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The following is a column that Smash Bros. and Kid Icarus: Uprising creator wrote for Famitsu magazine in Japan. He starts off reminiscing about the three years it took to make Super Smash Bros. Brawl:

“When you think about three years like that, that’s the amount of time between entering middle or high school and graduating from it [in Japan]. You have all these people working their fingers to the bone to complete just a single project. The games I make tend to be played for a long time, and whether I’m satisfied with the results or there are things I’m not happy with, it always takes a lot of time to make them.”


This week’s GameStop ad has gone live. Highlights include $10 off Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate and Resident Evil: Revelations HD.

You can find the full round of GameStop details in the ad below:

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Namco Bandai has sent out a new schedule confirming release dates for upcoming titles. You can find the full lineup in the graphic above.

Source: Namco Bandai PR


Nintendo has filed a lawsuit against HackYourConsole.com, it was announced today. This is yet another step in the company’s battle against piracy.

HackYourConsole sells unauthorized Nintendo titles as well as devices/services that circumvent security implemented in Wii and DS systems. The person in charge of the site additionally modifies Wii consoles to allow the play of illegal software for a certain fee.

HackYourConsole also intended to distribute 3DS Gateway cards (which act similarly to R4 devices) to more easily pave the way for illegally downloaded games. Nintendo noted in its announcement, “Game copying devices, such as the R4, severely undermine the sales of video games created by thousands of developers.”

You can find the full press release below.


The latest Japanese hardware sales from Media Create are as follows:

3DS LL – 57,940
3DS – 17,747
Vita – 17,702
PS3 – 11,743
Wii U – 10,038
PSP – 6,314
Wii – 1,327
Xbox 360 – 288

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

3DS LL – 36,350
Vita – 19,866
3DS – 18,625
PS3 – 11,900
Wii U – 11,373
PSP – 6,024
Wii – 1,442
Xbox 360 – 318


Young Justice: Legacy is coming out in September – that is, on non-Nintendo platforms (and PC).

We heard about a delay for the Wii U, Wii, and 3DS versions back in June. Now the news had been made official, and with a new tentative release window.

It did initially seem like a launch would be coming in 2014, but as it turns out, it’s only a two month delay. The official Young Justice: Legacy Facebook page notes:

The Nintendo versions will have the same story from Brandon and Greg and will be using the same art, but will have their own combat style to take advantage of their unique controls. We’ll be showing off some screenshots soon.

However development is running a little behind, so the official release date has been pushed back to November this year. We sincerely apologize for the delay. We appreciate how patient fans of the show have been.

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Xenoblade Chronicles’ rarity has continued to rise over the past few months. Likewise, GameStop’s price for a pre-owned copy has increased. Xenoblade is now at a point in which it has become the retailer’s most-expensive pre-owned game.

It’s not in stock online at the moment, but a used copy will set you back $90 in store. Only two products on GameStop’s site cost more in the pre-owned section: the “Xbox 360 Bang for the Buck Game Bundle” and “Ultimate Epic Zombie Bundle“. Both of these, however, include multiple games.

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