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As was the case with the escapeVektor releases on WiiWare, the 3DS version will be downloadable. Nnooo said they’ll combine the chapters from the Wii Shop Channel and place the package on the eShop rather than store shelves.

The studio also stated that they are finished adding new escapeVektor content to the Wii Shop Channel.

A company representative said:

“We’re moving the whole escapeVektor story across to the Nintendo 3DS & PlayStation Vita so there won’t be any more chapters released on WiiWare. The 3DS/Vita versions will be digital downloads.”

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Square Enix is working on a second demo for Bravely Default: Flying Fairy. It will be available sometime soon in Japan.

It isn’t entirely clear what will be included in the download. However, Japanese magazine Jump refers to the demo as “Demo + AR Vol.1 – Crystal Maiden Volume”, so you can probably expect more augmented reality action and gameplay with the 17-year-old Crystal Maiden Anies.

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The boxart for Fire Emblem: Awakening is attached above. What do you guys think about it?

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Japanese Club Nintendo members can choose from a couple of new rewards. The site has added in Mario and Luigi pouches that can hold a 3DS, DSi, DS Lite or original DS. Each pouch costs 250 points.

You can find a few photos of the pouches above.

Thanks to 4Him for the tip!

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I thought it’d be worthwhile to compile a roundup of Mario Tennis Open details from the latest Nintendo Direct.

Nintendo of America localization producer Erik Peterson shared the following information about the game:

– Focus on fast-pace, intense rallies
– Controls have a surprising amount of depth
– Can use the touch screen to tap certain shots rather than using buttons
– Gyro sensor support
– Tilt the 3DS to look around the court
– View for tilting is as if you were down on the court itself
– Local wireless with up to four people
– Can play online
– 2-4 friends
– Single or doubles matches can be played online
– There is also an “open match” online option to play against others of similar skill
– Earn victory medals by defeating other players
– Monthly leaderboards
– Player rating

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