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.
A “favorite” item will soon be available once again on Club Nintendo. Nintendo of America wrote on its Twitter account, “One of your favorite #ClubNintendo rewards is about to return. Guess what it is?”
The 3DS Game Card Case is the only reward not in stock on Club Nintendo, so I assume that’s what Nintendo is teasing.
The latest GamesTM review scores are as follows:
Dragon’s Dogma – 8
Pandora’s Tower – 7
Rhythm Thief & the Emperor’s Treasure – 6
Skullgirls – 7
Diabolical Pitch – 4
Wrecked Revenge Revisited – 4
Kinect Star Wars – 4
Fez – 9
Trial Evolution – 8
Crash Time IV – 3
Chaos Rings III – 6
Sniper Elite V2 – 7
Awesomenauts – 6
Thanks to joclo for the tip.
The Indie Game Magazine reports that Cloudberry Kingdom is in development for Wii U. The game will be released on the console in December, presumably through the console’s equivalent to the 3DS eShop. It’ll also be heading to Steam in September.
You can take a look at Coudberry Kingdom in action in the video above.
