Harvest Moon: A New Beginning is finally heading to Europe. Marvelous AQL Europe announced the 3DS game for the continent today, which will be distributed and marketed by Zen United.
Marvelous AQL Europe CEO Harry Holmwood said:
“Harvest Moon is one of gaming’s best-loved and most enduring franchises. We’re very pleased to be working alongside Zen United to help bring Harvest Moon to a wider audience and ensure its continued success.”
Geraint Evans, director at Zen United, chimed in:
“We’re very proud to be working on such a great series. And A New Beginning is undoubtedly one of the best in the series so far – we’re hugely excited to be involved in the future of Harvest Moon.”
Harvest Moon: A New Beginning will be available later this year.
In its announcement, Zen United teased “more Harvest Moon announcements in the coming months.”
Source: Zen United PR
Clu Clu Land will be hitting the Japanese eShop as a Famicom download on June 12 for 500 yen. Screenshots of the game can be found above.
This month’s EDGE review scores are as follows:
The Last of Us – 10
Animal Crossing: New Leaf – 9
Remember Me – 8
Dust 514 – 4
Game & Wario – 6
Grid 2 – 9
Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons – 7
Impossible Road – 9
Surgeon Simulator 2013 – 7
Mario & Donkey Kong: Minis on the Move – 7
Thanks to joclo for the tip
There’s no question that E3 2005 had some memorable Nintendo moments. Satoru Iwata opened up the conference with a hilarious dig at Reggie, talking “smack” at the executive and teased: “So Reggie, I have a question for you: who’s your daddy?”
The “Revolution”, later becoming Wii, was definitely the highlight of the conference. Iwata came out and showed the hardware for the first time, shared various details (including the Virtual Console announcement), confirmed a couple of games like Smash Bros., and more.
There were other moments as well – Shigeru Miyamoto’s weirdness during the Nintendogs segment and the third trailer for The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, for instance.
System: Nintendo Wii U/3DS
Release Date: TBA, Late 2013
Developer: Sonic Team
Publisher: SEGA
Author: Spencer
This year, Sega announced a partnership with Nintendo to bring three Sonic the Hedgehog games exclusively to Nintendo platforms, namely the Wii U and 3DS. The first game they announced was Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympic Games, a new entry in the Mario & Sonic Olympics series. The second game is a core Sonic title, Sonic: Lost World. Coming later this year to Wii U and 3DS, this new game will see Sonic on a whole new adventure in a new world.
Hit the jump to see what we know so far about Sonic: Lost World.
This week’s Famitsu review scores are as follows:
Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D (3DS) – 9/8/8/8
Gyrozetter: Wings of the Albatross (3DS) – 9/9/8/8
Care to get your GameCube controller working on the Wii U? If so, you may want to look into a new device that makes this possible.
Amazon is now selling a “GameCube Controller Adapter for Wii & Wii U”. It offers the following:
Built in Turbo
Compatible with all games supported by the Wii Classic Controller
Compatible with all games supported by the Wii Classic Controller Pro
The button A, B, X, Y, L, R and Z can be customized with Turbo
The adapter can be bought for $16.99. More information can be found on Amazon’s product page
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Sniper Elite V2 is a fairly bare bones experience on Wii U. Unlike the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions, there is no online co-op of any sort. There isn’t any downloadable content either.
This won’t be changing anytime soon; publisher 505 Games told Coffee With Games: “We currently do not have any plans for DLC.”
Developer Rebellion doesn’t have much to discuss when it comes to future game updates. When asked about the possibility of posting in-game screenshots to Miiverse, CEO and creative director Jason Kingsley responded:
“With the game just launched, it’s probably a bit early to talk about updates or new content yet!”
Kingsley was similarly quiet when asked about Sniper Elite V2’s engine, but he did mention how the Wii U version runs at a higher resolution than that of the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 original.
“We can’t really go into specifics, but all versions of Sniper Elite V2 are running off our powerful in-house engine – Asura – which is very adaptable. We even use it to power our mobile games. The game also runs at a higher resolution on Wii U than it does on Xbox 360 and PS3 due to the platform’s hardware strengths.”
Another Picross game is slated for the Japanese 3DS eShop. Next week, “Picross e3” – presumably made by Jupiter – will be made available. Pricing is set at 500 yen.
