We previously posted an unboxing video for the European Orange + Black New 3DS XL. You can get another look at the system below, along with the new Pearl White scheme.
A new trademark for Wave Race has surfaced in Europe. Nintendo filed for the name today, and it was published with the European Union Intellectual Property Office.
Now, before we jump to conclusions, it’s important to note that this doesn’t necessarily mean a new Wave Race game is in the works. It’d certainly be nice, but trademarks aren’t always indicative of upcoming announcements. The trademark could be a protective measure on Nintendo’s part. Only time will tell if there’s any additional meaning here.
A few significant Pokemon events will be taking place on December 5.
First, Pokemon Sun/Moon players in the United States will be able to obtain Magearna. You’ll simply need to visit Pokemon.com for a QR code that unlocks the creature. Add Magearna to your game via the QR Scanner feature after finishing the main story. The QR code will last on Pokemon.com until March 5.
In other news, Disney XD will be airing a marathon of the Pokemon anime. It’ll begin with Pokemon the Movie: Volcanion and the Mechanical Marvel followed by a sneak peek at Pokemon the Series: Sun & Moon.
Swapdoodle is now live on the North American 3DS eShop, and Nintendo has pushed out a new trailer for the eShop download. We have it below.
Nintendo published a new English overview trailer for the 3DS version of Super Mario Maker. Check it out below.
7th Dragon III Code: VFD arrived in North America earlier this year, but PAL regions are getting it in a couple of weeks. Fans can start their RPG journey early with a demo on the eShop.
Deep Silver has also now passed along the full lineup of DLC scheduled in Europe throughout December. The full list can be read below.
Nintendo UK has come out with a new video for all things Yo-kai Watch – the anime, toys, and games. We’ve included it below.
Another new Japanese Pokemon Sun/Moon commercial is live featuring the singing group Exile Tribe. Get a look at it below.
When a product becomes difficult to find – even for a short period – people turn to eBay. With the NES Classic Edition, the asking price naturally skyrocketed.
Polygon reports that NES Classic Edition sales on eBay last Friday took place once every 18 seconds. It’s tailed off just slightly since then, but sales are still happening once every minute and 23 seconds as of Tuesday. The average sale price has also been at $230 as opposed to Nintendo’s normal $60 asking price.
