Toriko: Gourmet ga Battle will be released in Japan on July 4 for 5,980 yen.
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And just like that, there’s a new (Japanese) Nintendo Direct available for viewing! This one covers upcoming 3DS eShop software:
Here’s what was shared during the presentation:
– Dillon’s Rolling Western: The Last Ranger hitting Japan on April 10 for 2000 yen
– Freakyforms Deluxe hitting Japan on April 10 for 1200 yen
– There will be download cards in shops for both titles
– Special card packages coming with special Mario AR cards and an app
– Can make funny photos with these
– 1000 yen for Goomba card, 2000 yen for Mario card, 3000 yen for Peach card
– Special Mario AR + yen card packages will appear in Japanese shops on April 23rd
– Also 1000 yen Koopa, 2000 yen Luigi, 3000 yen Browser
– If you decide to download a full retail first party game and fill in a questionnaire, you could get a 500 Yen card
– Campaign runs through May 6
Another Japanese Nintendo Direct covering Tomodachi Collection: New Life will be shown this Wednesday.
Much like Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate, Resident Evil: Revelations HD will go live on the Wii U eShop at launch. The standard retail release will be, as always, still available to consumers. But those who prefer to maintain their games digitally will likely be pleased to hear about this news.
According to Capcom’s Christan Svensson:
It should be digital day and date with retail on WiiU and PS3. For PC in North America, it’s already digital only.
