Yumi’s Odd Odyssey will launch on the North American 3DS eShop in January, US publisher Natsume announced today. The company also shared several new details about the platformer, which you can find above. Be sure to check out the new screenshots as well.
Earlier today, Nintendo updated the Japanese Kirby Triple Deluxe site with several screenshots and art, plus new details. A roundup of the latest content is posted below.
– Rescue King Dedede from Daranza
– Daranza: multi-armed enemy
– In order to rescue Dedede, Kirby needs to climb the World Tree to the floating kingdom of Floarald
– Collect sun stones to reach the boss
– Collect all of them in one stage and something will happen
– The key rings can be bought using star coins as well
– Roughly 20 power-ups
– Power-ups include the Beetle and Bell
– Beetle spikes enemies before flinging them off and defeating them
Super World Karts GP is a possibility for the Wii U. Nintendo’s console has been added in as a stretch goal on Kickstarter and if funds exceed $25,000 AUD, creator Paul Hamilton will bring the game to the eShop.
Hamilton will first need to raise enough money for Super World Karts GP itself. Only ten days remain in the Kickstarter campaign, which requires a little more than $10,000 AUD for successful funding. Hamilton will need to collect $16,000 AUD by December 23.
You can check out the Kickstarter page here.
This week’s Japanese eShop update is as follows:
3DS
Downloadable Titles
Order Land – 1,000 yen
escapeVektor – 700 yen
Dokopon Choice Yozakura Shij?s? – Yazakura Quartet – Vol 1. – 5,300 yen
Kobito Zukan Kobito no Fushigi Jikken Set (retail title) – 5,040 yen
Hello Kitty to Mah? no Apron Rhythm Cooking (retail title) – 4,980
Puzzle and Dragons Z (retail title) – 4,000 yen
VitaminZ Revolution (retail title) – 4,179 yen
Hometown Story (retail title) – 4,800 yen
Virtual Console
Yoshi no Panepon (Game Boy) – 400 yen
Wii U
Downloadable Titles
Monster Hunter Frontier G – FREE (with monthly subscription fees, a “Hunter Life Course” for 1,400 yen for 30 days)
Virtual Console
Ice Hockey (Famicom) – 500 yen
Final Fantasy II (Famicom) – 500 yen
Internationally famous London Symphony Orchestra and London Symphony Chorus join
forces to present thrilling new video game music concert on July 13th, 2014December 12th, 2013 – Fans of Nintendo’s The Legend of Zelda series are set for a musical treat like no other as Symphonic Legends London, a concert dedicated to music from the much loved role-playing adventure series, will take place at London’s Barbican on July 13th, 2014.
Featuring music performed courtesy of Nintendo, Symphonic Legends London takes concertgoers on an unforgettable journey through some of The Legend of Zelda’s best-loved themes. With new and revised scores by renowned video game arrangers, Jonne Valtonen and Roger Wanamo, Symphonic Legends London squeezes every last musical drop of action, adventure, romance, heartbreak and heroics from soundtracks to games such as The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker and The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess. The concert also features the world premiere of a brand new Overture of music from The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, sending listeners’ imagination soaring to the skies and beyond.
BloodRayne and Ghostbusters: The Video Game developer Terminal Reality appears to have closed its doors. Former staffer Jesse Sosa wrote a note on Facebook that the studio “seems to have finally shut down.”
No official announcements have been made regarding Terminal Reality’s closure. Based on Sosa’s comments though, things aren’t looking good.
Ever since Bayonetta 2’s announcement, fans have been very vocal about the game’s Wii U exclusivity. Fans have continued to ask Platinum about bringing the game to other platforms despite the fact that Nintendo is responsible for publishing.
After hearing request after request, Platinum Games creative producer JP Kellams has said on Twitter that he’s tired of the port begging.
Kellams wrote:
I hate posting anything Bayonetta 2 on our Facebook. Not because I hate Bayonetta 2, but because I hate the pedantic port-begging.
— JP Kellams (@PG_jp) December 11, 2013
It's been over a year since we announced. We heard you. We get it. We are just happy that we get to make Bayonetta 2 for the patient fans.
— JP Kellams (@PG_jp) December 11, 2013
