Little Battler eXperience Explosive Boost (this is a more accurate English title apparently) is more than just a simple port of the PSP original.
According to CoroCoro Comics, after splitting into teams, up to six players can battle with each other wirelessly. This is the first time such functionality has been added to a Little Battler eXperience title.
Also new to Explosive Boost are LBX units such as B Kid, Princess M, Dominion and Crusader.
Thanks to 4Him for the tip.
As far as we know, only one DSiWare game will be released in Europe next week. Escape Trick – Convenience Store will be available next Thursday for £4.50 / 500 points.
Update from Valay: Already confirmed fake (thanks Damian). Apologies to anyone out there who thought this could turn out to be true. These things are just too easy to photoshop and whatnot. I’ll be sure to smack Austin later (or something like that) so that you won’t see similar types of speculation on here in the future.
Oh please lord Jabu Jabu do not let this be true. According to Nintendo of Japan’s website, there is something in existence that is called the “Wii Entertainment System”, and that something is scheduled to have information released about it on the 26th of April, 2012. Now, my gut isn’t sure whether this is a misunderstanding or if it could be a hint, but if it is, it would fall in line with earlier rumors that Nintendo was looking to rename the Wii U to avoid confusion from consumers.
That being said, this is the complete wrong way to go with it. This is going to cause more confusion if anything, because it sounds like it could easily be a synonym for ‘The Wii’. Oh Nintendo, how do you expect to sell consoles if people think it’s simply a slightly newer version of a device released in 2006!?
Guess next week’s Nintendo Show 3D episode will be focusing on PAX East…
The official Pokemon movie site has posted the cartridge images for Pokemon Black/White 2. The image is a bit small, but it’s all we have for now.
Here’s what the cartridge will look like:
All things considered, Resident Evil: Revelations sold relatively well in the U.S. last month. The NPD Group told Joystiq Capcom’s horror title sold 122,000 units in March.
We did not receive any sales data for Revelations in February. It was only confirmed that the game made it into the top 25 software rankings.
Variety reports that EA and John Gatins are looking into a film for the Need for Speed IP. According to the site, George and John Gatins will assist in adapting the franchise into a movie. Warner Bros. and Sony have expressed interest in the project, but Paramount apparently is the frontrunner to pick up the film.
