Castlevania: Lords of Shadow – Mirror of Fate has a new release date. Konami has confirmed today that the 3DS title will release in both North America and Europe in March.
North America will be getting Castlevania on March 5. In Europe, the game comes out on March 8.
Source: Konami PR
Nintendo is now an adopter of Adobe’s Systems’ “Adobe Marketing Cloud”. The technology can be used in the digital marketing space.
Nintendo plans to use the Marketing Cloud on its different channels including the Wii U eShop. The company will be able to monitor online sales from the store, understand consumers’ needs, and grasp user trends. Additionally, Nintendo hopes to use the tech to strengthen communications and content deployment.
Reggie Fils-Aime has sent along a new Swapnote message to North American 3DS owners. A fresh piece of stationary was included, too. It’s a snapshot of the WaraWara Plaza.
In the latest Iwata Asks, Nintendo’s CEO brought along a couple of never-before-seen Wii U GamePad prototypes.
Here’s the first one:
It’s a rather odd contraption. Essentially, the prototype is a Wii Zapper peripheral with a nunchuck and screen attached.
The Iwata Asks discussion explains how the concept came about and how it led to the inclusion of a gyro sensor in the 3DS:
Satoru Iwata sat down with some of the developers behind Nintendo Land for a chat about the game’s development. You can read the Iwata Asks discussion here. There are lots of interesting tidbits as usual, so I highly suggest checking it out.
Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels will be placed on the North American eShop on December 27. You’ll be able to download the classic title for $4.99, most likely.
The news comes from today’s eShop update. There’s a ticker displaying the data when you first arrive on the store.
Other upcoming eShop games include:
Crimson Shroud ($7.99)
Bit.Trip Saga ($14.99)
Ninja Gaiden ($4.99)
3D Game Collection ($5.99)
Wario Land 2
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Nintendo has sent out a response to the latest NPD report. The company shared sales data for all of its systems as well as a figure for New Super Mario Bros. U.
Read the full response below.
Nintendo Sells More Than 1.75 Million Hardware Units in November
Strong sales on Black Friday and the arrival of Wii U helped Nintendo sell more than 1.75 million total hardware units in the United States in November, according to the NPD Group. This includes nearly 910,000 units of portable hardware and more than 845,000 home console units. November 2012 marks the 36th time that Nintendo has sold more than 1 million hardware units in one month in the United States since 2004.
