Here’s one Wii announcement that could be made during tomorrow’s Nintendo Direct!
Famitsu has revealed that Taiko no Tatsujin Super Deluxe Edition is coming to Japan. It will offer roughly 100 songs, 30 mini-games, and features collaborations from the likes of Dragon Quest, Doraemon, and Hatsune Miku.
Taiko no Tatsujin Super Deluxe Edition arrives in Japan on November 29 for 5,040 yen.
As long as your format your SDXC card to FAT32, it should be able to work with a 3DS unit.
That’s a heck of a lot of storage though… even 64GB would seem like enough! Although, now that retail games are starting to show up on the eShop, maybe using a large SD card isn’t such a bad idea.
You can add Keldeo to your copy of Pokemon Black/White by visiting GameStop. Information about the distribution can be found here.
D3Publisher finally confirmed the Adventure Time: Hey Ice King! Why’d You Steal Our Garbage?!! Collector’s Edition today. Isn’t that a mouthful?
The special edition will be offered on both the 3DS and DS for $39.95. Included in the package are the following items:
Custom design of the Enchiridion on a premium SteelBook case
Limited edition replica stylus of Finn’s Gold Sword
Exclusive bestiary guide book
Bonus poster map of the Land of Ooo
Full version of Adventure Time: Hey Ice King! Why’d you steal our garbage?!! video game
Source: D3Publisher PR
Harvest Moon is celebrating its 15th anniversary in North America this year. To honor the occasion, Natsume will release a special Anniversary Edition of Harvest Moon: A New Beginning, which includes a twelve inch Harvest Moon cow.
The release will be sold exclusively through the company’s online store. Fans can pre-order the Anniversary Edition starting on September 14. Pre-ordering the special edition or standard release will net you a yak plushie, as shown here.
Harvest Moon: A New Beginning will be available on November 6.
Source: Natsume PR
Tomorrow’s Nintendo Direct appears to be a Japanese-only affair. Nintendo of America has confirmed that it won’t be broadcasting its own pre-recorded video, and Nintendo of Europe hasn’t announced anything on its end either.
So… keep those expectations in check, folks! It will be a smaller affair compared to June’s presentation.
