This week’s Nintendo Download includes the following featured content:
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Blaster Master: Enemy Below – Using the strong weapons and high jumping power of his legendary battle vehicle, Jason must explore a subterranean region where a sinister life form resides. (For Nintendo 3DS™)Nintendo eShop / Nintendo DSiWare™
Elite Forces: Unit 77 – Drive armored trucks and tanks, defuse mines, locate explosives and rescue hostages. Gather your forces into a crack squad or control a single game character based on the strategic requirements. (For Nintendo 3DS /Nintendo DSi™)
Update: Games are live in Japan as well. Nothing for North America/Europe yet!
The ten free Game Boy Advance titles for 3DS Ambassadors have gone live on the Australian eShop. Other regions are still waiting, and it may take until Friday before the games are made available worldwide. We’ll let you know once anything significant happens!
Despite a listing from Nintendo stating that Antipole will be arriving in Europe on January 5, Saturnine Games has clarified that the game is actually due out on December 29. The game has been localized into French, Italian, German, Spanish, and English.
Antipole is already out in North America. 3DS/DSi owners can download the title for $4,99/500 points.
Update: IGN has heard from Nintendo that the information below also applies to North America.
You know that game-breaking bug that some users are encountering in The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword? Nintendo is finally offering a couple of solutions to help Japanese players who are unable to progress.
The company will soon send out a program for those with Internet access. Nintendo will share more information about this in the near future, but presumably it will fix the bug. Players without an Internet connection are being asked to send in their SD card or Wii system so Nintendo can take care of the issue.
All of this applies only to Japan for the moment. However, I wouldn’t be surprised if NoA/NoE followed up with the same exact solutions as well.
