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Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and TT Games have confirmed that the LEGO® Harry Potter™: Years 5-7 videogame will be available in North America beginning November 11 for the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system, PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) system, the Wii™ system, the Nintendo DS™ and Nintendo 3DS™ hand-held systems, and Windows PC.

LEGO® Harry Potter™: Years 5-7 continues the saga of the Boy Who Lived in this spell-binding adventure for wizards and Muggles alike. This time, players are transported through the final three books and final four films – Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix™, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince™, and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows™ – to experience Harry’s last years at Hogwarts™ and battle Lord Voldemort™ in the ultimate fight of good vs. evil. The creative LEGO prowess unites with the expansive world of Harry Potter™ once again to deliver an exciting and rewarding gameplay experience. The game features lessons, spell-casting, dueling and much more for players of all ages to enjoy.

Source: Warner Bros. Interactive PR

One of the more quiet announcements from TGS was Puyo Puyo, which is heading to both Wii and 3DS. From what I can gather, this is the 20th anniversary title that was released in Japan for DS earlier this year.

You can find a trailer of the game in action above.

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Earlier today I strolled into Best Buy eagerly hoping that I would be able to purchase Kirby Mass Attack. What I was told definitely surprised me, to say the least. An employee I spoke with said that the store received two copies. Yes, just two, and they were both taken by the time I made it to the store.

It’s surprising because a) Kirby is a fairly important IP/Nintendo character and b) the location of this Best Buy is in a moderately populated area.

Looking online, I noticed that it’s backordered on BestBuy.com and is out of stock Target.com. Walmart.com isn’t even listing the game. It’s possible that the last couple of retailers simply haven’t received copies yet and will instead change their status later this week. I could also check GameStop (as much as I dislike the store) and see how much (if any) product they have.

It might be too soon to start claiming that there are supply issues for Mass Attack (hence the question mark in the title!). However, the fact that my local Best Buy received such a small amount of copies and is backordered online has me a bit concerned…

The Latest Title In The Harvest Moon Series Is Also Available At Natsume’s New Online Retail Store

Burlingame, CA. – SEPTEMBER 20, 2011- Natsume Inc., a worldwide developer and publisher of family-oriented video games, announced today that Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns has launched for the
Nintendo DS. The game is now available at retail for an MSRP of
$29.99 and is rated E for Everyone by the ESRB.

“We are thrilled that Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns is now available for the Nintendo DS,” said Hiro Maekawa, President and CEO of Natsume. “We’re sure die-hard fans of the series and newcomers alike will love the latest title in the Harvest Moon series!”

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Format: Nintendo 3DS™
Launch Date: 10/02/11
ESRB: E (Everyone)
Game Type: Puzzle
Players: 1-8
Publisher: Nintendo
Developer: Hudson Soft
Website: http://tetrisds.com

Nintendo 3DS™ takes TETRIS® to a whole new dimension!
Loved globally by people of all ages and all cultures, the Tetris® game continues to be one of the most widely recognized video games of all time. And now, Tetris fans can experience the game like never before on the Nintendo 3DS.Featuring over 20 fun-filled game modes, Tetris®: Axis for Nintendo 3DS delivers a rich mix of both traditional and never before seen ways to enjoy playing the Tetris game. Jump into the game with the familiar Marathon mode, or test your skills in the all-new fast-paced Fever mode. Witness remarkable graphics and special effects using the stereoscopic 3D display on the Nintendo 3DS. Clearing lines has never been so fun!

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