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Anyone know who Andrew Lloyd Webber is? Hopefully! He’s been involved with many famous musicals, including Cats, Starlight, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, and my personal favorite, The Phantom of the Opera.

Head past the break for details on Webber’s new Wii game.



A new, limited edition Kid Icarus: Uprising AR card is available in Japan. Nintendo is distributing the special card (pictured above) between July 31 and August 31.

The image takes inspiration from the Kid Icarus float that was a part of the Tachi Neputa Festival last year.

Fans can pick up the card at Panasonic Center’s Nintendo GameFront area in Tokyo.


Complete with 6 classic games, soundtrack CD and anniversary booklet!

Jump into an interactive celebration of Kirby’s 20th anniversary with Kirby’s Dream Collection Special Edition! The package includes 6 classic Kirby™ titles along with several brand-new Challenge Stages like the ones in Kirby’s Return to Dream Land™ (Wii™), a 45-song music CD, a 48-page anniversary booklet filled with the details of Kirby’s creation and history and interactive timeline to learn everything about Kirby. This is certainly the special package Kirby fans of all ages have been waiting for.








So the 3DS XL is doing pretty well in Japan thus far. How about in the UK?

While not confirmed, a report suggests that the system “shifted a figure a little shy of five figures” – that would be under 10,000 units. This may not seem too impressive, but keep in mind that the estimate is based on sales tracked over a 24 hour period, not a full week. It did manage to outsell the first 3DS by a factor of just over 2:1. When the 3DS originally launched, it was on the market for a full week.

The 3DS XL’s debut may have contributed to a rise in software sales. Mario Kart 7’s sales increased by 45 percent, Super Mario 3D Land climbed up 37 percent, and Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games rose 25 percent.

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The 3DS XL and New Super Mario Bros. 2 had huge debuts in Japan this past weekend.

Nintendo’s 3DS revision moved 193,441 units in just two days, according to Famitsu’s Enterbrain data. New Super Mario Bros. 2 also came out strong with 430,185 copies sold.

Again, this information only accounts for two days of sales. The 3DS XL, along with New Super Mario Bros 2., were officially released in Japan on Saturday. Enterbrain’s tracking period for this data carried through Sunday.

Also worth mentioning is that Enterbrain’s figure for New Super Mario Bros. 2 does not account for digital sales. Although Nintendo hasn’t announced any data on this front, the company has said that it would be willing to share download data in the future.

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Square Enix is still implementing fan feedback as players react to the company’s Bravely Default demos.

The next trial, which is due on Wednesday, makes use of a new encounter rate and AI for smaller enemies. Additionally, players will find that the attack time has been sped up in battles, and it is now possible to hold down a button and cycle through battle animations.

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