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A few new titles are coming to the Japanese eShop on October 5. Here’s a look at the upcoming digital downloads:

3DS Download

Mighty Switch Force! 2 – 800 yen
Mercenaries Saga 3 – 500 yen
Train Creator 3D – 800 yen

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Many of you are aware that LEGO Dimensions was given several new packs today. New content includes Harry Potter, Adventure Time, Ghostbusters, and more. Unfortunately, we’re hearing that Wii U players are unable to access content pertaining to the new packs.

The issue all comes down to updates. Players need to download the new levels as patches. Although figures work in the game, without the updates, these stages are simply inaccessible.

It’s unclear when the situation will be rectified. If we receive any updates, we’ll let you know.

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Wales Interactive is finally bringing Soul Axiom to the Wii U eShop later this week. Take a look at some footage below, and look for the game on Thursday.

Quest of Dungeons is heading to both Wii U and 3DS later this week, but some footage has come in specifically from the former version. View some gameplay on Nintendo’s home console below.

In a recent issue of Famitsu, the magazine posted the results of a recent survey conducted. 893 people participated, and were asked to vote on their favorite game developer.

Who came out on top? That honor goes to Nintendo, though other developers such as The Pokemon Company, Capcom, Square Enix, and SEGA made the list.

Here are the full results:

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Among the new packs available for LEGO Dimensions today is one based on Adventure Time. Get another look at what it has to offer below.

Update: The theme will cost $1.99, as stated by Matt Bozon of WayForward.


WayForward has readied a new 3DS theme based on the Shantae series. Later this week, fans will be able to buy the Shantae Beach 3DS theme. It’s panorama style, and has music/voices.

We should be seeing the theme in North America on Thursday. Europe will have it on Friday.

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Yesterday, River City: Tokyo Rumble went up on Natsume’s Amazon store. This was the special physical version that’s packed with a keychain. It actually sold out already, but Natsume is working on a restock as soon as possible. A specific date hasn’t been determined, but it’ll be up on Amazon here as soon as more copies are in.

It’s good news for the publisher, as sales have “well exceeded what we thought the demand would be for physical copies.” Natsume apologized to those who aren’t able to purchase a copy, but you should keep an eye on that Amazon page for the restock.

Here’s the news from Natsume:

Two new 3DS games are out today at retail: River City: Tokyo Rumble and Sonic Boom: Fire & Ice. If you’re not interested in the physical versions, going digital on the eShop is an option.

River City: Tokyo Rumble takes up 1,263 blocks (157.875 MB). Meanwhile, Sonic Boom: Fire & Ice requires 13,268 (1,658.5 MB) blocks.

IGN has just uploaded a video containing the first 15 minutes of Sonic Boom: Fire & Ice to their YouTube channel. You can watch the video below.


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