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Our latest look at Fire Emblem Fates in English shows off the Hoshido storyline. Take a look at an hour of footage below.

Update 3: Bumped to the top again. Appears to be back at Amazon.


Update 2: Bumped to the top. Now in stock at GameStop.


Update: Now gone. That actually lasted longer than I thought it would!


Devil’s Third is a game that’s been pretty tough to find at retail for awhile now. If you’re looking to obtain a copy though, Amazon currently has the game available. It’s back-ordered, but stock should be arriving on February 14. We’ll see how long this lasts!

XSEED just announced this week that Return to PopoloCrois: A Story of Seasons Fairytale is heading to North America on March 1. In Europe, the game is slated for February 18, according to an eShop listing. It will only be sold digitally in PAL territories, unlike in North America where a physical version will also be offered.

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IGN has more English gameplay of Hyrule Warriors Legends up on its YouTube page. Get a look at the latest video below.

Aside from the new level which adds the Professor E. Gadd costume, Super Mario Maker recently added a few other ones in the Event Course section. Players can try out four courses made for Tokaigi 2016, a Japanese gaming event. They’re pretty tough, so you may have difficulty completing them all!


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A whole bunch of footage has come in of the Bravely Second demo. Three videos are below, and even more can be found here.

Word Puzzles by POWGI hit the European eShops last week. In North America, the game will be available on Wii U and 3DS this coming week: February 11. It’s cross-buy, so if you purchase one version, you’re entitled to the other one for free.

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XSEED has another trailer up for Return to PopoloCrois: A Story of Seasons Fairytale, separate from the features one we posted a few days ago. You can see it below.

XSEED also published a new blog about Return to PopoloCrois, accessible here. It goes over some interesting features, including ones not in the Japanese release like an encounter rate toggle and quick save (instead of temporary save).

Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash finally launched in Japan last week. To celebrate, Famitsu spoke with a few developers who worked on the game. The lineup includes director Shugo Takahashi and producer Hiroyuki Takahashi from Camelot as well as Nintendo producer Toshiharu Izuno.

Our complete translation of the interview can be found after the break. The staff touched on topics like approaching HD development for the first time, how new characters were selected, amiibo integration, and online play. There’s also an interesting bit about how Nintendo was initially opposed to including Boo in Mario Tennis 64.

Several new games out came out this week on the Wii U and 3DS eShops. If you’re interested in checking out what’s new in screenshot form, take a peak at the gallery below.


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