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Posted on 11 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS, Videos, Wii U | 0 comments

Posted on 11 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS, Videos, Wii U | 0 comments

Posted on 11 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS, Videos, Wii U | 0 comments

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Nintendo and Capcom have teamed up for two Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate bundles in Europe. Each will include either a Wii U or 3DS and a copy of Ultimate on their respective platforms. The Circle Pad Pro will also be available on the same launch day.

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Nintendo has added a new community to Miiverse. Starting today, gamers will be able to participate in a Legend of Zelda forum. Eiji Aonuma may appear from time to time.

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New Super Mario Bros. U is getting massive downloadable content known as “New Super Luigi”. This will offer a brand new adventure. Mario will not appear in the title, which is why “Bros.” has been excluded.

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Each presentation will begin at 9 AM ET / 6 AM PT. Runtimes are as follows:

North America – 37 minutes
Europe – likely around a half hour
Japan – 20 minutes – “Luigi special”

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SEGA has denied speculation that Aliens: Colonial Marines has been cancelled on Wii U.

A rumor surfaced last night that Aliens had been “postponed indefinitely” on Nintendo’s console. But a SEGA UK representative says this isn’t so:

“It’s not true. We haven’t announced the release date for it yet but that’s it.”

Aliens: Colonial Marines remains on track for a release before the end of March on Wii U.

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If you live in Europe (or Japan), you can purchase Tank! Tank! Tank! two different ways. The first is by purchasing the full game at retail. The other is by downloading a free base game from the Wii U eShop.

A Basic Pack comes with Monster Battle mode, Free-For-All mode, and Team Versus mode, each of which are set in the Urban Area stage. Gamers can try out the free version three times per day.

Below is a full listing of DLC with European prices. Buying one item unlocks the game, meaning there won’t be daily play limits in place.

• VERSUS / Industrial Complex (€1.99 / £1.59)
• VERSUS / Ruins (€1.99 / £1.59)
• VERSUS / Coastal Area (€1.99 / £1.59)
• VERSUS / Canyon (€1.99 / £1.59)
• VERSUS / Volcanic Area (€1.99 / £1.59)
• VERSUS / Lunar Base (€1.99 / £1.59)
• MY KONG (€1.99 / £1.59 until 28th February, €9.99 / £7.99 after that date)
• MONSTER BATTLE / Ruins (€3.99 / £3.19)
• MONSTER BATTLE / Industrial Complex (€3.99 / £3.19)
• STORY MISSION (€9.99 / £7.99)

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