Perhaps Xenoblade Chronicles didn’t perform terribly in the U.S. after all. We might not actually find out how the game sold last month, as Eurogamer says that it wasn’t included in April’s NPD report. This is apparently because it’s a retailer exclusive.
I personally have no way of verifying that information, but it would make things much more interesting if true.
The DSi and DSi XL will receive price drop in North America later this month. Nintendo of Europe, however, do not have any plans to reduce the prices of the two handhelds.
In a statement, Nintendo UK said:
“Although this announcement has been made in the US, the European and UK market don’t have anything to announce at this time.”
As we mentioned previously, Chronicles of Vampires: The Awakening will be hitting the eShop/DSi shop next week. It’ll cost $4.99/500 points.
Paul’s Shooting Adventure 2
RollerCoaster Tycoon 3D Video
You can watch each of these videos in the “Recent Arrivals” section of the eShop.
North America is getting Kirby’s Block Ball as a Virtual Console 3DS game next week. As for Europe? Kirby’s Dream Land 2 will be released on the territory on May 17 for £3.60.
Screenshots of the game have been included above.
Courtesy of Jump, here’s a scan of the next Tales game. It doesn’t show much other than a few pieces of artwork.
A teaser site will eventually go live here, but we’ll have to wait until the Tales of Festival for a proper unveiling. The event will be held in Japan on June 2 and June 3.
North America has gone a long time without a 3DS Virtual Console game. But next week, Kirby’s Block Ball will finally be appearing on the eShop. The store listed the game in addition to Chronicles of Vampire: The Awakening as the store’s releases for May 17.
