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Hori will release a pair of Dragon Quest X-themed keyboards in Japan. Both will work with the Wii U, Wii, and PC. Consumers will be able to purchase the Dragon Quest X Slime Keyboard and Dragon Quest X Metal Slime Keyboard for 3,980 and 4,980 yen respectively.

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A short but sweet Nintendo segment just wrapped up on GT.TV, where Bill Trinen shared a few new details about Super Mario 3D World and The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds. You can find an overview of what was revealed in the summary below.

Super Mario 3D World

Shifty Boo Mansion

– Ghost house theme
– Team has done more with it in terms of shifting platforms, staircases

Pretty Plaza Panic

– Slightly different structure from a level standpoint
– Timer starts at 100
– Goal is to get anything you can within that time limit
– Stop watches give you additional time
– Get stars, other items
– Switch in the level designed to be activated only by Peach

Zelda: A Link Between Worlds

– Ice Ruins
– Central tower has elevators that go from top to bottom
– Going down, down down to the bottom of the level and then working your way back up
– Use the Fire Rod in the dungeon to melt blocks, etc.
– Shoots out a wave of fire
– Upgrade it further and it can almost become like a fire tornado

A few new screenshots and details have come in for Harvest Moon: Connect to a New Land. Famitsu published the report, and Siliconera translated the information. Read on below for the roundup of new content.

– Can swim in the game
– More interior decorating options
– Most of the item creating and crafting will be similar to previous entries
– Collect resources to create new objects
– Can go further than just adjusting the wall paper and floors
– Can create furniture such as cabinets and more
– This is in addition to adjusting the interior decoration of your home
– More customization options for character creation
– Similar choices from Harvest Moon: A New Beginning
– New optional accessories like hats and glasses

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Sales data is in for the top 100 best-selling games in Japan, based on Famitsu figures.

Games sold between January 1, 2001 and September 29, 2013 were taken into consideration. “Best” re-releases aren’t included, nor are sales bought directly as a digital download. However, download cards sold by retailers and copies bundled with hardware were used for the chart.

Here are the results in full:

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Another lovely piece of art from The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds was posted on the Zelda UK Facebook page recently. You can find it above.

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