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Dragon Quest X will be receiving an official price drop late next month. On September 26, the same day that the PC edition launches, the Wii U and Wii versions will be sold for 3,990 yen. The Wii U eShop release will also be available for the same price.


Platinum Games has updated its Wonderful 101 blog with a fifth post. Today’s piece is fully dedicated to Wonder-Blue.

You can find the post here. A Wonder-Blue character clip is available for viewing above.


More DLC is coming to Injustice: Gods Among Us, and NetherRealm Studios’ Ed Boon has started to tweet out clues for the next playable character.

Boon sent out the following teases over the past couple of days:

We’ll likely be seeing more clues from Boon in the coming days. Stay tuned.

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Don’t count on any Wii U, 3DS, or PlayStation Vita games from id Software founder and technical director John Carmack.

Carmack stated during a presentation at QuakeCon 2013 that he’s “extremely unlikely” to develop for any of the aforementioned platforms.

Journalist Britton Peele, who attended the event, shared the tidbit from Carmack on Twitter:


Earlier in his talk, Carmack said that he had interest in bringing Doom 3: BFG Edition to Wii U and PS Vita, but they were not supported due to a lack of interest.

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John Carmack, founder and technical director at id Software, has said that he would have liked to bring Doom 3: BFG Edition to Wii U and PS Vita.

Speaking at QuakeCon 2013 today, Carmack noted that even though both platforms would have been “great targets” for the game, there’s simply “not enough interest”.

Journalist Britton Peele relayed the news from Carmack on Twitter:

Last year, Carmack said he wished he could bring Doom 3 BFG Edition to platforms such as the Wii U and PS Vita, but indicated that there wasn’t enough time to make this a reality.

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This may be the shortest “official” trailer I’ve ever seen. Enjoy nonetheless!




Wii Karaoke U is a paid service, but users in Japan will have access to a free day of entertainment later this month. For a full 24 hours on August 10, it will be available to all at no extra cost. Regular fees will be reinstated the following day.



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