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3DS Downloadable Titles

Let’s! Golf 3D – 1,000 yen
Nikoli no Puzzle Kakkuro – 500 yen
Nazo Waku Yakata Oto no Aida ni Aida ni – Dai Ichi – Hikaru Me (08/04) – 200 yen

Virtual Console

Nekkutsu KouKou Dodgeball-bu – Kyouteki Doukyu Senshi no Maki – 400 yen
Alleyway – 300 yen

Video Content

Two videos featuring Japanese Idol/personality/singer/actress, Shoko Nakagawa
One video focuses on her drawing the character/talking about Zelda (four minutes)
Second video is a collection of five 30 second commercials
Nazo Waku Yakata 3D preview video (three and a half minutes)
More daily content for Itsu no Ma ni Terebi channel continues to get daily updates,

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UBISOFT® TO SHOWCASE EXTENSIVE LINEUP OF VIDEO GAMES AT GAMESCOM

Hosting Roundtable To Discuss Evolution of Game Development In An Online World

Paris, France – August 3, 2011 – Today, Ubisoft® announced its lineup of high-definition, online and casual games that Gamescom attendees can play before their official releases by visiting the company’s booths at the convention. Ubisoft also announced that it will host a roundtable discussion for press, partners and trade attendees on the progression of game development caused by online play. Gamescom, Europe’s largest trade fair and event for interactive games and entertainment, takes place in Cologne, Germany, from August 17-21.

“Each year, Gamescom gives us a unique opportunity to meet with customers and fans and get their feedback on our upcoming titles in advance of the holiday season,” said Yves Guillemot, chief executive officer at Ubisoft. “Ubisoft’s lineup this year shows that we’re growing across a wide range of genres and that our development teams are continuing to deliver creative and entertaining games to consumers.”

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Ace Combat: Assault Horizon
Armored Core V
Dark Souls
Go Vacation
Inversion
Ridge Racer Unbounded
SoulCalibur V
Tekken 3D
Tekken Hybrid

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01. [Wii] Rhythm Heaven Wii – 81,938 / 200,112
02. [PSP] Queen’s Gate Spiral Chaos (PSP) – 66,959 / NEW
03. [DS] Devil Survivor 2 – 63,008 / NEW
04. [PSP] Sengoku Basara Chronicle Heroes (PSP) – 22,520 / 105,318
05. [PSP] Taiko Drum Master Portable DX – 21,915 / 137,825
06. [Wii] Wii Sports Resort – 20,242 / 441,889
07. [PS3] Jikkyou Powerful Pro Baseball 2011 – 19,703 / 173,201
08. [Wii] Inazuma Eleven Strikers – 18,941 / 129,724
09. [PSP] Jikkyou Powerful Pro Baseball 2011 – 18,242 / 118,653
10. [PSP] Hakuouki Reimeiroku Portable – 16,414 / NEW
11. [PS3] Operation Flashpoint: Red River – 13,331 / NEW
12. [DS] Puyo Puyo – 11,088 / 60,867
13. [Wii] Wii Play: Motion – 10,178 / 49,526
14. [PSP] The Little Battlers – 10,070 / 279,043
15. [DS] Pokemon Black/White – 9,769 / 5,259,203
16. [3DS] The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D – 9,674 / 277,321
17. [Wii] Wii Party – 6,866 / 1,951,859
18. [PS3] Dungeon Siege III – 6,576 / NEW
19. [PS3] Alice: Madness Returns – 6,261 / 26,255
20. [Wii] GoldenEye 007 – 6,204 / 73,986

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PSP 36,659
PS3 20,704
Wii 18,232
3DS 16,415
DSi LL 5,267
DSi 4,625
Xbox 360 1,616
PS2 1,594
DS Lite 138
PSP go 7

For comparison’s sake, here are the hardware numbers from last week.

3DS – 31,826
PSP – 26,854
PS3 – 23,343
Wii – 17,114
DSi LL – 5,258
DSi – 4,921
Xbox 360 – 1,546
PS2 – 1,475
DS Lite – 155
PSP go – 14

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The Wii U is not your traditional “home console” from Nintendo. Unlike what we’ve seen from them in the past, the system allows you to play an entire title directly on the controller. You also won’t be limited to the television.

For these reasons, Satoru Iwata doesn’t want people to label Wii U as a “home console”. Rather, he believes that it is more of a “game console”.

Speaking with investors last week, Iwata also discussed how he hopes the console can become “Nintendo’s new answer to the upcoming change of lifestyle.”

“…Also, I just mentioned ‘home console’ unwittingly, but although the Wii U was announced as the successor of the Wii, I believe it will be positioned slightly different than the past home consoles. In the past, there were two categories of gaming systems, handheld devices and home consoles, and there was thought to be a great wall in between those two categories; however, the Wii U will be connected to a home TV, but it is not a simple home console, meaning it is not something ‘playable only when facing the TV.’ This is because, the controller has its own screen, so even if you are not facing the TV or the TV is occupied for some other reason, you can still use the game system. Therefore, in our release, we have written ‘a new game console’ and not ‘a new home console.’ In English, both are translated as ‘console’ and therefore, this nuance will not be expressed but, in the Japanese releases, we would like to propose the Wii U without using the term ‘home console.’ For your information, for game systems that have been sold as handheld devices, many consumers do not actually use them outside of their homes. Given this fact, we proposed the idea of carrying the Nintendo 3DS outside by enhancing the communication functionality and challenging consumers to change their usual routine but, on the other hand, there is a very high demand for playing a game system inside the house without using the TV, and we would like to answer that demand with the Wii U. In other words, since our lifestyles are changing minute by minute, I think that a play style where a person plays only when the person sits in front of the TV and has to occupy the TV is becoming less and less fitting with the times. Therefore, I would like to make the Wii U Nintendo’s new answer to the upcoming change of lifestyle.”

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