In Senran Kagura Burst, the 3DS’ 3D effect was disabled for battles. This has been addressed for Senran Kagura 2: Deep Crimson’s story, Marvelous AQL has confirmed.
The news was shared during a live-stream demonstration held overnight. During the same event, it was also revealed that Senran Kagura 2’s story takes place in Kyoto.
Indications from the business markets point to Nintendo holding a higher market value than all of Sony combined. Whereas Sony’s market capitalization stands at $17.7 billion, the total value of all Nintendo shares come in at $18.4 billion.
Nintendo’s performance can be attributed to the 3DS’ success and announcement concerning China’s consoles ban removal. Investors are also banking on Nintendo making changes to its business model.
As for Sony, despite its strong PlayStation business, the company’s movies, music, and laptop divisions haven’t been up to par.
Thanks to Tim for the tip.
After considering the proposal last September, the Chinese government appears to be waning on their strict dislike for game console sales in their jurisdiction: As of this week, Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo are allowed to attempt to sell their latest-generation video gaming consoles (PS4, Xbox One, and Wii U) in China if they get specific government approval, which is looking likely at this point.
Nintendo announced its lineup for World Hobby Fair 2014 earlier today. In total, three games will be playable at the show. Mario Kart 8, Fossil Fighters: Infinite Gear, and Kirby Triple Deluxe will be on hand for the expo.
Shin’en provided a few details about FAST Racing Neo while speaking with Nintendo News. A roundup of information shared with the site can be found below.
– Supports Wii U Pro Controller, Wii Wheel, Wiimote/nunchuck, and GamePad
– Has various online options
– More information on online features coming later
– Martin Schioeler composing music
– Open to other platforms for the game
– 5 people working on the project
– No release date yet, but Shin’en’s internal schedule is on track
It’s also worth mentioning that Shin’en said of its other Wii U title, “We will reveal first information very soon. It’s a very beautiful game and fits perfectly on Wii U.”
Update: Unepic could be hitting Europe on January 23.
23 January is a possible release date for Europe launch of Unepic !!! @unepic_fran @NintendoEurope
— EnjoyUp (@enjoyupgames) January 8, 2014
Original:
Unepic has now been approved in Europe. The game was just recently approved for North America as well, and was given a January 16 launch date. Europe’s release should be expected around the same time.
You can find a few new screenshots from Unepic above.
Unepic WiiU approved in Europe!!! @unepic_fran @NinEverything @WiiUTweets @NintendoEurope @edgeonline @CVG_News @iConsoleplus @Eurogamer_es
— EnjoyUp (@enjoyupgames) January 8, 2014
Walmart currently has the limited edition Mario & Luigi 3DS XL on sale. As of now, the bundle can be purchased for just $150 – down from the initial $200 price. You’ll receive a specially-designed 3DS XL as well as a pre-installed copy of Mario & Luigi: Dream Team.
Thanks to Jake for the tip.
Along with today’s screenshot, Sakurai passed along the following message on Miiverse:
The ropes surrounding the ring. You can actually use the stretchiness of the ropes to do a spring jump. However, you can’t pull on them to launch yourself sideways in a lariat attack though.
