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Yes, the game is fantastic. But why isn’t anyone talking about what’s wrong with it?


Author: Austin

The time has probably long since past during which a review of Fire Emblem: Awakening would have been suitable, so instead of going through the paces of telling you what you need to know in order to make an informed decision about whether or not to purchase the game, I’ll start off here with this: It’s probably the best game on 3DS, and even those with a distaste for the franchise’s previous entries will find something to like about it. If you haven’t played the game yet, please do so before reading what I’m about to write, because what I’m about to write will be filled with minor spoilers and negative thoughts about a game that is best played before hearing either of those things!

This is part one of a two or three part series on Awakening in which I’ll be doing my best to intelligently discuss some of the finer points of the game. These are things that everyone I’ve talked to has neglected to mention exist, either out of blind adoration for the title (which is fine– everyone gets that way about some games), or because they simply didn’t notice them.

Hit the break for the actual thing.


Zelda: Twilight Princess and Skyward Sword possess very different art styles. Whereas Twilight Princess is rather dark and brown to fit the atmosphere, you could say that Skyward Sword is much more colorful.

One passionate fan has come up with an intriguing mix of the two games. GBAtemp member “disbala” is working on a Twilight Princess texture pack (requires Dolphin) that incorporates the style of Skyward Sword.

While not complete, you can already see how noticeably different Twilight Princess looks with Skyward Sword’s style. You can find a few example shots above.

Thanks to Yono for the tip.

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The Pokemon brand is strong. Very strong. So much so that consumers are still snatching up the older Pokemon games in fairly large quantities.

Over the span of a year, Pokemon Black/White, HeartGold/SoulSilver, and Diamond/Pearl racked up nearly 1 million copies.

Here’s a quick overview:

ReleasedTitleMarch 2012March 2013Increase
2007Pokémon Diamond/Pearl17.61 million17.63 million+20,000
2010Pokémon HeartGold/SoulSilver12.40 million12.67 million+270,000
2011Pokémon Black/White14.71 million15.42 million+710,000

Not bad, right? Something tells me that Pokemon X/Y will also sell for many, many years following its release later this year.

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Well, we’ve known since last month’s Nintendo Direct that EarthBound is heading to the overseas Wii U eShops as a Virtual Console download. Now a rating for the game has popped up on the OFLC. While I’m not too sure that a release is necessarily imminent, maybe we’ll be seeing it sooner rather than later.


Nintendo and Zen Studios will be pulling the Marvel Pinball 3D demo from the European 3DS eShop next week. For some unknown reason, a message on the store indicates that its removal will be taking place on May 9.

There isn’t a similar message on the North American eShop as far as we can tell.

Through May 9, US 3DS owners can purchase Marvel Pinball 3D at a 50% discount.

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Atlus has opened an official North American website for Shin Megami Tensei IV. Access it here.

The site contains various screenshots, videos, wallpapers, and more. You can also find out more information about the game by visiting the page.



Heads up, UK 3DS owners. If you pre-order Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D at GAME, you’ll receive a couple of bonus items. The retailer will be giving consumers a Donkey Kong Country Returns keyring and shopper bag.

You can pre-order Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D at GAME here.

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Namco Bandai is moving on from its PreCure Wii game with a new release for the 3DS. In Japan, Doki Doki PreCure Narikiri Life is set to launch on August 1 for 4,980 yen.

A teaser site is located here. Details and images have yet to be published.


BearShark footage

Posted on 11 years ago by (@NE_Brian) in 3DS eShop, Videos | 0 comments



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