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Namco Bandai has shared a few more images and information for Game Center CX 3. A roundup of the latest content can be found below.

– 15 retro-styled mini-games
– Story is set in the 1980s
– Spend most of the time beating events with a young Arino
– Progress through the story by playing different events in town
– Young Arino is apparently suffering a case of amnesia
– You need to play different games with Arino to help him regain his memories
– Toy store, game shop, and arcade center included in the game
– There’s also a snack shop, your own room, and the department store’s roof floor
– Model shop as well
– Different events in the game
– Many of these include Game Center CX’s fan-favorite staff members
– Staffers will occasionally be giving you hints and tips for the games
– Events consist of tasks such as “Clear until ____” or “Clear this event in one try” or “Figure out this riddle”
– All of the events change in terms of strategy
– Time progresses as the story advances after you clear events
– Some areas change over time
– Others grant you access only during certain periods of time

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Two Tribes will be releasing EDGE for Wii U next week, according to a listing on Nintendo’s website. The official page lists a November 21 release date for the eShop title. EDGE should be available for $1.99 when it becomes available.


Extend Studio’s puzzle-platformer “So Many Me” may come to Wii U. If the game’s Kickstarter campaign hits $160,000, we’ll definitely see it on Nintendo’s console. On Wii U, So Many Me would offer “special second-screen gameplay and management features for the GamePad.”

So Many Me’s Kickstarter has until December 16 to reach its $22,000 target and stretch goals. Over $3,000 has been raised thus far.

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Jett Rocket II: The Wrath of Taikai is out now in North America and Europe, but it’s not yet available in Australia. Developer Shin’en is currently working on getting the game out Down Under, though a release date hasn’t been announced.

Shin’en tweeted the news earlier today:


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In Pokemon X/Y, a blue pentagon can be seen next to your Pokemon while viewing the status screen in trades, the box, and so on. It was initially unclear what it was intended for, but we now have an answer.

Game Freak included the pentagon as a hack checker of sorts. Pokemon who have the pentagon are confirmed to be legitimate. If the creature doesn’t have the blue icon, that means there was an error and it has been hacked.

The Pokemon Company’s simple definition of the pentagon is that the Pokemon is okay to use.

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