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Princess Tomato in the Salad Kingdom will be hitting the Japanese eShop as a Famicom download on September 19 for 500 yen. Screenshots of the game can be found above.

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As of September 10, New Super Mario Bros. 2 players have collectively obtained 100 billion coins. 13,201 users have now collected one million coins.

Nintendo shared the news in a SpotPass notification. The company has been providing regular updates about the coins total through the messaging system.

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There are lots of new elements in Magician’s Quest: Town of Magic – a new main character, new characters, new furniture, and a large new shopping mall. The game is 70% complete, so it should be coming out in Japan soon.

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The latest Japanese hardware sales from Media Create are as follows:

3DSLL – 38,913
3DS – 25,246
Vita – 14,106
PS3 – 11,813
PSP – 9,065
Wii – 6,958
PS2 – 1,078
Xbox 360 – 815
DSi LL – 672
DSi – 597

For comparison’s sake, here are the hardware numbers from last week:

Vita – 50,070
3DSLL – 44,951
3DS – 29,342
PS3 – 12,433
PSP – 10,266
Wii – 8,680
PS2 – 1,098
Xbox 360 – 875
DSi LL – 803
DSi – 685


The ‘Fractured Soul’ developer talks the development process, frustrations with protecting ideas, and why you should buy their game.

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I hope you guys like interviews (I sure do!), because you’ll be seeing a lot more of them over the coming months. Lined up we have 5th Cell, Junction Point, Broken Rules, and WayForward (tentative), and over the past few months we’ve dealt with n-Space, Renegade Kid’s Jools Watsham, and some writers from Cracked.com (horrible, horrible interview).

Recently I’ve conducted interviews via lists, weird fan-fiction write ups, and as straightforward Q&As. This time I think it’s certifiably appropriate to hit it from the IGN angle: Straightforward Q&A with some splashy fluff and awkward text-ifyings of emotional responses.

Ha ha ha.

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So what’s in store for today? It’s time to get to know the guys behind 3DS’s potential next great platformer, Endgame Studios! A relatively new name to the development scene, they’ve been doing licensed games and dev-for-hire stuff since 2003, but they didn’t foray into independent game design in a serious way until 2005/2006, when the early early concept for ‘Fractured Soul’ came to be. It’s been a long development cycle, but we’re finally nearing its September 13th release date and many people are looking for a reason to pick it up.

So I started with that.



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