This week’s Japanese eShop update is as follows:

3DS

Downloadable Titles
Colors! 3D – 700 yen
Gureko kara no Ch?sen-j?! Keisan no Shiro to Obaketachi Kakezan – 500 yen
Gureko kara no Ch?sen-j?! Keisan no Shiro to Obaketachi Tashizan – 500 yen
Gureko kara no Ch?sen-j?! Keisan no Shiro to Obaketachi Hikisan – 500 yen
Gureko kara no Ch?sen-j?! Keisan no Shiro to Obaketachi Warizan – 500 yen
3D Bare Knuckle Ikari no Tekken (3D Streets of Rage) – 600 yen
Doko Pon Choice Shingeki no Kyojin Vol. 1: 1- 10-kan + Omake Pack – 4,200 yen
Motto Kigaru ni! Oekaki K?b? Plus – 800 yen
Robot Rescue 3D – 300 yen
Conception II Nanahoshi no Michibiki to Mazuru no Akumu (retail title) – 5,600 yen

Virtual Console
Kekkyoku Nankyoku Daib?ken (Famicom) – 500 yen

Wii U

Downloadable Titles
The Wonderful 101 (retail title) – 6,237 yen (from 8/24 until 8/30, then 6,930 yen)
Unmei no D?kutsu: The Cave DEMO – FREE

Virtual Console
Druaga no T? (The Tower of Druaga, Famicom) – 500 yen
Hajimari no Mori (Super Famicom) – 800 yen

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Deus Ex: Human Revolution – Director’s Cut won’t be a $60 game. That’s probably a wise move. Even though Director’s Cut adds a bunch of new content and features, it did originally come out a couple of years ago.

Retailers such as Amazon, Best Buy, and GameStop currently list a $50 price for the Wii U version. On the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, it will apparently cost just $30. Note that these prices haven’t been confirmed by Square Enix.

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Platinum Games has updated its Wonderful 101 blog with yet another post. You can find it here. Today’s update covers characters from Centinels.

This week’s GameStop ad has gone live. There isn’t much in the way of deals, but we do have an official confirmation that consumers who pre-order Pokemon X/Y in-store will receive a double-sided poster.

You can find GameStop’s full ad below:

Teyon plans to release a new game on the 3DS eShop this winter: Ocean Runner.

As the name implies, this is your typical runner game… but in swimming form. You’ll be moving along a vertically-scrolling screen, and players can direct the fish through the 3DS’ accelerometer or touch screen.

Missions, achievements, and online leaderboards will be included. Additionally, players will be able to customize their fish’s appearance thanks to an in-game shop. The game’s story, which has the hero looking for his beloved, plays out in comic-esque scenes.

Ocean Runner is due out in December of this year or January 2014.

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In a new blog post, Vblank Entertainment’s Brian Provinciano spoke about the decision to bring Retro City Rampage to the 3DS. He also shared details on the project and a few bits about what plans are in store for Nintendo’s handheld.

You can find all of that information below.

What came as a surprise to many though was that RCR for PS Vita was the most successful console version. Most players agree that it’s the best way to play RCR. It kind of makes sense, as I’d designed RCR with pick-up-and-play in mind — the right ingredient for a great handheld experience.

So, once enough time passed for my batteries to recharge just a bit, I decided the next logical step would be bringing RCR to the 3DS.

Working with Nintendo’s been a great experience (in a large part thanks to Dan Adelman), so I’m happy to continue supporting both the players, and Nintendo themselves.

– First version that has required significant dev work
– Other versions were basically pixel-for-pixel identical
– Went back to the drawing board
– Not a quick or poor port
– Has same content as other versions including the new Retro+ Enhanced Graphics mode
– Every mission has been tweaked/adjusted for the zoomed in camera
– Dev is still working on the best ways to use the bottom screen for both convenience and gameplay
– Touch screen will likely be reserved for selecting weapons, scrolling the minimap, or even using the screen for dual-stick style shooting
– Main game is 2D
– Would’ve taken too long to convert to 3D since graphics would need to be recreated, etc.
– Out this holiday

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