European gamers will have to wait until next year to get their hands on a couple of Shin Megami Tensei games.
Publisher Ghostlight wrote on its blog that both titles will likely be pushed back to 2013. The company acknowledged the disappointment, but localization simply isn’t ready.
Ghostlight stated:
“…Finally I regret to regret to report that it is looking increasingly likely that both Devil Survivor: Overclocked and Devil Survivor 2 will not be released until 2013. This is incredibly disappointing as we were very much hoping to be able to release both titles this year, but sadly this has not been possible. It is worth noting that until we announce a release date, any dates you see for these games are unofficial and may be incorrect.”
Today’s Wii U commercial is just the start of Nintendo’s television advertising. What we posted is apparently “a compilation of pieces that will run”, IGN’s Rich George suggests.
Nintendo will also be debuting the commercial for one of its first Wii U games tomorrow, New Super Mario Bros. U. We’ll have that on the site in the afternoon.
This week’s Nintendo Download includes the following featured content:
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Freakyforms Deluxe: Your Creations, Alive! – Create wacky creatures called “formees” and bring them to life on your Nintendo 3DS system to populate your very own planet. Choose from more than 600 different forms to complete your creation. The choices you make will determine what abilities your formee will have and how it will move around the world. Freakyforms Deluxe: Your Creations, Alive! will be available at retail stores and in the Nintendo eShop on Nov. 5. (For Nintendo 3DS)
Style Savvy: Trendsetters Shopping Spree Demo – Complete the looks of men and women in your town with your very own fashion boutique. As hundreds of customers flock to your boutique, you’ll not only help them keep up with current fashion trends, but you’ll also compete in fashion contests, buy new clothes for your store and customize your shop to reflect your personality. (For Nintendo 3DS)
Did you know that Crashmo lets players take-in game screenshots? The process is quite simple.
While playing, simply pause the game and press “X”. That’s all there is to it! As soon as you’ve done this, a photo will be saved to an SD card.
