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Arc System Works’ teaser site that opened this week is related to a 3DS eShop game. The Japanese page has been updated with a notice that the mystery title is “Nintendo 3DS Download Software.”

That’s all we know for now. We should be getting more information soon.








This week’s Nintendo Download includes the following featured content:

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Johnny Kung Fu™ – The evil Mr. Wang Gang has kidnapped Johnny’s girlfriend. Become a kung fu expert and fight to rescue her in this old-school action game that mixes the old with the new. (For Nintendo 3DS™)

Kirby’s Pinball Land™ – The Nintendo eShop “8-bit Summer” series continues with this classic Kirby™ game from 1993. It’s a pinball race to check out surprise enemies and pitfalls in a number of fast-paced, uncharted worlds. (For Nintendo 3DS)


The Indepdent recently chatted with Nintendo president Satoru Iwata. The publication asked Iwata a bunch questions, and he was more than willing to provide a few juicy tidbits.

Iwata commented on the company’s first-ever operating loss, the surprising success of Wii, Wii U’s asymmetric gameplay, specs and third-parties, the future of 3D, and a whole lot more.

In the process of responding to these topics, there are a few points we’ll mention right off the bat. Iwata said that more third-party Wii U games will be announced this fall, the same time that the console’s price and release date are revealed. He also commented about the future of 3D, noting that it will likely play a minor role in Nintendo’s future systems.

Head past the break for all of Iwata’s comments. Believe me, you won’t want to miss this Q&A roundup.



Angry Birds Trilogy will cost $29.99. In case you’re wondering, the PlayStation 3/Xbox 360 versions are set at $39.99.








Starting tomorrow, Nintendo will release the “The Incredible Barbazan” animated series as a paid download on the eShop. The first episode, “The Cabinet of Horror”, will be available for €1.50. Six episodes are planned in total.

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