Charizard will have not one, but two Mega Evolutions.
The Pokemon’s second form was shown for the first time during a broadcast of Pokemon Origins broadcast in Japan. It would seem that the original Mega Evolution will be exclusive to Pokemon Y, while today’s reveal can only be found in Pokemon X.
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Kid Icarus: Uprising will finally be making its way to the Japanese 3DS eShop later this month after originally launching in March 2012. Creator Masahiro Sakurai confirmed on Twitter that the title will be available on October 31. No word on pricing just yet.
Thanks to SSB4 Facts n’ Stuff for the tip.
When GameStop restocked Xenoblade and Metroid Prime Trilogy, the two were priced at $90 and $85 respectively. Both were later dropped in price to $80 and $70.
A second $10 price drop is now in effect for both titles. As of now, Xenoblade can be purchased for $70 while Metroid Prime Trilogy is set at $60.
Mega Man III will be hitting the Japanese eShop as a Game Boy download on October 9 for 400 yen. Screenshots of the game can be found above.
According to the latest issue of Famitsu, Hometown Story will be released in Japan on December 12. Pricing is set at 4,800 yen.
An overseas launch date for Hometown Story hasn’t been announced for the west thus far. However, Natsume did tease incoming news on Twitter earlier today.
One new Virtual Console game is on track for the Japanese Wii U eShop next week. Mega Man X2 will be out on October 2. Pricing is set at 800 yen.
Nnooo, developer of Pop, escapeVektor, and Spirit Hunters, has announced a new title. The studio’s latest effort is “Blast ‘Em Bunnies” – an endless shooter for the 3DS, PlayStation 4, and PS Vita.
The game that has players defending their burrow against hordes of evil bunnies. A number of weapons can be used, including the carrot rifle, watermelon pip machine gun, bean rail gun, and turnip mortar.
The ultimate goal is to survive as long as possible. The longer you play, the more difficult the game becomes.
Blast ‘Em Bunnies launches on the eShop in 2014. You can find the official announcement with more details below.
Nintendo has opened the official Japanese Super Mario 3D World site. There are a few extra – albeit tiny – screenshots to view.
A separate page confirms that Super Mario 3D World runs in native 720p. All controller inputs are supported – GamePad, Wiimote, Wiimote and nunchuck, Wii Classic Controller Pro, and Wii U Pro Controller. Each of these options can be used in both single-player and multiplayer.
Super Mario 3D World will support three save slots. You’ll need at least 39 MB of free space for save data.
Lastly, linear PCM 5.1ch surround sound is supported.
