IGN’s Jose Otero has posted a shot of the Super Mario 3D World disc art on Twitter. You can find it below.
After the elaborate NSMBU and NSLU disc art, I guess I'm a little surprised by the simplicity of this one. pic.twitter.com/zVOFPD48HD
— Jose Otero (@jose_otero) November 6, 2013
Studio Fawn’s Bloom: Memories, an action-adventure RPG, may end up on Wii U. In fact, the company says there’s “a pretty good chance” of that happening. We’ll likely be seeing it after the initial release so that Wii U-specific GamePad features can be added in.
One fan asked Studio Fawn about the potential Wii U version on Twitter. In response, the indie dev said:
@n1nt2nd0 There is a pretty good chance of that 🙂 But likely after initial release (so we can add some wii u controller features).
— Studio Fawn (@StudioFawn) November 6, 2013
You can find Bloom: Memories on Kickstarter here.
Thanks to n1nt2nd0 for the tip.
Update: Here’s another image…
And I didn't realize until now the reversible art was only available in Europe. pic.twitter.com/vgBMNgNrDj
— Jose Otero (@jose_otero) November 6, 2013
An early version of the boxart for The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds showed a Nintendo Network logo. However, the final product has now arrived, and it comes without the image. I suppose that means A Link Between Worlds won’t have Nintendo Network connectivity after all!
IGN’s Jose Otero passed along the boxart update a short while ago:
I guess the Nintendo Network logo on the early packaging for Zelda:ALBW was a mistake. pic.twitter.com/cCLANVTjA1
— Jose Otero (@jose_otero) November 6, 2013
Thanks to JW for the tip.
UK retailer GAME is handing out a pair of pre-order bonuses for Super Mario 3D World. Reserve the game and you’ll receive a Cat Mario sleeve and keyring.
Nintendo tweeted the news earlier today:
Pre-order SUPER MARIO 3D WORLD @GAMEdigital & get a Cat Mario Sleeve & Keyring! http://t.co/gEEVmbraQ7 #WiiU #SM3DW pic.twitter.com/8KlJsA11Ji
— Nintendo UK (@NintendoUK) November 6, 2013
Wii Karaoke U does not censor any songs in Europe. This was intentional, Nintendo has confirmed. A statement sent out by the company says it “does not restrict which songs are included in the catalogue of songs” because the application “is intended to provide users with access to a large catalogue of songs from a broad range of music labels across a variety of musical genres – designed to appeal to all music tastes.” Note that a warning will be added within the eShop in the near future.
You can find Nintendo’s full statement below.
Along with today’s screenshot, Sakurai passed along the following message on Miiverse:
Link’s downward strike was designed to change to a Meteor Smash when the tip of the sword is aligned just right at the start. However, it will be removed if it’s deemed too powerful overall after some multiplayer play tests.
