European 3DS owners have just a few days left to purchase the first Freakyforms. Nintendo will be removing the eShop game next week.
Now that Freakyforms Deluxe is out in Europe and the downloadable version is coming to the eShop, Nintendo feels the need to remove the original title. Freakyforms costs £5.40, but the sequel will set you back £19.99 – this is the price at retail and will probably be carried over to the eShop.
A message on the European eShop says the following about Freakyforms’ removal:
The followings Rock Band Music Store songs will be made available on August 14:
Foreigner – “I Want to Know What Love Is” – keyboard support
Foreigner – “Waiting for a Girl Like You” – keyboard support
Nightwish – “Amaranth” – keyboard support, Pro Guitar and Pro Bass expansions available for $0.99
Each song can be purchased for $2.00 on Wii.
Source: Harmonix PR
Nintendo of Europe’s retail game downloads will begin on August 17. New Super Mario Bros. 2, New Art Academy, and Freakyforms Deluxe will all be available on the eShop.
It has also been confirmed that each title purchased from the store will net consumers twice the amount of Stars on the European Club Nintendo site. A similar deal has been offered in North America and Japan. Users must link their Club Nintendo account and fill out a survey in order to receive the bonus Stars.
For more details, take a look at the press release below.
Rising Star Games has announced new titles that will be a part of its Autumn lineup.
Perhaps best of all is Virtue’s Last Reward, which has finally been confirmed for Europe. The game is launching in PAL territories this November.
Other games include Jewel Master: Cradle of Egypt 2 for the DS and Super Black Bass for 3DS.
The full list of titles has been posted below. Head past the break for more details.
- Shifting World (3DS) – September
- Jewel Master: Cradle of Egypt 2 (DS) – October
- Girls’ Fashion Shoot (3DS) – October
- Under Defeat HD Deluxe Edition (360/PS3) – October
- Virtue’s Last Reward (3DS/Vita) – November
- Super Black Bass (3DS) – November
GameStop’s Wii U advertising may begin in full force next week. It appears that Nintendo’s promotional material will be officially permitted on August 13.
At the moment, GameStop does not have an SKU for the Wii U in their system. This will be changing on August 13 or shortly thereafter… supposedly. So if this latest speculation is reliable, Wii U pre-orders will begin next week.
