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Comic Workshop 2 has received an update in North America. The 1.1 update primarily improves stability, as it has addressed bugs and freezing.

The new Comic Workshop 2 patch isn’t available in Europe yet, but it should be coming soon.

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The second North American Splatfest for Splatoon is now up and running. In this latest battle, roller coasters are going up against water slides.

The new Splatfest will be live through the following day – July 18 at 9 PM PT / July 19 at 12 AM ET. We should be getting the final results soon after.

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The third Japanese Splatfest for Splatoon will be taking place in Japan next week, Nintendo has announced. This latest battle features the KIRIN lemon tea and milk tea.

This new Splatfest is going live in Japan on July 26 at 3 PM. It will last through the following day.


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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.

Nintendo has been regularly adding new content to Splatoon, and today is no different. Two new weapons are now available in the game. Players can get their hands on the N-ZAP ’89 in addition to the Octobrush.

Here’s the overview of the N-ZAP ’89:

Ah yes, the N-ZAP ’89. This is quite simply an N-ZAP ’85 that was redesigned for… well, definitely not legal reasons. No siree. Nothing to see here. Lawyers definitely did not have anything to do with this. It includes a Sprinkler to rapidly increase your turf, allowing you to fire off remarkably fast Inkstrikes! This set is excellent at striking where the foe least expects it. Good for lone wolves and those nostalgic for the good ol’ days!

And the Octobrush:

Need a brush that packs a powerful punch? The Octobrush is a brush with denser bristles that fling even more ink with each swipe! Use that mobility to scatter Squid Beakons everywhere, giving your whole team free rein of the battlefield! No need to hesitate—you can always use the Kraken to run away in a pinch. Your team will love you!

Footage of today’s weapons can be seen below.

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Square Enix prepared a second trailer for Dragon Quest VIII on 3DS. You can watch it if you’re in Japan. If you’re not, you’ll need to enter this URL on this page.

Square Enix naturally had to make things difficult. They’ve limited the trailer’s availability to those who reside in Japan. If you use that proxy link though, everything should be okay!

Angry Video Game Nerd Adventures 2 was announced earlier today. While there’s still not much information out there, we do have a few tidbits.

It’s now officially confirmed that Angry Video Game Nerd Adventures 2 will be on Nintendo platforms. The game is being made in Unity, and it will have a bunch of new elements.

FreakZone Games, developer of the first title, also said that it was worth the cost bringing it to Nintendo systems.

Here’s the full roundup of tweets:


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Disney Interactive is teasing Ant-Man for Disney Infinity 3.0. On its social media pages, the above image has been posted. It’s a clear sign that Ant-Man is coming to the game.

The only question is how Ant-Man will be represented in Disney Infinity 3.0. A figure would make sense, but a Power Disc is another possibility.

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Capcom will be giving those who own Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate in Japan a little “something” as a bonus in Monster Hunter X. That’s according to series producer Ryozo Tsujimoto, who shared the information with Famitsu.

There’s also something planned for Monster Hunter Diary: Poka Poka Airou Village DX. By having save data on your 3DS, you’ll be given something that’s “a little better than from 4 Ultimate,” but only a little.

Capcom isn’t sharing details beyond this at present. These bonuses will be just enough for one to think “that would be nice to have”.

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Siliconera caught up with Project X Zone 2 series producer Kensuke Tsukanaka at E3. The story and selection of certain characters were among the topics discussed.

We’ve posted a few of the interview excerpts below. For the full interview, head on over to Siliconera.


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