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Scribblenauts Unlimited will offer very similar experiences on Wii U and 3DS. According to Nintendo Power, both titles contain the same missions, worlds, upgraded dictionary, and open-ended gameplay.

So what sets the two apart? Nintendo Power says Scribblenauts Unlimited 3DS “will include StreetPass functionality that will allow you to see what objects other players have used to overcome the game’s challenges, as well as stereoscopic 3D enhancements for the cinematics.”

There’s one important element missing from the 3DS version though: the new object editor.



Nekketsu K?ha Kunio-kun: Bangai Rant? Hen will be hitting the Japanese eShop as a Game Boy download on August 8 for 400 yen. It will be joined by Mega Man 2 and Columns. Screenshots of the game can be found above.

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3DS Download

SpeedX 3D – £2.70

3DS VC

The Sword of Hope II – £2.70

DSiWare

101 Pinball World – £4.50 / 500 points
90’s Pool – £4.50 / 500 points

WiiWare

Successfully Learning English Year 3 – 800 points

There are five games here, so this could actually end up being the full list of European Nintendo Downloads for August 9. We’ll probably know for sure on Monday.

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Some European consumers have been experiencing screen scratching issues with the newly launched 3DS XL. The scratches have been appearing in the form of various dots on the top screen, occasionally forming lines.

When the original 3DS hit store shelves, users also complained of screen scratching on the top screen. In some cases, this continued even with with more recent 3DS units.

It’s currently unclear how big of an issue screen scratching could turn out to be for the 3DS XL.

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There have been lots of Nintendo-related ripoffs in the past. Some are worse than others. But this latest one – boy oh boy, it’s pretty obvious that the developer took inspiration from one of Nintendo’s eShop games.

Above are screenshots from BlockShift. It’s a title that can be downloaded for the Android platform. You can probably tell that it features the same style and gameplay included in Pushmo, the Nintendo-published and Intelligent Systems-made eShop title. Heck, it even supports QR codes!

I guess the only bright spot in all of this is that BlockShift is free, so at least the developer isn’t looking to make a profit from the game…


The latest Shin Megami Tensei IV teaser site update offered a tiny bit of commentary from Eiji Ishida. Ishida served as the art director for Nocturne, Strange Journey and appears to be fulfilling that role once again for the fourth entry.

In his message, Ishida said that Atlus has hit its stride with Tensei IV’s development and the team is hoping to improve the 3D depth of the world. Fans can also count on the world being improved 200% in terms of the feeling of surviving and wandering in a chaotic world.

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Shifting World has been out in North American for a few months now, but it still hasn’t come out in Europe. That’ll be changing very soon.

The game is about a month away from hitting European store shelves. Rising Star Games has confirmed that Shifting World will be available in September. No specific date yet, but we should be getting that information soon.

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Square Enix’s Gyrozetter 3DS game, announced late last year and detailed a few months back, is scheduled to hit Japan this spring.

The company’s Gyrozetter arcade title made use of Unreal Engine 3. As you would expect, the 3DS game won’t.

Gyrozetter 3DS is a completely original RPG, and it won’t have many ties to the arcade version. Producer Ryutaro Ichimura says development is progressing well.

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