Disney Infinity video covers Starter Pack characters
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Lots of Resident Evil: Revelations HD footage
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Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy – animated debut trailer
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Ninja JaJaMaru-kun: Princess Sakura and the Secret Fire Breathing Dragon trailer
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Japanese Dillon’s Rolling Western: The Last Ranger trailer
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Chotto Nintendo Direct: 3DS eShop software – Mario eShop/AR cards coming
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And just like that, there’s a new (Japanese) Nintendo Direct available for viewing! This one covers upcoming 3DS eShop software:
Here’s what was shared during the presentation:
– Dillon’s Rolling Western: The Last Ranger hitting Japan on April 10 for 2000 yen
– Freakyforms Deluxe hitting Japan on April 10 for 1200 yen
– There will be download cards in shops for both titles
– Special card packages coming with special Mario AR cards and an app
– Can make funny photos with these
– 1000 yen for Goomba card, 2000 yen for Mario card, 3000 yen for Peach card
– Special Mario AR + yen card packages will appear in Japanese shops on April 23rd
– Also 1000 yen Koopa, 2000 yen Luigi, 3000 yen Browser
– If you decide to download a full retail first party game and fill in a questionnaire, you could get a 500 Yen card
– Campaign runs through May 6
Another Japanese Nintendo Direct covering Tomodachi Collection: New Life will be shown this Wednesday.
More Game & Wario videos give a look at dual screen gameplay
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Video compares Wii U and PS3 load times
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Nintendo will be improving the Wii U’s load times in April, including the time it takes to boot out of a game and return to the home menu. The company recently released a video highlighting the improvement, so one Japanese gamer decided to create a video and see how it stacks up to the PlayStation 3. Take a look below:
