Skylanders SuperChargers launch trailer
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Activision has now released Skylanders SuperChargers, and its launch trailer is now available. View it below.
Zelda: Tri Force Heroes guide on the way, including collector’s edition
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Update (9/20): Bumped to the top. Amazon has discounted the guide, so you can save $6.72
Update (9/14): Here’s a look at the guide covers from Prima:
Original (9/13): Prima is currently preparing a guide for The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes. It’ll come in two versions: a standard release
and a collector’s edition
. In the latter version, you’ll get a hardcover and a high-quality, microfiber screen cleaner featuring art from the game.
Here’s a breakdown of what’s inside the actual guide:
Solve the puzzles: Proven strategies on how to solve every puzzle.
Detailed walkthrough: Learn the best ways to defeat each enemy and complete every dungeon.
Collect it all: Find out how to collect all the loot required to create wearable outfits.
Boss strategies: Proven battle tactics reveal how to defeat each boss.
Free mobile-friendly eGuide! Includes a code to access the eGuide, a digital version of the complete strategy guide optimized for a second-screen experience.
Pricing for the Zelda: Tri Force Heroes guide is set at $24.99 for the standard version and $34.99 for the collector’s edition. Keep in mind that the limited edition guides are only be printed once, so when they sell out, they’re gone forever.
Monster Hunter X – Nyanter Mode trailer, another live stream recording
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Today, Capcom uploaded an official trailer for Monster Hunter X’s Nyanter Mode, which allows players to take on the role of a Felyne. You can watch it below.
You can also check out another live stream recording with additional footage here:
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Video: “What is Pumped BMX +?”
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Curve Digital published a new video for Pumped BMX+ in which the original developer talks about the game, the changes in this version, and one of the challenging levels. Check it out below.
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More Car Battler Joe Wii U Virtual Console footage
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Another round of has come in showing the recent Wii U Virtual Console release Car Battler Joe. Check out the latest video below.
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Cardfight!! Vanguard G: Stride to Victory! screenshots
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Famitsu has published the first screenshots from Cardfight!! Vanguard G: Stride to Victory! Hit up the gallery below for all of the images.
7th Dragon III Code: VFD footage
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During a stage event at the Tokyo Game Show yesterday, SEGA showed a few new minutes of footage from 7th Dragon III Code: VFD. We now have that in the video below.
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Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer devs – spin-off origins, decision to focus on house creation, more
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Last month’s issue of Japanese magazine Nintendo Dream features an interview with producers Hisashi Nogami and Aya Kyogoku. Throughout the discussion, Nogami and Kyogoku touched on such topics as how the game to be and how it became a spin-off, the decision to focus on house creation, and more.
Our translation of the two developers’ comments is now in. Read up on what they shared with Nintendo Dream below.
ND: What was the original starting point of the project?
Nogami: Although many customers have accepted Animal Crossing, these games have an aspect that you can do anything and if you don’t decide to do something by yourself, the game won’t progress. Therefore I guess it is a title that divides people.
ND: You say that while New Leaf has sold more than 4 million copies [in Japan]!
Everyone: (laughs)
Kyogoku: I’m truly grateful that so many people have played the game, but I also think that there are people who think that the gameplay doesn’t suit them or they don’t understand what the game is about.
Nogami: So when it came time to create the next Animal Crossing, it turned out as a spin-off that focuses on an element of the Animal Crossing instead of being a traditional game.
Splatoon – North American Splatfest #5 results
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The results are in for Splatoon’s fifth North American Splatfest. To say the least, the event was extremely close.
Just two percentage points separated the art and science sides for both popularity and wins. However, it was Team Art that managed to come out on top, though just slightly. The final count was 255 points for art and 245 points for science.
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Pokemon CEO talks Pokemon Shuffle, Pokken Tournament, Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon, future
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This week, Famitsu has an interview with Pokemon president and CEO Tsunekazu Ishihara. Ishihara touched on Pokemon Shuffle, Pokken Tournament, Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon, and a bit about the future – including an extremely brief NX name-drop.
Regarding Pokemon Shuffle, Ishihara reconfirmed that the game has reached five million downloads. The title, which just recently hit smart devices, was originally intended to be released from the start on smartphones and 3DS. The 3DS demographic is more around those at middle school while smartphones users are geared more toward adults. The main message they wanted to convey is that the app can be cleared from the start with no charges.
Pokken Tournament came about from a desire to see more realistic Pokemon movements. Even though it’s made by the Tekken team, it has a different flavor and feel than that series and it does not necessarily appeal to a different demographic. Ishihara points out that it’s easy to understand fighting games, and its systems are straightforward and simple to pick up on.
