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Capcom has sent out yet another batch of screenshots from Monster Hunter Diary: Poka Poka Airou Village DX. View them below.

Capcom launched the official Monster Hunter Stories website today. To access the page, head on over here.

We’ve gathered the first screenshots and art from Monster Hunter Stories below. The first translated details can be found here in our extensive report.

Nintendo prepared a new trailer for The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes tonight. Thanks to the Japanese video, we now have confirmation that there are 32 stages in the game.

Nintendo also shared the game’s Japanese boxart, posted above. A teaser site is located here.

Japan is getting Zelda: Tri Force Heroes on October 22 for 4,700 yen.

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Update: Bumped to the top – more screenshots added.


Capcom has opened the official website for Ace Attorney 6. You can access the page here.

Meanwhile, we also have the first screenshots from Ace Attorney 6. Those are below.

Nintendo released a new Japanese trailer for The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes today. We’ve posted it below.

Monster Hunter Stories was announced way back in April. But it wasn’t until the release of this week’s Famitsu that proper information about the game was shared.

Monster Hunter Stories is an RPG set in the Monster Hunter world. It tells the story of “Monster Riders” who form bonds with monsters.

As noted in Famitsu, the title begins in the Rider Village. The protagonist receives a “Bond Stone” from the village chief, which is necessary to pass a trial and become a full fledged Rider. Nabir, who grew up with the protagonist, is a partner in the trial and is determined to see the world outside the village.

During a live stream from GameStop Expo 2015, Little Orbit stopped by to show Adventure Time: Finn & Jake Investigations and Kung Fu Panda: Showdown of Legendary Legends. The full recording can be seen below.

Nintendo UK has a new commercial up for LBX: Little Battlers eXperience, which you can watch below. The European version is due out on Friday.

Additional information about Ace Attorney 6 has been translated from the pages of this week’s Famitsu. You’ll find the details rounded up below.

– Once again, the game is set in a foreign country which Phoenix visits “for a certain goal”
– The old Wright luck kicks in and he finds himself wrapped up in a certain case when his tour guide is arrested
– Phoenix goes to see the trial
– When there, he sees there’s no defense attorney and the judge is relying on things like an “oracle of spirits” to hand down a guilty verdict immediately
– Phoenix objects and takes the defense’s bench
– In the game is the mysterious, strong-willed woman in the art
– This woman is neither a witness nor a prosecutor nor a judge
– She’s this game’s “key person” like Athena in AA5
– Note that it does not say she’s Phoenix’s assistant, just reuses the “key person” term
– The “water mirror” in the courtroom plays a part in a new system they’re keeping under wraps
– The magazine also seems to suggest there may be other small changes from the usual courtroom antics
– This new system will be playable at TGS 2015
– In this country, there are prosecutors, but no defense attorneys
– Defendants must use a “certain object” to defend themselves
– The game’s theme is a “courtroom revolution”
– The team felt Phoenix was in a position where he didn’t really have anyone who could match up to him in Japan, so that was part of the reason they moved him into the wider world
– They also hope that trials in a court where the usual “rules” don’t play will help give a sense of urgency to the game that they couldn’t get in just a plain Japanese trial
– Devs have heard complaints about Ace Attorney 5 being too easy due to the many hints characters gave
– With this game, they’re aiming to let the player enable/disable hints on their own, and to avoid direct clues like in AA5
– Development is still fairly early on
– The team wants to make a game to surpass the previous entries, and to “betray the player’s expectations – in a good way!”

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Starting on Sunday, Target will be discounting select Nintendo games by 30 percent. The lineup includes Super Smash Bros. for Wii U/3DS, Mario Kart 8, and more. Target’s sale will last through September 12.

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