Pre-order Zelda: Tri Force Heroes at GAME, get a pin badge set
Posted on 10 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS, News | 2 Comments
GAME has a unique pre-order offer available for The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes. If you reserve the game there, you’ll receive a special pin badge set.
Here’s the news straight from GAME’s Twitter account:
Order Legend of Zelda:Triforce Heroes for 3DS & get an exclusive Pin Badge Set, only at GAME http://t.co/XYFOyAD8tu pic.twitter.com/9Qsdd2l1lS
— GAME.co.uk (@GAMEdigital) October 18, 2015
Pro Yakyuu Famista Returns sold pretty well in Japan
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Pro Yakyuu Famista Returns sold nearly 26,000 copies during its first week on the Japanese market. That may not seem like much, but the game actually did quite well.
Media Create reports that the first week sell-through rate for Pro Yakyuu Famista Returns was 88.72 percent. The previous title in the series, Pro Baseball Famista 2011, sold 13,000 units in its first week with a sell-through rate of 27.64 percent.
Although it has been roughly four and a half years since that and the interval between releases has been wide, the initial sales of the new 3DS game are double when compared to Famista 2011. Also, as the sell-through is very high, many shops have sold out. There is the favorable timing that Pro Baseball Climax Series is being held and the Jikkyo Powerful Pro Baseball series doesn’t see a regular yearly entry this year, so it can be considered that Famista Returns attracts the demand from baseball game fans.
Aonuma plays Zelda: Tri Force Heroes again, now with the game’s director
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When Nintendo held the first round of Japanese Zelda: Tri Force Heroes online demo events last weekend, series producer Eiji Aonuma played for an hour during a live stream. The first of two final events just ended a short while ago, and Aonuma appeared on another broadcast with director Hiromasa Shikata. You can watch the recorded stream below.
Shin Megami Tensei IV Final screenshots
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