Following an initial report that Jett Rocket is coming to the 3DS, Shin’en has officially confirmed to Nintendo Everything that the series will be making an appearance on the eShop. And, better yet, it seems that this is an entirely new project rather than a port of the WiiWare game.
Shin’en is being quiet on things for now, but you can expect details later this month.
Did you know that the first The Legend of Zelda 25th Anniversary Symphony concert was held in Japan yesterday? Well, it’s true! A couple of shows were held on Monday. Shigeru Miyamoto, Eiji Aonuma, and Koji Kondo were all present at the event.
Unfortunately, those who attended the concert were not allowed to snap any photos. We do, however, have some images of the hall’s outside as well as pictures of the snazzy program that was handed out.
The Oregon Trail is coming to the 3DS. Currently, we only have a few details.
Players can tackle four different stories in three different time periods. Aside from that, it’s been confirmed that the title will have an achievement system.
Other details include:
- Hunt, fish, and drive your wagon for the first time ever
- Customize your wagon with different tarps and colors
- Every play through is different for endless possibilities
And that’s it! We have some screenshots as well, which can be found above.
Heroes of Ruin has a somewhat more concrete release date. Square Enix has said that the title will be released in Spring 2012. I suppose you can consider that a “delay” of sorts since it was initially scheduled for early next year.
Wedbush’s Michael Pachter predictions for September’s NPD results can be found below. The actual data will be made available on Thursday.
Xbox 360 – 360,000
PlayStation 3 – 260,000
3DS – 225,000
Wii – 190,000
DS – 185,000