MercurySteam has wrapped up development on Castlevania: Lords of Shadow – Mirror of Fate. Producer David Cox tweeted the news earlier today.
Castlevania: Lords of Shadow – Mirror of Fate has gone GOLD. #StreetdateMarch
— Dave Cox (@CastlevaniaLOS) December 20, 2012
Now the tough part – gamers will have to wait until March to get their hands on the title. Here’s hoping it’ll be worth the wait.
GameStop is including a special bonus with Fire Emblem: Awakening pre-orders. Those who commit to an order will receive a limited edition character art book. The offer is valid in-store and online.
A second 3DS game has been confirmed for North America today.
After Nintendo announced that it will be bringing Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity stateside, Namco Bandai has done the same for Naruto Powerful Shippuden. Naruto’s 3DS outing arrives in March 2013. A more specific date will be shared closer to launch.
Read on below for the official announcement.
Nintendo TVii is live on Wii U. You don’t have to download any special update – simply boot up the app and you’ll be good to go. Nintendo TVii is completely free to use.
“Technically speaking, the Goblin Menace expansion is not “exclusive” to Wii U as such. It’s exclusive as of right now because we haven’t had enough resources to look into getting it to XBLA and PSN. The levels in the expansion are quite a bit more demanding than the original campaign, so we’re not quite sure if we can squeeze them onto the older consoles properly. We probably could if we did some minor changes to the levels, but that can end up as quite a bit of work…”- Joel, Frozenbyte team
I know that technically speaking it’s better for more people to have access to a game, but man, it sure does feel good to hear stuff like this! He also went on to say that they don’t really like PSN or XBLA, and definitely prefer the Wii U’s eShop for releasing content:
“Truth be told we’re not very big fans of XBLA nor PSN at the moment, their processes are a bit too heavy to our liking and we also need to go through the XBLA/PSN publisher ATLUS, so it’s all a bit more complicated. And frankly there’s a big psychological factor as well – We had a very stressful time getting the game onto XBLA and PSN, and we feel like it wasn’t really up to us, so we dread having to do that again.”
There are a lot more comments from Joel, but I’ve yet to read through them all. As I do I’ll post em up!
