This comes from GameInformer’s month-long coverage of the game. You can find a higher-quality video with complete sound here.
Namco Bandai has wrapped up development on Tales of Xillia, which means it’s already time to think about the next title in the series. Whatever that project may be, we’ll be finding out about it very soon.
Namco Bandai has opened a new teaser page for the series, with a reveal set for the Tokyo Game Show. Details will be provided on the first day of the show.
You can find the site here.
The Prototype Version of Mega Man Legends 3 was pretty much finished in spite of the fact that Capcom scrapped the entire project. You might remember that the company planned on releasing Prototype for the launch of the 3DS eShop. However, it was eventually delayed, and then all aspects of Mega Man Legends 3 were cancelled.
Even though Prototype was more or less complete, the chances of Capcom bringing the game to the eShop “are extremely slim.”
Capcom’s Christian Svensson told fans on the Capcom-Unity boards:
“Sorry guys, but I’d bet the chances of the prototype ever materializing are extremely slim. As always, I do appreciate the passion and desire though.”
Happy Feet Two (Wii) – E
Pro Evolution Soccer 2012 (Wii) – E
Generator Rex: Agent of Providence (Wii) – E10+
Trivial Pursuit Bet You Know It (Wii) – T
Star Fox 64 3D (3DS) – E10+
Power Rangers Samurai (DS) – E10+
NASCAR Unleashed (Wii) – E
Puzzle Rocks (DSi) – E
Get Up And Dance (Wii) – T
Eponymous puzzle-solver Professor Layton returns exclusively to the Nintendo DS™ family of consoles including Nintendo 3DS™*, in a new mysterious adventure, Professor Layton and the Spectre’s Call, available across Europe on November 25th.
Professor Layton and the Spectre’s Call is bursting to the brim with brand new puzzles to challenge and delight both seasoned Professor Layton fans and those new to the series. The exciting storyline, set three years before the events of Professor Layton and the Curious Village, follows the story of how Professor Layton first met his soon-to-be trusty assistant Luke. Players will also be introduced to Layton’s female assistant, Emmy, who is keen to work with him to discover the mystery behind the Misthallery spectre. The more puzzles you solve, the closer you will get to cracking Layton’s latest mystery.
eShop
Mega Man: Dr Wily’s Revenge (£3.60)
DSiWare
Cosmos X2 (£1.80/200 DSi Points)
WiiWare
MotoHeroz 1500 Wii Points)
Kyotokei (500 Wii Points)
Today (or rather tonight) is the big day! Actually, this could end up being the second biggest day of the year for Nintendo fans. Nintendo will be making at least a few announcements in a few hours and will show fans what they have in store for the 3DS.
Time zone rundown:
11 PM EDT
10 PM CDT
9 PM MDT
8 PM PDT
4 AM London time (Tuesday)
5 AM Western Europe (Tuesday)
12 PM JST (Tuesday)
You’ll be able to watch the conference here, but it’ll be in Japanese. Check
I’ll post one final reminder before the event begins!
According to the latest issue of CoroCoro, Mewtwo will be distributed for release in Japan. Pokemon Black/White owners should connect online at any time from September 26 to October 31 to receive the Pokemon. Thus far, it has been confirmed that Mewtwo will have its Pressure ability.
Ocarina of Time 3D is a fantastic addition to the 3DS library, but fans are understandably very curious as to what a completely original Zelda game would look like on the system. Producer Eiji Aonuma wouldn’t give away any specific details, though he did tell Game Informer that he expects to do something “very interesting”. Aonuma added that the project “will be a game in which having 3D will mean something.”
Eiji Aonuma has once again been asked about his thoughts for Zelda on Wii U. While he essentially repeated his previous comments, he did say that the team is “much more interested in looking at the power of the Wii U system and seeing how we can take advantage of that power to do things that we haven’t been able to do in a Zelda game before.” Additionally, Aonuma explained that Skyward Sword will be a title that shows fans “how the Zelda series can change and evolve.”
Aonuma told Game Informer:
“The demo that we showed at E3 was really just more of a rough idea of if all we were to do was to take a Zelda game and put it in HD, this is what it might look like. We’re much more interested in looking at the power of the Wii U system and seeing how we can take advantage of that power to do things that we haven’t been able to do in a Zelda game before…. One of our goals with [Skyward Sword] is to be the first step in illustrating for people how the Zelda series can change and evolve.”
