Nintendo has announced that it will be shutting down the Japanese 3DS app Spot TV. The service will end on June 20, meaning it was up and running for just one year. One million people accessed Spot TV since its launch in 2011.

A reason for its termination was not provided by Nintendo.

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SEGA has shared a number of software sales figures as part of its latest financial report. Mario and Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games (Wii and 3DS) was the best-selling title for the company, moving 3.28 million units in the U.S. and Europe.

Further data includes:

Sonic Generations (PS3/360/PC/3DS) – 1.85 million copies sold (Japan/Europe/U.S.)
Virtua Tennis 4 (PS3/360/Wii/PSV/PC) – 1 million copies sold (Japan/Europe/U.S.)
Football Manager 2012 (PC/PSP) – 710,000 copies sold (Europe)
Yakuza: Dead Souls (PS3) – 550,000 copies sold (Japan/Europe/U.S.)

In total, SEGA sold 17.24 million games worldwide. 6.14 million units came from the U.S., another 8.29 million units were collected from Europe, and 2.8 units resulted from Japanese purchases.

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Nintendo has a countdown running for the return of that “favorite” Club Nintendo reward teased yesterday. You can find it here.

Maybe this is bigger than a 3DS Game Card Case?

The Aqua Blue 3DS color variation will soon be discontinued in Japan. Nintendo is planning to phase out the model in the near future, though the company didn’t say why. Cosmo Black, Flare Red, Misty Pink, Ice White and Cobalt Blue colors will still be available.

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Update: According to Eurogamer’s Twitter account, Uprising sold 83,000 units.

Spirit Camera: The Cursed Memoir didn’t perform so well in its first month on the U.S. market. To put it simply, it was a relative bomb. NPD sales estimates place the game at less than 6,500 units sold.

Another recent 3DS title from Nintendo, Kid Icarus: Uprising, did quite well. We don’t have exact data for the game, but we do know it was the best-selling handheld release in the U.S. last month. Additionally, it managed to surpass hardware sales of the PlayStation Vita. Sony’s portable moved between 50,000 to 100,000 units last month, so Kid Icarus probably falls toward the higher end of that range.

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Square Enix has confirmed the pre-order bonus for Kingdom Hearts 3D and provided additional details.

Consumers will be provided with three AR cards that:

– Unlock one of the three rare Dream Eaters: Ursa Circus, Sudo Neku or Meowjesty
– Unlock R&R Seal Dream Eater
– Unlock the 360° viewing stand

Make sure you pre-order before the game’s launch date if you’d like to receive the AR cards – Kingdom Hearts 3D launches on July 31 in North America.

Source: Square Enix PR

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