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Collecting Smiles President & Founder Jens Andersson is very much intrigued by the idea of bringing Colors! 3D to Wii U. He was quick to confirm that “nothing has been decided here yet”, but the possibility remains.

Andersson has also offered praise for the 3DS eShop, noting how it’s “quickly becoming a great platforms for smaller developers”. We may see some of his prototypes come to the store as complete games sometime in the future.

Speaking about the chances of Colors! on Wii U, Andersson said:

“I hope so. I’d very much like to see Colors! on Wii U for example, but nothing has been decided here yet. Also, it seems like the eShop is quickly becoming a great platforms for smaller developers like me, so at some point I hope to develop some of the game prototypes I’ve been working on into full games and publish them there.”

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Little Battler eXperience Explosive Boost (this is a more accurate English title apparently) is more than just a simple port of the PSP original.

According to CoroCoro Comics, after splitting into teams, up to six players can battle with each other wirelessly. This is the first time such functionality has been added to a Little Battler eXperience title.

Also new to Explosive Boost are LBX units such as B Kid, Princess M, Dominion and Crusader.

Thanks to 4Him for the tip.

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Guess next week’s Nintendo Show 3D episode will be focusing on PAX East…



All things considered, Resident Evil: Revelations sold relatively well in the U.S. last month. The NPD Group told Joystiq Capcom’s horror title sold 122,000 units in March.

We did not receive any sales data for Revelations in February. It was only confirmed that the game made it into the top 25 software rankings.

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A little more English Theatrhythm Final Fantasy footage for you:

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REDMOND, Wash.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– There’s no escaping the scary essence of Friday the 13th as Nintendo unleashes an extraordinary new experience in horror-themed entertainment. Launching today exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS system, Spirit Camera: The Cursed Memoir invites horror fans to immerse themselves in a chilling hand-held adventure. The game’s 3D visuals and augmented-reality features help unravel the mysterious tale of a girl named Maya who’s been trapped in a haunted house and cursed by a malevolent woman in black. As players strive to rescue Maya, ghostly images are intermingled with real-world environments to create a visceral, personalized experience they won’t soon forget.

Spirit Camera: The Cursed Memoir comes with the “diary of faces,” a 16-page augmented-reality book that transforms the Nintendo 3DS system into the Camera Obscura. When the “diary of faces” is viewed through the lens of the system’s built-in camera, it allows players to discover unique experiences that not only advance the game’s storyline but also add eerie interactive elements. For example, some pages contain movies that reveal past events that occurred in the haunted house where Maya is trapped, while others cause evil spirits to seemingly emerge from the book and into players’ own real-world surroundings.



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