Nintendo opened a new Japanese page on its website today highlighting the Wii U’s non-gaming capabilities (though there is still quite a bit of gaming representation, of course). You can find it here.
Truth be told, there isn’t anything particularly astounding about the page. But it does give us some pretty neat Mario artwork!
3D Fantasy Zone Opa-opa Bros is the next entry in SEGA’s 3D Classics series. In Japan, it’ll be available next Wednesday for 762 yen.
You can find an official site here. Screenshots are posted in the gallery above.
One new game has been confirmed for the Japanese 3DS Virtual Console. SD Gundam World Gachapon Senshi Scramble Wars will be out on March 19. Pricing is set at 500 yen.
Three new Virtual Console games are on track for the Japanese Wii U eShop next week. Super Mario US (Famicom), Nekketsu K?k? Dodgeball Bu: Soccer Hen (Famicom), and Majou Densetsu (MSX) will be out on March 19. Pricing is set at 500 yen for the first two titles and 800 yen for the last title.
The image above comes from a developer video for Sonic Boom.
Maison de Maou, originally released for Xbox 360 (and possibly PC?), is now coming to 3DS. A teaser site can be found here.
On 3DS, Maison de Maou will offer unspecified new features. Most information is being kept in the dark for now.
The game will be heading to the Japanese 3DS eShop later this year. Mechanic Arms will be handling publishing duties.
Wanted to mention this in passing just for a moment. Over the weekend, we finally updated Gaming Everything’s design to match what we have going on here at NE. The two layouts are nearly identical now, though GE does feature a red color scheme.
For those unaware, Gaming Everything is just like Nintendo Everything, except with a focus on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC. A majority of the updates are also handled by yours truly.
So check it out if you’re interested. Also, you can find Gaming Everything on Twitter here. I noticed that I never once mentioned this on here previously, or on GE for that matter… I’m pretty bad when it comes to promoting these kinds of things.
That’s all for now!
