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Nintendo has opened up teaser sites for two of its first Wii U titles.

A page for New Super Mario Bros. U can be accessed here. And the official Nintendo Land site is here.

Full sites for both games are “coming soon”, so stay tuned for that.

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Cave Story’s 3DS eShop release had a small problem. Basically, players have been experiencing issues with the Curly Story mode.

Fortunately, Nicalis prepared an update – you can download it now, actually.

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Mega Man 4 will be hitting the Japanese eShop as a Famicom download on October 17 for 500 yen. Screenshots of the game can be found above.

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The latest Game Informer review scores are as follows:

XCOM: Enemy Unknown – 9.5/10 (Game of the Month)
Joe Danger 2: The Movie – 8.25/10
Double Dragon Neon – 8.25/10
NHL 13 – 8/10
Pro Evolution Soccer 2013 – 8.75/10
FIFA 13 – 8.75/10
Resident Evil 6 – 8.75/10
Mark of the Ninja – 9/10
Dance Central 3 – 8.75/10
Pokemon Black & White 2 – 7.5/10
LittleBigPlanet Vita – 8.75/10

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Starting this Sunday, consumers will be able to plop down some cash and pre-order a Wii U Deluxe Set at Walmart.

There are a bunch of details about the process below, but it should be noted that the program ends on November 1. Aslo, there’s a limit of two pre-orders for person (would you really need anymore than this?!).

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Very soon, the 3DS version of Mutant Mudds will be receiving a new batch of free levels. The content was transferred over from the PC title.

According to Renegade Kid co-founder Jools Watsham, an exact release date for the update will be announced soon. A 3D trailer, accessible through the eShop, is also planned.

“I will have the release date for the FREE Mutant Mudds eShop update very soon. New 3D eShop trailer coming too. Excite!”

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Update: Or maybe not. There’s some talk that this may not be the case. We’re waiting on clarification for now…

Here’s Nintendo and Kadokawa Games, doing it right! If you buy a copy of the upcoming musical singing game “AKB48+Me” (in Japan only, so far) you get a digital copy of the game as well, so you can have all the benefits of never having to insert the cartridge coupled with an awesome packaging to take up space on your game shelf!

Fingers crossed that Nintendo starts doing this with first party releases in North America as well… and PAL regions!

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Donkey Kong will be hitting the Japanese eShop as a Famicom download on October 17 for 500 yen. Screenshots of the game can be found above.

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