Update: Amazon’s product page has now been updated with screenshots from the New Super Luigi U, hinting that this could indeed be an error. Has Amazon completely forgotten that New Super Luigi U is for Wii U, and is DLC? The retailer doesn’t appear to sell any kind of Wii U/3DS DLC on its website (unless I’m missing something), so you have to wonder what’s behind the New Super Luigi listing.
We’ve come across a rather peculiar retailer listing. Something called “New Super Luigi”
has popped up on Amazon’s US website. No information is offered on the product page other than a mention that the “game” is for the 3DS.
Amazon’s US division tends not to make things up, so this is a pretty interesting discovery. Could this be nothing more than a simple error? Perhaps Amazon is simply be mixing things up with the New Super Luigi U DLC for New Super Mario Bros. U. Or is there something more to the listing?
Fans interested in Shadows of the Eternals can now make pledges through Kickstarter. Developer Precursor Games opened up the new crowdfunding option today, giving a second donation option.
You can find the new Kickstarter page here.
Precursor will still be keeping its own crowdfunding site open. Over $150,000 has been raised for Shadows of the Eternals thus far.
Ace Attorney 5 will be launching in Japan as a retail product. In the west, where the game is known as “Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Dual Destinies”, Capcom has opted to make the game available only through the 3DS eShop.
Following today’s announcement, we asked Capcom about the decision to bring Dual Destinies to North America and Europe as a digital title. The company explained that it “wanted as many people as possible to be able to enjoy the game for as long as possible.” While Capcom does “understand that this decision may upset fans who wanted to have a physical version of the title to add to their collection”, it feels that “this direction is the best to take to ensure that fans are able to enjoy the game at their own leisure.”
Capcom provided Nintendo Everything with the following comment:
The Game Bakers is bringing its mobile title Squids to the Wii U and 3DS eShops. A release is tentative scheduled for the summer.
Squids is an action/RPG title that sees a team of squid fighters taking on the powers of evil. Some of the action gameplay is reminiscent of Angry Birds, though the RPG elements have players developing their characters and equipping them with more powerful items.
The Wii U and 3DS version will incorporate levels from the original game and Squids Wild West while also incorporating content such as new characters. More details will be shared in the future.
Capcom has made it official: Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Dual Destinies will only be available through the 3DS eShop. This was first hinted at through today’s announcement.
Capcom community manager Brett Elston confirmed on Twitter:
@bigg05 That is the case, yes
— Brett Elston (@Brelston) May 13, 2013
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Dual Destinies will be the first entry in the series to be released in the west as a digital download only. All previous games have been made available at retail.
Ace Attorney 5 has a new name in the west. The game, which is now known as “Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Dual Destinies” is coming to both North America and Europe in autumn. Based on Capcom’s announcement, it sounds like Dual Destinies will be downloadable only.
For the full announcement with gameplay details, read on below.
