In this photo provided by Nintendo of America, Kira G. of Brooklyn, NY, creates art using Art Academy in front of Edward Hopper’s, “Early Sunday Morning” (1930), at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York on Oct. 19, 2010. The portable art-training software for the Nintendo DS family of systems launches Oct. 25 and provides players with tools to create their own artwork and to learn real-life art skills. (Anders Krusberg for Nintendo of America)
In this photo provided by Nintendo of America, Patrick M, of Staten Island, NY and Gabriella B. of New York, NY, sketch and paint using Art Academy, the new art-training software for the Nintendo DS family of systems, in front of George Tooker’s “The Subway” (1950), at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York on Oct. 19, 2010. Attendees at the Art Academy launch event previewed the new software before its Oct. 25 launch. (Anders Krusberg for Nintendo of America)
The Best Video Game Value for the Holidays Just Got Even Better
REDMOND, Wash.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Nintendo has everyone’s holiday shopping list covered with an array of great new products. These include Mario™-red, limited-edition Wii™ and Nintendo DSi XL™ system bundles that celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Super Mario Bros.™ game on the NES™ and a new Wii Remote™ Plus controller that has Wii MotionPlus™ motion technology built right in. Nintendo already offers tremendous video game value, and these products will make it even easier for shoppers to find fun at a great price. All new products go on sale in North America on Nov. 7, and the limited-edition products will be available while supplies last.
“Whether shoppers want to add a cool new look to their gaming setup or expand their supply of controllers with an exciting game, Nintendo offers a great value for the holidays,” said Marc Franklin, Nintendo of America’s director of Public Relations. “For anyone who is still on the fence about whether to join the world of video games, we’re offering many fun, easy, economical ways to get involved.”
The lineup of products launching Nov. 7 includes:
This information comes from Capcom-Unity…
“One snag though. The game has only been announced for Japan. Want it available outside of Japan? Shout out in the comments! The more comments we get for this blog post, the better!”
I’d be absolutely stunned if this game never made it over to North America and Europe. The Ace Attorney and Professor Layton franchises have been very successful overseas, and I’m quite certain that the series’ fans would welcome the game with open arms.
