GAME won’t be offering Nintendo’s recently-revealed musical treasure chest as a pre-order bonus for Zelda: A Link Between Worlds. However, consumers can secure the item by purchasing the game’s collector’s edition.
GAME’s Zelda: A Link Between World Collector’s Edition comes with a boxed copy of the game, Link’s Awakening digital download code, musical cartridge chest, and A0 glossy exclusive artwork poster. Pricing is set at £49.99.
If interested, you can place an order here.
DualShockers has managed to obtain the full lineup of deal’s for GameStop’s Black Friday shopping event next month. For Nintendo fans, what’s most notable is the inclusion of two unannounced 3DS bundles.
Included in GameStop’s flyer are Zelda and Luigi’s Mansion bundles. The former contains a gold 3DS XL and a digital copy of A Link Between Worlds while the latter is comprised of a blue 3DS system and a pre-installed copy of Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon. Pricing is set at $219.99 and $169.99 respectively.
Nintendo did announce the specially-designed Zelda 3DS system for Europe earlier this week, but it had yet to be confirmed for the US. Neither bundle mentioned in GameStop’s ad has been officially announced for North America just yet. However, you can expect that to change sometime within the next few weeks.
Along with today’s screenshot, Sakurai passed along the following message on Miiverse:
“We have absolutely nothing to announce today regarding Pokémon X and Pokémon Y. Really!”
A bug in Pokemon X/Y was uncovered earlier this week, and it’s a pretty significant one. Ultimately, the glitch – encountered when saving at certain points in Lumiose City – could destroy players’ games.
Thankfully, Nintendo is aware of the issue. The company is working with Game Freak to prepare and release a patch. Expect an update to hit the eShop in a few days.
As far as saving goes, Nintendo has provided an image advising players where they should avoid doing so for the time being:
IronFall is an ambitious third-person shooter from developer VD-Dev – the same team behind C.O.P. The Recruit (fully open world on the DS) and the V-Rally Game Boy titles. Even though the studio has shared just one off-screen image thus far, comparisons have already been made to a well-known Xbox franchise.
The 3DS eShop title “will offer gameplay like a Gears of War game, so if you like Gears of War, IronFall is a game for you,” VD-Dev co-founder Fernando Velez says. But in order to keep things fresh, mini-games and other elements will be included.
The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds will support StreetPass functionality. At present, it’s unclear what exactly Nintendo ended up including. We only know about the StreetPass feature due to a listing on the eShop, so further information isn’t readily available.
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