On this month’s episode: Tekken 3D: Prime Edition, Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games, Nick Cage on the films he would like to see as a game on a Nintendo system, Bit.Trip Saga, a trip to Aardman Studios, and eShop updates.
Nintendo, Game Freak and Creatures Inc. filed a Japanese trademark for “Pokemon Adventure Camp” recently. A photo of the trademark can be found above.
Could this be related to a new game?
The first North American commercial for Kid Icarus: Uprising has been added to the game’s official site. The page says that six additional ads are on the way.
Super R-Type and R-Type III: The Third Lightning aren’t the only titles that Nintendo of Europe will be removing from the Wii Shop Channel at the end of the month. Four additional VC games and one WiiWare release will soon be gone as well.
The full list of titles leaving the store on March 31 are as follows:
– R-Type (Turbografx)
– Super R-Type (Super Nintendo)
– R-Type The Third Lightning (Super Nintendo)
– Vigilante (Turbografx)
– Ninja Spirit (Turbografx)
– Legend of Hero Tonma (Turbografx)
– Military Madness Nectaris (WiiWare)
Grab them now before they disappear!
Monster Hunter Tri G has been rumored for Europe for quite some time now. It’s appeared in magazines, random lists, and in retailer systems.
The latest report regarding a possible localized version is that three retailers say it will be available this summer. Tentative launch months range from July to September.
If Capcom does have plans to bring Monster Hunter Tri G to Europe and/or North America, perhaps they’ll make an announcement during Captivate. The company’s annual press event will be taking place early next month.
Cambridge, Mass. – March 9th, 2012 – Harmonix today announced that tracks from award-winning Canadian rock group Three Days Grace are headed to the Rock Band™ Music Store of downloadable content for the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system and Wii™.
Rock Band provides the deepest and best selection of artists, songs and albums through the Rock Band music platform, which features more than 1,400 artists and more than 3,500* tracks via disc and download purchase (complete list of tracks at www.rockband.com/songs). Rock Band’s gigantic music library dwarfs that of any other rhythm video game on the market. More than 100 million songs have been sold through the Rock Band Music Store since its launch on Nov. 20, 2007.
Rock Band DLC Additions for Xbox 360, PlayStation®3 system and Wii™
