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This week’s Japanese eShop update is as follows:

3DS

Downloadable Titles
@Simple DL Series Vol. 9 The Misshitsu kara no Dasshutsu – Terebi Kyoku Mitchaku 24-ji Hen – 500 yen
@Simple DL Series Vol. 10 – The Uwaki Kareshi – Christmas Ch?shi no Oshirase – 300 yen
Maido Hebo Sh?gi – 500 yen
Nintend?ji (DSiWare) – FREE (Club Nintendo Exclusive)

Virtual Console
Fire Emblem Gaiden (Famicom) – 500 yen
Nekketsu K?ha Kunio-kun (Famicom, Renegade) – 500 yen
Tails Adventure (Game Gear) – 300 yen

Wii U

Downloadable Titles
Dragon Quest X – Mezameshi Itsutsu no Shuzoku (retail title, released 3/30) – 6,980 yen

Video Content

3DS eShop Chotto Nintendo Direct and video breakdowns
Virtual Console videos
Professor Layton and the Azran Legacies preview video
Nano Assault Neo video
Fracuted Soul video
Pretty Rhythm My Deco-Rainbow Wedding commercials

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This week’s European Nintendo Downloads are as follows:

Swapnote/Letterbox update

– Take photos and record sounds you want to attach to your letters from within the software. You can still add them from the SD Card.
– Attach photos and sounds when you reply to letters.
– Choose a different ink colour for each page.
– Filter letters by sender in the letter list.

Wii U download

Toki Tori 2 – -10% Launch Offer until 25/04/2013 (14:59 CEST) – €13.49, will be €14.99 (£11.69, will be £12.99)

Wii Virtual Console

Shock Troopers 2nd Squad – 900 Wii points

3DS retail

Monster High Skultimate Roller Maze – €29.99 / £24.99

3DS download

Witch & Hero – €4.00 / £3.60
Alien Chaos 3D – €3.99 / £3.59

3DS VC

Mega Man 3 – €4.99 / £4.49

3DS video

The Beet Party: Beet Poets – €0.99 / £0.89

DSiWare

Ah! Heaven – €1.99 / £1.79

Wii U eShop sale

Puddle – €6.99, was €9.99 / £6.29, was £8.99

Wii U eShop price reductions

Marvel Avengers: Battle for Earth – €29.99, was €49.99 / £23.99, was £39.99
Rabbids Land – €29.99, was €49.99 / £23.99, was £39.99
Sports Connection – €29.99, was €49.99 / £23.99, was £39.99
Your Shape: Fitness Evolved 2013 – €29.99, was €49.99 / £23.99, was £39.99

Source: Nintendo PR


Software

1. Punch-Out!! Featuring Mr. Dream
2. Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate
3. LEGO City: Undercover
4. Nintendo Land
5. Runner2
6. Need for Speed: Most Wanted U
7. The Cave
8. Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed
9. Puddle
10. New Super Mario Bros. U
11. Trine 2: Director’s Cut
12. Nano Assault Neo
13. Little Inferno
14. Mighty Switch Force! Hyper Drive Edition
15. Chasing Aurora
16. Scribblenauts Unlimited
17. ZombiU
18. The Croods: Prehistoric Party!
19. Just Dance 4
20. Rise of the Guardians: The Video Game

Videos

1. Iwata Plays: Game & Wario Video
2. Need for Speed: Most Wanted U Trailer
3. The Wonderful 101 Trailer
4. LEGO City: Undercover
5. Kirby’s Adventure Trailer
6. Punch-Out!! Featuring Mr. Dream
7. Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate Trailer
8. LEGO City: Undercover Trailer 4
9. LEGO City: Undercover Trailer 2
10. Runner2 Trailer
11. LEGO City: Undercover Trailer 3
12. LEGO City: Undercover Vehicles Trailer
13. LEGO City: Undercover Disguises Trailer
14. New Super Mario Bros. U
15. The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct Trailer
16. The Cave Trailer
17. LEGO City: Undercover Accolades Trailer
18. The Croods: Prehistoric Party! Trailer
19. Zen Pinball 2 Trailer
20. Trine 2: Director’s Cut Video

Source: Wii U eShop


There are a lot of new and modified elements in DuckTales Remastered. One of the biggest features changed this time around is the game’s story. For instance, players will encounter a brand new tutorial level that will introduce the characters and story, and there’s a full-blown scene explaining why Uncle Scrooge needs to rescue Huey, Dewey, and Louie.

After telling Webby to wait behind, the trio run off and land in a trap soon after. Uncle Scrooge is, thankfully, more than willing to rescue the bunch.

Capcom producer Rey Jimenez discussed DuckTales Remastered’s story changes with Siliconera:

[WayForward] really wanted it to feel like you’re playing the show. In the original NES version, you go in the UFO to find the remote control to open the area to get to the boss. You don’t really know why. The game doesn’t explain it well. In our version, before you even get to the UFO you see Fenton who is Gizmoduck and he gets kidnapped by the UFO. You’re going into the UFO to save him and find all of the parts in Gizmoduck’s suit. Once you get that all together and Fenton turns into Gizmoduck he’s going to escort you back to the area where the door was and he will blast everything out of your way and then blast the door out.

In the NES version, you fight a big rat and it didn’t explain why you’re fighting a rat on the moon. That’s explained in here because there are rats they’re experimenting on and you let them loose and that becomes the rat down there. Also, how does Scrooge McDuck breathes on the moon? We explain that as well.

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Much like Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate, Resident Evil: Revelations HD will go live on the Wii U eShop at launch. The standard retail release will be, as always, still available to consumers. But those who prefer to maintain their games digitally will likely be pleased to hear about this news.

According to Capcom’s Christan Svensson:

It should be digital day and date with retail on WiiU and PS3. For PC in North America, it’s already digital only.

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