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It definitely seems like Nintendo Power has a number of exclusive reveals in this month’s issue. We’ve already found out about Sonic Generations 3DS, Shinobi 3DS, Mutant Mudds, and now… Heroes of Ruin.

The game was technically revealed on n-Space’s Facebook page yesterday, though the company quickly removed the notice along with a piece of art that had been released. Nintendo Power has the first information on the title, though, which we’ve posted below.

– Supports 4-players
– Characters are mercenaries
– Weapon, armor, class abilities can be customized
– Earn the items above as you progress
– Supports SpotPass
– DLC
– Daily challenges
– Online co-op
– Drop-in/out
– Voice chat supported
– More information in next Nintendo Power

Thanks to Jake for the tip!

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Nintendo Power has pulled back the curtain on Renegade Kid’s first 3DS title. Actually, some of you may remember that the title was originally going to be a 3D platformer for the DS. Now it’s in 2D, and for the 3DS’ eShop. You can check out a bunch of details on the revitalized project below.

– Heading to the eShop
– 2D side-scrolling platformer
– Renegade Kid publishing the game themselves
– This is the first time Renegade Kid is publishing
– Jools Watsham said that he was toying around with a pixel version of Max when he discovered that a 2D version of the game could work
– Game was redesigned when they found out about the 3DS
– Plot is the same
– Max needs to use his water cannon/water-powered jet pack to defeat monsters that come from the ground
– Go to the foreground and background
– Variety of environments
– Levels include “a dark, wintery land; a fiery temple; a space cosmos; and a fluffy cloudville”
– Collect “Water Sprites” in each level
– Water Sprites unlock new levels
– Secrets and power-ups
– Being made for on-the-go gamers
– Game doesn’t require large chunks of play
– DLC through SpotPass
– Late 2011 release

Source 1, Source 2

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