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On November 29, Square Enix registered the domain names AllTheBravest.com and AllTheBravest.net. It also filed a European Community Trademark.

Considering “Bravest” is in the name, one would hope that this is related to Bravely Default. But at this point, it almost seems silly to expect anything not known as Final Fantasy or Kingdom Hearts to be localized.

Or maybe this does have something to do with Bravely Default – except it’ll probably end up being that browser game…

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This month’s ONM review scores are as follows:

Nintendo Land – 90%
ZombiU – 92%
FIFA 13 – 80%
New Super Mario Bros. U – 86%
Tekken Tag Tournament 2: Wii U Edition – 88%
Paper Mario: Sticker Star – 83%
Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion – 60%
Virtue’s Last Reward – 88%
Hana Samurai Art of The Sword – 80%
Liberation Maiden – 75%
New Style Boutique – 68%
Mole Mania – 70%
Mad Dog McCree – 15%
Samurai G – 38%
RollerCoaster Tycoon 3D – 51%
Epic Mickey The Power of 2 – 80%
WWE ’13 – 78%
Skylanders Giants – 63%
Jewel Master Cradle of Egypt 2 – 55%
18th Gate – 40%

Thanks to joclo for the tip.

Fractured Soul hasn’t arrived on the European or Australian eShops yet, but its release is still in the cards. The game has finally been approved for PAL regions, so it should launch in the near future. A release in mid-January is sounding likely at the moment.

The following message was posted on the Fractured Soul Facebook page yesterday:

“Some good news! Fractured Soul has finally been approved for Nintendo eShop in Europe/Australia/NZ! We don’t have a firm release date yet, but probably around mid January.”

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Frozenbyte has news about all-things Trine 2: Director’s Cut. A member of the studio commented on the game’s sales thus far, the possibility of having a sale on the North American eShop, the contents of December’s update, demo, and Australian release.

All of the information can be found below.

Sales

– Frozenbyte pleased with sales
– No specific numbers yet
– Don’t count on Frozenbyte sharing data publicly

eShop sale

– 20% discount only in Europe right now
– Originally wanted to do the same discount in North America
– 20% discount could be initiated for North America for the holidays, but nothing is set in stone

Update

– Releasing in mid-December
– Adds voice chat
– Also adds Wii U controller support
– Minor fixes
– New langues like BR-PT
– Additional vividness to the graphics

Demo

– Releasing next month

Australian release

– Not out yet because it was submitted to the OFLC too late
– In the process of being rated now
– Once this is done, the game should go up very quickly
– Estimated release of mid-December

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Pretty neat that we can see things like this in Miiverse…

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Update: Been meaning to bump this to the front page for awhile. Now that the Wii U is out in Europe, there’s no better time to do so! Also – you can add your Nintendo Network ID (and 3DS Friend Code) to your profile. New members can input this information at registration.

My Nintendo Network ID is ValayNE. What’s yours? I (and others) would love to know!

I’ve set up a handy topic on our forum right here where NE visitors can exchange IDs with each other. Joining is incredibly easy. So why not sign up and add some friends?!

P.S. – I’d be more inclined to add those of you who let me know about their intentions of registering my ID. That way I’ll have a better idea about things. Again, this is where the forum comes in handy! Or send me an email. Or something. Please!

Software

1. New Super Mario Bros U
2. ZombiU
3. Trine 2: Director’s Cut
4. Nano Assault Neo
5. Sonic & All-Sars Racing Transformed
6. Scribblenauts Unlimited
7. Assassin’s Creed III
8. Little Inferno
9. Mighty Switch Force! Hyper Drive Edition
10. Nintendo Land
11. Darksiders II
12. Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor’s Edge
13. Warriors Orochi 3 Hyper
14. Madden NFL 13
15. Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two
16. Tekken Tag Tournament 2: Wii U Edition
17. Chasing Aurora
18. Just Dance 4
19. Rabbids Land
20. EA Sports FIFA Soccer 13

We’ll be adding these charts to our regular rotation of charts (alongside the 3DS one!).

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Amid all of the Wii U hype, you may have forgotten that the white 3DS XL launched in Europe today. View some photos of the snazzy system below.

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