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Four of Nintendo’s Wii U games now have full sites. In other words, they aren’t in a teaser state any longer. Some content is still missing, but expect the pages to be updated over the next few weeks.

Links to the four Wii U sites are posted below.

Nintendo Land
New Super Mario Bros. U
Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor’s Edge
SiNG Party

Thanks to De’Aris Demere Jinks for the tip.

XSEED was recently asked about the possibility of localizing Rune Factory IV. The company previously brought Rune Factory Frontier to North America.

Responding to the question on its Facebook page, XSEED wrote:

“Hmmm, we’ve had an itch to work on another Rune Factory game since we loved Frontier so much, so let’s see if we can’t grab a back scratcher somehow…”

If XSEED doesn’t release Rune Factory IV in the states, maybe Natsume can. Other than that, I’m not sure about any other companies that would get involved.

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This was supposed to go up last night and it didn’t. Now it’s going up tonight!

Medabots 7 was seemingly off to a slow start from a sales perspective. But in its latest fiscal results, Imagineer (which owns publisher Rocket Company), noted that they were pleased with its performance thus far. Imagineer feels that the game has managed to reach longtime fans as well as newcomers.

We don’t have an exact sales number on Medabots 7. Having said that, it should have sold over 100,000 units since launch.

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Namco Bandai is done making Tales of Xillia 2. What’s next? Why, another Tales game of course!

Tales series producer Hideo Baba answered a few questions in a recent Play Community interview. When asked if work on the next Tales game is being done, Baba raised a “Yes” sign.

Baba also said:

“In maintaining the flow of releasing one game after another, we always consider the concept of the title next in line. …In fact, we’ve been thinking beneath the surface for the 20th anniversary title.”

In addition to the comments about, Baba made note of the fact that the team is thinking about other ways to develop the Tales franchise in general.

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