update, and will also include the introduction of Nintendo Network IDs on the system.

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D3Publisher is releasing Adventure Time: Explore the Dungeon Because I DON’T KNOW! and Regular Show: Mordecai and Rigby In 8-Bit Land in North America. Thankfully, a separate company has picked up on the games’ European distribution.

It was announced today that Namco Bandai will be publishing the new Adventure Time and Regular Show titles across Europe (and Australasia). A release is planned for the fall.

Namco Bandai Games Europe senior vice-president Oliver Comte said:

“We are very excited to extend our partnership with Turner CN Enterprises, via our sister company D3Publisher, with two exciting titles based on the famous Cartoon Network animated shows, Adventure Time and Regular Show. Following the success of these two TV shows, we are delighted to bring truly authentic video game experiences to Europe and Australasia that will please fans of all ages.”

Source: Namco Bandai PR


We’ve had two dates for Sonic Lost World thus far. Over the past couple of days, SEGA revealed that the Wii U and 3DS titles will be out in North America on October 22 and Japan on October 24. What about Europe?

Gamers across the continent will have access to Sonic Lost World first. SEGA has made it official: Sonic Lost World will be available in Europe on October 18. It’s not a huge difference, but every day counts!


The Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney series has been around for quite awhile. But the latest entry, Dual Destinies, is involved with a couple of firsts. It’s the first release on the 3DS. It’s also the first game in the franchise to receive an “M” rating from the ESRB.

Capcom isn’t saying much about the ESRB’s decision to give out that classification. When asked for a comment, the company would only say, “Due to the nature of the various crimes and storylines in this latest title in the series ESRB deemed the title an M.”

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