Submit a news tip



3DS

We have a few screenshots showing the Wii U and 3DS versions of Rodea: The Sky Soldier. View them in the gallery below.

New Nintendo maintenance has been scheduled for early next week for various Wii U and 3DS games including Super Mario Maker and Pokemon Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire. The schedule is as follows:

First maintenance period:

  • Nintendo 3DS: certain games (online play, leaderboards)

This maintenance will take place on:

– Europe: November 9th (10PM) to November 10th (3AM)
– UK: November 9th (9PM) to November 10th (2AM)
– North America (EDT): November 9th (4PM to 9PM)
– North America (PDT): November 9th (1PM to 6PM)
– Japan: November 10th (6AM to 11AM)

Second maintenance period:

  • Nintendo 3DS: Pokémon X and Y (online play, leaderboards)
  • Nintendo 3DS: Pokémon Omega Ruby / Alpha Sapphire (online play, leaderboards)

This maintenance will take place on:

– Europe: November 10th (1AM to 2AM)
– UK: November 10th (12AM to 1AM)
– North America (EDT): November 9th (7PM to 8PM)
– North America (PDT): November 8th (4PM to 5PM)
– Japan: November 10th (9AM to 10AM)

Third maintenance period:

  • Wii U: Super Mario Maker

This maintenance will take place on:

– Europe: November 10th (2AM to 3AM)
– UK: November 10th (1AM to 2AM)
– North America (EDT): November 9th (8PM to 9PM)
– North America (PDT): November 8th (5PM to 6PM)
– Japan: November 10th (10AM to 11AM)

Source, Via

Since Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate’s release back in February earlier this year, Capcom has graciously gifted fans of the series free DLC, and now the final pack of free DLC for Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate is here. The November pack offers a bunch of new quests for arenas and Deviljho, as well as new GX armor. You can check out everything Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate’s final batch of free DLC has to offer in the video below, and don’t forget you can still get all the previous DLC from prior months if you missed out on any.

Yo-kai Watch has been a phenomenal success in Japan. The games and merchandise have sold incredibly well, and the series even has its own anime.

Why has Yo-kai Watch become such a hit in Japan? That question is something Level-5 CEO Akihiro Hino tackled in an interview with Game Informer. He told the site:

“The reason behind the success of Yo-kai Watch, not only as the game title but as the entire franchise, I would say is the strong link between the different pieces of our franchise, centered around what we call Yo-kai Medals [which] contributed a lot. Kids in Japan ran to the store after seeing the Yo-kai Medals used in the TV series, which can not only be enjoyed as collectible toys, but are also interactive with the video game, the arcade game, and can be utilized in many more ways.”

Hino also commented on how Yo-kai Watch’s concept came about. Regarding this, he said:

“I wanted create an IP that is universal and long-lasting, while providing something new and highly relatable to kids today. Yo-kai are spooky beings which often appear in Japanese folklore, mostly related to either humans or objects we were once attached to. Though they are somewhat monster-like, I realized they had never been featured in video games. From there, I started thinking about some of the main characters, and the concept of Jibanyan – a pretty cat Yo-kai who got hit by a truck – came into my mind. In order to write a story which can be relatable to kids, we conducted robust kids research to understand them. We tried hard to capture what they are most concerned about – it was interesting to find concerns which I can relate to my childhood days, and the ones which were unique to kids today. Setting-wise, it was natural to have it take place in real world. Springdale is an ordinary town with characters who use modern devices and live normal lives, just as we all are now – which is why it is so relatable to today’s kids.”

Source

Aksys Games has prepared a new trailer for Moco Moco Friends. Take a look at the video below.

Along with the trailer, Aksys also posted some interesting news regarding charity. For every Moco Moco Friends game sold, the company will donate a portion of the proceeds to Make-A-Wish Foundation.

Source

Fans digging through the files and code in The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes have come across an outfit reminiscent of Great Fairies from A Link Between Worlds. Based on Link’s face, it may have been an in-progress model back when the developers transformed Link from A Link Between Worlds into the final art style in Tri Force Heroes. Also, it’s worth mentioning that the outfit has an unused icon which looks similar to Queen of Hearts.

It was recently announced that Monster Hunter X would be teaming up with Fairy Tail for a collaboration. In this week’s issue of Jump, there’s even more news about partnerships.

Monster Hunter X will feature a Jump Pirate costume and gunlance. Additionally, old Jump collaboration gear will be returning. New collaboration gear will be announced each issue for three consecutive weeks.

In other Monster Hunter X news, Capcom published three more videos pertaining to the game. You can find those below.

Nintendo didn’t mention it in its digital downloads report today, but a couple of new 3DS themes have been added in North America. System owners can now purchase Pokemon: Mega Mewtwo and BREAK Evolution as well as the Mark III Theme from SEGA. Each one costs $1.99.

More:

Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon can now be pre-loaded from the North American 3DS eShop. To do so, you’ll need 1848MB of free space on your SD card.

Those who purchase Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon digitally will be entitled to a free 3DS theme. This offer lasts through December 6.

With the “Original Game Sound” edition of Project X Zone 2 in Japan, Bandai Namco is including The Adventure of Valkyrie: The Legend of the Time Key with Xiaomu. This downloadable bonus game is a special edition of the NES title originally released in 1986, now with added playable character Xiamou. Check out some footage below.

Source


Manage Cookie Settings