The full North American Wii Party U site is now live. It’s filled with details about the various mini-games, screenshots, and a few older videos.
You can hit up the site right here.
Thanks to Tytygh for the tip.
We posted GameStop’s full Black Friday ad earlier today, but wanted to highlight a few offers.
First, Xenoblade and Metroid Prime Trilogy will both be dropped to $40. The two games are currently priced at $69.99 and $59.99 respectively.
Nintendo and Activision will also prepare a Skylanders Swap Force Wii U bundle. For $299.99, consumers will receive an 8GB console (yep, it’s back), a copy of the game, three figures, and a $25 gift card.
Also, don’t forget the Zelda and Luigi 3DS bundles, which we posted about earlier today.
Zen Studios has made a patch available for the 3DS version of Star Wars Pinball. The update, simply enough, fixes crashing issues. Head on over to the 3DS eShop in order to initiate the download.
On the plus side – there is now a patch available to Star Wars Pinball on Nintendo 3DS that should resolve the crashing issues.
— Zen Studios (@zen_studios) October 18, 2013
Namco Bandai Europe has a whole bunch of new domains under its belt. Last month, the company registered shortpeace-game.com, tenkai-knights-game.com, wwvs-game.com, narutorevolution-game.com, pacmanghostlyadventures2.com, one-piece-unlimited-world-red.com, awakened-legends-game.com, and awakened-legends-vs.com.
Some of these domains are particularly noteworthy. The domain “pacmanghostlyadventures2.com” suggests Namco Bandai has interest in making a sequel to this month’s game, while “one-piece-unlimited-world-red.com” hints at an overseas release of the upcoming Japanese 3DS title.
Early Japanese sales of Pokemon X/Y stemmed from college student business – not kids.
Media Create points out in its latest report that children are occupied with school exams. However, X and Y have been a huge hit with older players, or more specifically, people in college.
Pokemon X/Y’s sales should take an interesting turn over the next few weeks as the younger demographic will have a better opportunity to purchase the games.
RUSH is Two Tribes’ second classic game bound for Wii U. Toki Tori is the first, and should be out later this month. As far as RUSH goes, Two Tribes said on Twitter earlier that the game is “almost done.” The studio hopes to submit RUSH to Nintendo towards the end of next week.
RUSH for Wii U is almost done. Everything looks good for a submission at the end of next week. pic.twitter.com/mcpCte1uD2
— Eelke Schipper (@EelkeSchipper) October 18, 2013
