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Having just released Digimon Adventure for PSP, Namco Bandai will reveal its next video game based on the IP in the April 2013 issue of V-Jump. The issue is officially due out on Thursday, though leaks will probably spring up before hand.

Adventure is just one of four projects that tie into Namco Bandai’s 15th anniversary plans for Digimon. Re:Digitize – also on the PSP – and an iPhone title were previously made available. This new game is the fourth anniversary-related project.

First up is The Flash vs. Shazam…

And next, The Joker vs. Lex Luthor:

Update: Bumped to the front page. Added in Epic Mickey 2 (Wii) and Crosswords Plus.

Best Buy is running a fantastic sale on a number of 3DS (and DS) games. Paper Mario: Sticker Star and Style Savvy: Trendsetters are both available for $19.99. Kid Icarus: Uprising, Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask, and Pokemon Black/White 2 are on sale for $14.99 each.

Links to all of the sale items are posted below:

$20 Games – Best Buy


Paper Mario: Sticker Star – Nintendo 3DS


Style Savvy: Trendsetters – Nintendo 3DS


The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword – Nintendo Wii (sold out online)

$15 Games


Kid Icarus: Uprising – Nintendo 3DS


Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask – Nintendo 3DS


Pokemon Black Version 2 – Nintendo DS


Pokemon White Version 2 – Nintendo DS


Crosswords Plus – Nintendo 3DS

$12 Games


Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two – Nintendo Wii

The following Rock Band Music Store songs will be made available on February 19:

Barenaked Ladies – “One Week” – keyboard support, previously released on Wii
Collective Soul – “Shine”
Fall Out Boy – “A Little Less Sixteen Candles, a Little More ‘Touch Me’”

Each song can be purchased for 200 Wii Points.

Source: Harmonix PR

Europe will see the release of Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity on May 17. The game’s confirmed North American date is March 24.

For the official announcement regarding Europe’s release, head past the break.


Kotaku has obtained marketing materials for Ubisoft’s new IP, Watch Dogs, which indicates that the game will be released on “all home consoles” this holiday. The thing is, the wording is nebulous. What exactly does “all home consoles” mean?

Watch Dogs has only been confirmed for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC thus far. Could the Wii U be in the mix?

Kotaku also writes today that Watch Dogs started out as a Driver game. We’ve heard rumblings about this before, so it wouldn’t be too surprising.

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