Nicalis has started to ask fans if they’d be interested in purchasing the eShop version of Cave Story as a 3DS card. The game originally hit Nintendo’s digital store last October.
Nicalis’ tweet reads:
If we made a physical version of Cave Story (eShop version) as a 3DS card, would you buy it?
— Nicalis, Inc. (@nicalis) October 29, 2013
Perhaps with enough support, we’ll be seeing Cave Story on store shelves in the future!
All multiplayer maps as well as modes included in Call of Duty: Ghosts have been outed.
First up, here’s a complete listing of maps:
- Chasm
- Flooded
- Free Fall (Bonus Map)
- Freight
- Octane
- Overload
- Prison Break
- Seige
- Sovereign
- Stonehaven
- Strikezone
- Stormfront
- Tremor
- Warhawk
- Whiteout
And here’s the full lineup of modes along with their official menu descriptions:
- Blitz – Make it to the portal on the enemy’s spawn point.
- Cranked – Kill enemies before the timer ends. Each kill restarts the timer.
- Domination – Capture and hold the flags. Every two seconds a flag is held, the team gets a point. First team to 200 points wins.
- Free-for-All – Every man for himself. First player to 30 kills is the winner.
- Grind – Recover dog tags and take them to the objective marker to score for your team.
- Hunted – Available in both team and free-for-all. Resources are limited. Fight for control of weapon drops to gain superiority.
- Infected – Eliminated players become Infected. Last player to survive when the timer ends wins.
- Kill Confirmed – Recover dog tags to gain points for your team. First team to 100 points wins.
- Search and Destroy – Teams take turns defending or trying to destroy the objective. Every player has
- Search and Rescue – Teams take turns defending or trying to destroy the objective. Recover dog tags to allow or deny respawns.
- Team Deathmatch – Kill players on the enemy team. First team to reach score limit wins.
Reggie Fils-Aime has taken over the official Nintendo of America Twitter account for a second time. He’s back to answer more fan questions, including his favorite old-school game, favorite Mario power-up, and how he’s gotten his body ready… really!
You can find the roundup of Reggie’s comments below.
Are you a Beyblade fan? Live in the New York City area? Then you may want to stop by Nintendo World’s launch event for Beyblade: Evolution. You can stop by between 3 PM and 6 PM for the festivities.
Get ready to Let it Rip at the official BEYBLADE: Evolution launch tomorrow from 3pm to 6pm here at #NintendoWorld! #3DS
— Nintendo World Store (@Nintendo_World) October 28, 2013
or GameStop 
Animal Crossing: New Leaf was arguably the series’ most successful entry since the original GameCube title. Eventually, Nintendo will be taking what made the 3DS title so enjoyable and applying it to a brand new entry.
According to Katsuya Eguchi, Nintendo has “already started thinking about what to do next” with Animal Crossing. However, Eguchi told EDGE that no set direction has been determined yet.
It’s also worth mentioning that Eguchi wouldn’t confirm which platform the next Animal Crossing will be on. While most anticipate a Wii U release happening eventually, Eguchi stated Nintendo must first settle on which platform to make the next game for.
“We have already started thinking about what to do next, but there is no concrete direction yet. First, we need to decide which hardware to develop a new Animal Crossing for, and then we want to use that hardware and find out what it’s capable of and what kind of features it provides. Then we can start thinking of elements of Animal Crossing and how we can realise them using the hardware. So until we discover these new inventions, we will not decide the direction.”
Umihara Kawase has finally been officially confirmed for release in North America. Natsume will publish the 3DS game early next year on the eShop as “Yumi’s Odd Odyssey”.
According to Natsume president and CEO Hiro Maekawa:
“We have been interested in releasing this unique title for awhile now. We are working very closely with Agatsuma Entertainment to bring this game to our fans, who we know appreciate games that are a little different, and also have lovable characters.”
You can find the first English screenshots from Yumi’s Odd Odyssey above.
A new screenshot from Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games has surfaced showing the game’s Legends Showdown events. In the mode, players can compete against dark versions of their favorite characters.
Zombie Blaster was mysteriously removed from the 3DS eShop recently. An issue relating to an ESRB rating caused Nintendo to pull the game, but publisher Enjoy Gaming says it’ll be back up in no time. It’s already been resubmitted to Nintendo, so expect to see it on the 3DS eShop “in the not too distant future.”
Enjoy Gaming told Nintendo News:
It was removed due to an error in the ESRB rating embedded in the code. ESRB re rated the game as Teen with descriptors and Nintendo took the product out of eShop because the parental controls were then wrong. The code has now been altered and resubmitted to Nintendo for their normal checks before it will be re released on eShop in the not too distant future.
