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3DS

Steel Diver – 70%
Ghost Recon Shadow Wars – 84%
Super Monkey Ball 3D 60%
Ridge Racer 3D – 86%
Asphalt 3D – 30%
LEGO Star Wars III : The Clone Wars – 64%
Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 3D – 85%
Rayman 3D – 58%
Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell 3D – 48%
Samurai Warriors Chronicles – 79%
Professor Layton and the Mask of Miracle – 85%

DS

Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation – 83%
Bejeweled Twist – 85%
Rango – 38%
De Blob 2 – 74%
Valentine’s Day – 7%
You Don’t Know Jack – 56%

Wii

Rango – 49%
Top Spin 4 – 51%
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 12: The Masters – 81%
WWE All-Stars – 85%
The Last Story – 85%

WiiWare

Viral Survival – 2/5
Arcade Essentials – 1/5
Bit.Trip Flux – 2/5

Thanks to Jake for the tip!

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– Takes place on the Graecia continent
– Festival has begun in the kingdom of Elysium
– Ceres has been chosen to sing at the event
– As she takes the podium, beasts appear
– Ende finds Ceres, but she’s unconscious
– Ceres is about to be taken into custody by the army as a witness to the beast appearance
– Graiai helps the two escape to an isolated tower
– Graiai is a merchant
– Ceres is cursed by the beast attack
– Ende enters the tower so that he can collect beast flesh and remove the curse
– Ceres: 15 years old, selected from a larger number of girls to sing at the harvest festival, follows the Eos religion
– Ende: 22 years old, was a former soldier of Athens during a war with Elysium, doesn’t speak too much
– Graiai: Dwarf race, gives you the Orichalcum Chain which lets its possessor know Ceres’ state
– Timer in the lower left of the screen shows how far Ceres’ curse has progressed
– Game is over when the counter hits zero
– Use the chain to restrain the servant beasts you encounter in the towers and tear their flesh off for delivery to Ceres
– Twelve towers
– Towers are of different size, theme
– Red Flame Tower blocks your progress with fire
– Boss at the deepest point in each tower
– Flesh of the bosses of all the towers is required to completely clear Ceres of her curse
– Servant beast flesh only halts the curse

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PSP – 57,379
3DS – 42,979
PS3 – 27,453
Wii – 10,249
DSi LL – 9,706
DSi – 9,566
PS2 – 1,996
Xbox 360 – 1,789
PSP go – 696
DS Lite – 629

For comparison’s sake, here are the hardware numbers from last week.

3DS – 50,710
PSP – 50,479
PS3 – 28,973
Wii – 11,808
DSi LL – 9,760
DSi – 8,604
Xbox 360 – 1,963
PS2 – 1,862
DS Lite – 730
PSP go – 616

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1. Tales of Xillia (PS3)
2. Dragon Quest X (Wii)
3. Super Robot Wars Z (PSP)
4. Final Fantasy Versus XIII (PS3)
5. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (3DS)
6. Metal Gear Solid Rising (PS3)
7. Mario Kart 3D (3DS)
8. Final Fantasy XIII-2 (PS3)
9. Final Fantasy Type 0 (PSP)
10. Yakuza: Of the End (PS3)
11. Persona 2: Innocent Sin (PSP)
12. The Last Guardian (PS3)
13. Tales of the Abyss (3DS)
14. Dark Souls (PS3)
15. Fotokano: Picture Girlfriend (PSP)

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– Main character: Ende
– Heroine: Ceres
– No voice actor information yet
– Heavy on action
– Action RPG
– Chain is your primary weapon
– Use this weapon to capture enemies
– Also swing to grab items and trigger various gimmicks
– Simple control scheme
– Story: curse has fallen on Ceres
– Gather beast flesh to remove the curse
– Made by Ganbarion (Jump Super Stars, One Piece Unlimited Cruise)
– ¥6,800

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Update: Courtesy of this week’s Famitsu, you can also check out the first scans below and the first batch of information here.

It appears that Pandora’s Tower already has a release date. It’ll launch in Japan on May 26.

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The Wii Zapper, Wii Wheel, and Wii Balance Board (you can throw MotionPlus in there as well) aren’t the only accessories Nintendo has worked on for their home console. A 2009 patent indicates that they were also experimenting with something called “Wii Light.” It isn’t clear if this is a project that Nintendo is still working on. It sounds interesting, though! Here’s a rundown of what Wii Light is capable of:

– Plug the accessory into the Wii, LEDs show a rainbow of colors
– Red, blue, green LEDs
– Can show 256 colors by turning on different LEDs and adjusting saturation
– Light from the LEDs go through condensing lenses to blend the colors from each LED so the light appears as one colored beam
– Different intensities and patterns (example: blinking)
– Could change color when a bullet hits its mark or if a fist reaches a face
– Games could be programmed to synchronize button presses with light flashes or changing colors
– Music game proposal: Wii Light changes colors to match background music, light can sync to a player’s plastic instrument so players can hear and see how well they’re playing

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