Initial talk regarding Suda51’s next game (the one coming after Killer is Dead) centered around it being related to No More Heroes in some fashion. Actually, some fans thought that it could be No More Heroes 3. But in an interview with Siliconera, Suda51 himself clarified that it’s a brand new IP.
So when are we going to get that No More Heroes game for the Wii U, Suda51? You promised it years ago!
Okay, so the Pokemon Company and Nintendo aren’t ready to say much about that new Pokemon creature showed on Pokemon Smash. We don’t actually know if it’s a Mewtwo form or something completely new. Nintendo says that it “shares many traits with Mewtwo and it’s suspected that the newly discovered Pokémon has a connection with Mewtwo”.
Update: Added in video above.
The latest episode of Pokemon Smash has finally unveiled a bit of long-awaited information about Pokemon X/Y.
A few days ago, rumors surfaced from a Japanese boards that Mewtwo would be receiving a new form. This is correct, as confirmed by Junichi Masuda on Smash.
You can get a first look at Mewtwo’s new form above.
When Tomodachi Collection: New Life launches in Japan, Club Nintendo members will be able to use their points on a special Premium Book. It includes 88 pages and 23 QR codes.
The Premium Book will be available for 150 points. Those who pick up the game through the eShop can nab the item for just 50 points.
Did you know that Dr Kawashima’s Devilish Brain Training is supposed to come out in Europe next week? There’s been a strange lack of news for a game that is due out in just a few days ago.
Dr Kawashima’s Devilish Brain Training may have been quietly delayed. Along with the lack of promotion on the part of Nintendo of Europe, the title’s official page lists a “TBD” date. This may be have a simple oversight, but you would think that it would include the official April 12 date. Hmm…
A new Coaster Creator 3D patch should be available to players right now. Applying the update will fix an issue related to Miis. Prior to the patch’s arrival, there was a problem using Miis while riding a coaster. All should be well now!
Nintendouji is now available to Japanese Club Nintendo members who reached platinum status last year. The game is a turn-based experience under the DSiWare banner. Dungeon-crawler and RPG aspects are also featured. As we mentioned back in November, Nintendouji’s name is a pun meaning “Nintendo Boy”.
Aside from the screenshots above, new Devil Survivor 2: Break Record details have come in through a Dengeki preview.
Break Record won’t actually feature anime scenes as originally relayed by Famitsu. Instead, Kou Yoshinari will be directing and animating a new animated opening video.
The 3DS version of Devil Survivor 2 will provide players with a new scenario. This will be “equivalent to the content of a new game”, according to Dengeki. You’ll be able to make a number of different choices that result in one of many different endings, as was the case with the original game.
