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Maestro iGames can officially make Wii U games. The indie dev announced on Twitter today that it has become an approved developer for the console.

Super Ubi Land will be the first Wii U eShop title from Maestro. Currently, the team is targeting its launch for the spring.

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The latest additions to the 3DS eShop are as follows:

Nintendo Show 3D: January 17, 2013
Deer Drive Legends Video
Disney/Pixar: Finding Nemo Video
Kirby’s Star Stacker Video
Tokyo Crash Mobs Video

Source: 3DS eShop

Software

1. Pokemon Dream Radar
2. Punch-Out!! Featuring Mr. Dream
3. Tetris
4. Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels
5. Super Mario Bros.
6. Pokedex 3D Pro
7. Gunman Clive
8. Mega Man
9. The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening DX
10. Cut The Rope
11. Bird Mania 3D
12. Photo Dojo
13. Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins
14. The Legend of Zelda
15. Crimson Shroud
16. 3D Classics: Kirby’s Adventure
17. Plants vs. Zombies
18. Colors! 3D
19. Sonic the Hedgehog: Triple Trouble
20. Wild Adventures: Ultimate Deer Hunt 3D

Videos

1. Pokemon – Nintendo Direct January 8, 2013
2. Fire Emblem: Awakening Video
3. Mario Kart 7 Video
4. Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels Video
5. Fluidity: Spin Cycle Video
6. Nintendo Show 3D: January 17, 2013
7. Unchained Blades Video
8. New Super Mario Bros. 2: Coin Rush
9. What is Nintendo Video?
10. Adventure Time Video
11. Pokemon Dream Radar Video
12. Pokedex 3D Pro Video
13. Wreck-It Ralph Video
14. Tokyo Crash Mobs Video
15. Super Mario 3D Land Video
16. New Super Mario Bros. 2: Warp Canon
17. Nintendo Show 3D: December 27, 2012
18. Kirby’s Star Stacker Video
19. Super Mario 3D Land Super Play Video
20. Scribblenauts Unlimited Video

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Neko Entertainment, the studio behind Puddle on the Wii U eShop, may opt to bring future titles to the platform.

QA manager Sébastien Chipot-Delys was recently asked if Puddle’s development on Wii U inspired the team with ideas about the future and whether Neko has any additional projects planned for the console. This was the response:

“Yes, we learned a lot by developing Puddle on Wii U, and it will be definitely helpful for the future and our next titles on Wii U!”

Chipot-Delys was also asked about the possibility of 3DS support. He said:

“I cannot tell you more for the moment, but it is a possibility…amongst a lot of others!”

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We’ve got a long ways to go before the arrival of Pokemon X/Y, but Amazon has already opened up pre-orders. Both are available for the standard 3DS price tag of $39.99.

You can pre-order Pokemon X here and Pokemon Y here.

Pokedex 3D Pro users can now add Genesect to the app. Follow the steps below and it can be yours!

1. Go to the title screen menu
2. Enter the Pokemon Challenge trivia segment
3. Scroll to the bottom to Challenges 37-39
4. Select the Delete button on any of these Challenges
5. Enter the promotional code PHSKUTDF on the keyword screen
6. Complete the 20-question trivia quiz

Genesect won’t be the only Pokemon to be made available through a promotional code. Nintendo already sent out a code for Meloetta, but it is only compatible with the Japanese release.

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Nintendo has posted another round of character art and details from Fire Emblem: Awakening. The latest information covers Kellam, Sumia, Lon’qu, and Donnel. A rundown of each character is below, along with art.

Kellam

Kellam is our Fire Emblem Awakening character spotlight for today. He is a Shepherd whose infamous lack of presence makes him seem invisible to others.

Sumia

Sumia from Fire Emblem Awakening is a klutzy Shepherd with a lack of self-worth. She has a talent for working with animals.

Lon’qu

Lon’qu from Fire Emblem Awakening is a swordsman raised in Regna Ferox. He’s usually cool and curt with most people.

Donnel

Donnel is our Fire Emblem Awakening spotlight today. A villager from a remote corner of Ylisse, Donnel came to the fight with just his farming experience but he is eager to learn and shows a great deal of promise.

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The L.A. Times today reports that Atari US has filed for bankruptcy. By doing so, the company hopes “to break free from their debt-laden French parent.”

Atari S.A., located in France, has control over each of its subsidiaries including Atari Interactive Inc. and Atari U.S. Unfortunately, the company’s overall revenue has seen a downturn over the past couple of decades.

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