Shin’en is advising fans to watch tomorrow’s European Nintendo Direct. The company posted the following message on Twitter just a short while ago:
Seriously, anyone should check out the tomorrow #NintendoDirectEU.
— Shin'en Multimedia (@ShinenGames) November 12, 2013
If I was a guessing man, I’d surmise that FAST Racing Neo and/or Jett Rocket II will be featured on tomorrow’s presentation.
Update 2: Bumped to the front page. European presentation confirmed:
Join Mr Shibata at 5pm CET on 13/11 for a new #NintendoDirectEU with a focus on #3DS games for the next few months pic.twitter.com/jWGdmnL3O4
— Nintendo of Europe (@NintendoEurope) November 12, 2013
Update: Wii U may be getting some love as well, based on the image below Nintendo has posted to its Facebook page:
Watch a new #NintendoDirectNA 11/13 at 8am PT for updates on announced #3DS software coming through early 2014. http://t.co/TA7tYbSsUf
— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) November 12, 2013
You’ll be able to watch the North American broadcast here, though we’ll have it on the site as well. It’s set to begin at 11 AM ET / 8 AM PT.
Capcom intends to share news about the new DLC case for Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Dual Destinies “very soon”. That’s according to a tweet published on the official Ace Attorney account yesterday.
The message reads:
Looks like the final case was a lot of people's favorite! We'll have more news on the new DLC case very soon..
— Ace Attorney (@aceattorneygame) November 11, 2013
It just so happens that a Nintendo Direct presentation is being streamed tomorrow. Might we hear something about the DLC then?
The past few Zelda titles have been notorious for their lengthy introductions. Games like Twilight Princess and Skyward Sword have take a relatively long period of time just to reach the first dungeon.
The same can’t be said of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds. Kotaku reports that players will find themselves in the game’s first dungeon in about five minutes.
How does that stack up to some of the other Zeldas? It takes 70 minutes to reach the first dungeon in Skyward Sword, 20 minutes to arrive at the first dungeon in Ocarina of Time, and 2 minutes to enter the castle basement in A Link to the Past.
Digital Foundry has put up a new piece covering the technical aspects of Call of Duty: Ghosts. Various comparison videos and frame rate tests have been published (see below) along with an in-depth analysis. Ghosts has a couple of things going for it on Wii U, but Digital Foundry criticized the game’s frame rate, textures, and inconsistent level of performance.
New Olympic Winter Event Snowboard Slopestyle Makes its Debut in Wii U Game
REDMOND, Wash.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– With the Olympic Winter Games in Sochi, Russia, fast approaching, Mario™ and Sonic have been training extra hard to make sure they are ready for the biggest competition of the year. The two iconic video game characters are teaming up with their friends in Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games™ launching on Nov. 15 for the Wii U™ console. In the game, some of the most loved characters from the Mario and Sonic universes like Mario, Sonic, Princess Peach™ and Tails compete in Olympic Winter Events like snowboard slopestyle, which is making its debut in both the game and the real-life Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games, as well as over-the-top Dream Events that can only exist in the world of video games. And for the first time in the Mario & Sonic series, players with a broadband Internet connection can compete in select events online against other players around the world, earning points for their home countries.
“Two of the biggest names in video games are teaming up again for another Olympic Games-sized competition,” said Scott Moffitt, Nintendo of America’s executive vice president of Sales & Marketing. “Everyone in the family will be up off the couch, joining in the fun with all the other Olympic hopefuls.”
