Nintendo isn’t the only company that saw their shares fall today. According to Reuters, Capcom lost 8.3 percent to 1,974 yen while Square Enix dropped 8.3 percent to 1,974 yen. If you ask me, people are watching shares and company earnings too much these days!

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New Love Plus screenshots

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Mario Kart 7 shows your specific online activities to friends

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If you’re playing a certain type of race or mode in Mario Kart 7, your friends will know about it. The game takes the system’s Friends List one step further by providing more specific information about your activities. As you can see in the screenshot above, your friends will also be able to see your VR rank, which is making its return from Mario Kart Wii.

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Tekken Prime Ono and Harada trailer

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This is one of the stranger trailers you may see, yet it is totally awesome.

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Bit.Trip Saga and Bit.Trip Complete available now

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Collect BIT.TRIP SAGA and BIT.TRIP COMPLETE! Available Now!
TORRANCE, Calif. – September 13, 2011 – Aksys Games, a publisher of interactive entertainment software, in collaboration with game developer Gaijin Games, is pleased to announce that BIT.TRIP SAGA and BIT.TRIP COMPLETE are available now on the Nintendo 3DS™ and Wii™ systems, respectively. BIT.TRIP COMPLETE is a complete six-game retail compilation, packaged with a BIT.TRIP Soundtrack Sampler audio CD and packed with 120 new challenges. BIT.TRIP SAGA features full a 3D presentation that you can take with you wherever you go! BIT.TRIP COMPLETE and BIT.TRIP SAGA include: BIT.TRIP BEAT, BIT.TRIP CORE, BIT.TRIP VOID, BIT.TRIP RUNNER, BIT.TRIP FATE, and BIT.TRIP FLUX!
“Bit.Trip Complete pulls together all six titles in Gaijin Games’s retro-inspired, genre-smashing Bit.Trip series on one Wii disc, and you’re not likely to find a compilation that offers a more diverse selection of games—or a more entertaining overall experience.” – Nintendo Power (Sept. 2011) BIT.TRIP COMPLETE Review: 9/10
“You also have to perfect the challenge from top to bottom in order to successfully complete it, something that will take many tries and a level of profanity that would likely make Chris Rock blush.” – Nintendo Life (BIT.TRIP COMPLETE)
“…these games look absolutely fantastic on the smaller screen of the 3DS.” – Nintendo Life (BIT.TRIP SAGA)
“…with the addition of 3D visuals, the games in handheld compilation Bit.Trip Saga are crazier than ever.” – Nintendo Power (Sept. 2011) BIT.TRIP SAGA Review: 8/10
“Bit.Trip SAGA stands alone as a visually enhanced, portable repackaging of some of the best games of this generation of consoles. Just like Paris, Bit.Trip SAGA is for lovers.” – Destructoid Review: 8.5/10
Alex Neuse’s (CEO/Co-founder of Gaijin Games) Favorite BIT.TRIP COMPLETE Challenges:

Hatsune Miku Project Mirai details

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– Mirai means future
– Features a cute version of the Hatsune Miku character
– The character is actually a Nendoroid series figure
– Rhythm action
– 3D visuals
– New rhythm gameplay elements not seen in previous games
– AR concert with AR cards

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Super Mario 3D Land will have StreetPass support

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Super Mario 3D will make use of the 3DS’ built-in StreetPass functionality. Nintendo’s latest press release confirms the news, but doesn’t go into any detail.

Here’s what the release says:

“On Nov. 13, Nintendo will release the Super Mario 3D Land game for Nintendo 3DS. In this first-ever true 3D Mario platforming adventure, players can scout levels and find secrets before they play using the built-in gyro sensor feature of the Nintendo 3DS system. The game will feature propeller blocks and will have StreetPass functionality.”

I never really thought about a Mario game having this kind of support. I’m sure Miyamoto has something interesting in store…

Thanks to Jake for the tip!