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Amzy made a Japanese DSiWare game called “Clash of the Elementalists” back in 2011. A couple of years later, Teyon is bringing it to North America and Europe. Clash of the Elementalists is without a release date, but we do know that it’ll cost 500 points.

A mini fact sheet with details can be found below.


Shigeru Miyamoto recently made a media tour in North America. The press were given an opportunity to chat with the creator of Mario, Zelda, and countless other IPs.

One such interview from GameSpot covers areas such as Pikmin 3’s delay, the possibility of remaking more games for Wii U (like Wind Waker), what it’s like working with overseas developers such as Next Level Games,
the challenges with Wii U’s messaging, and more.

We’ve posted the full Q&A after the break.


Two Tribes has wrapped up development on Toki Tori 2. The studio announced the news on its website today and also confirmed that its game is now in the hands of Nintendo for the submission process.

For the time being, Toki Tori 2 doesn’t have a release date. That’ll be changing very soon, however, and Two Tribes estimates that its game “is probably just a few weeks away”.

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With HarmoKnight’s overseas launch on the horizon, Nintendo has posted an English translation of the game’s “Iwata Asks”. Hit up this link for lots of juicy development details, notes about GameFreak overall, and more. It’s an interesting read!

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Shin’en announced earlier this week that Nano Assault EX would launch on the European 3DS eShop this Thursday. Today, the studio confirmed the same outcome for North America. EX will be available both digital stores tomorrow.

A tweet from Shin’en reads:



Everyone’s favorite community manager Christian Svensson responded to a fan today who asked him if we might see an Ace Attorney collection hit 3DS in the future. His reply?


“I have proposed this many times over the past two years… no news yet though. 🙁 Hang in there.”

– Capcom Community Manager Christian Svensson


Well, I know I would certainly pick up an Ace Attorney collection, despite having played all five games already! If they do end up doing this and you find yourself in the unfortunate position of never having played these games, do yourself a favor and pick it up.

Via Siliconera



“History is our playground in Assassin’s Creed. Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag is a work of fiction that depicts the real events during the golden era of pirates. We do not condone illegal whaling, just as we don’t condone a pirate lifestyle of poor hygiene, plundering, hijacking ships, and over-the legal-limit drunken debauchery.”

– Ubisoft senior PR manager Stone Chin


Eh, that’s a fair response. Hiding behind the guise of “it’s historical!” is more or less false considering that “glorification” implies you’re stretching the truth to make things seem cooler than they were, but simply stating “sorry, it’s a game, get over it” is completely fair, and I would be obliged to agree with that sentiment! They aren’t being historical, but too bad, it’s a piece of storytelling.

Via Polygon



Speaking with NowGamer, TT Fusion’s lead developer for the upcoming LEGO City: Undercover has said that the studio isn’t looking at making an NFC-based, figurine-attached game using LEGO figures anytime soon, despite the facts that such an idea would clearly be ridiculously popular, and the Wii U Gamepad already has NFC technology built into it.

Perhaps the studio simply wants to release their new game first, see what kind of press it gets, and then think about doing something new and interesting like that. Something tells me they’ll be more interesting in simply making another open-world LEGO City game though.

Via NowGamer



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