The NES Classic Edition website has been updated with manuals. For all thirty titles, you can access the printed versions as well as the new electronic manuals.
Aside from the games, a few manuals are up for the NES Classic Edition itself. You can read the start up instructions and use of the Home Menu for North America plus the Operations Manual for those in Europe/Australia/New Zealand.
Capcom’s lineup for Jump Festa 2017 is in. The company’s games are highlighted by two Monster Hunter titles for 3DS: Monster Hunter Stories and Monster Hunter XX.
Here’s the full rundown:
- Monster Hunter Stories (3DS) – Playable, Tournament – Details about the tournament, including rules, how to participate, and exclusive gifts for participating will be announced on November 17. Applications to participate will also open on that date.
- Monster Hunter XX (3DS) – Playable – The playable demo will let players choose from beginner (Yian Kut-Ku), intermediate (Barioth), and advanced (Balfark) quests.
- Resident Evil 7: biohazard (PS4, XBO, PC) – Playable
Jump Festa 2017 is taking place on December 17 and December 18 at the Makuhari Messe in Chiba. Capcom’s website for the show is located here.
Update: Here are some screenshots:
Original: Miitomo’s big November update has gone live. On both iOS and Android, users can download version 2.0.1.
The app is still undergoing maintenance, so you can’t physically boot up Miitomo currently. However, we do have the lineup of patch notes.
Here’s the rundown:
1. Send a message with a Mii!
You can exchange messages with your friends using Mii characters as messengers. Be sure to choose an expression that matches the message!2. Customize your room to perfection!
Unleash your inner designer with wallpaper and flooring styles up for grabs through Miitomo Drop. You can even make in-app posters out of images saved on your device!
Two new retail games ended up on 3DS in North America this week. Harvest Moon: Skytree Village and Cartoon Network: Battle Crashers are out now.
For those interested in the digital version, Harvest Moon: Skytree Village is 720 blocks (90 MB). Cartoon Network: Battle Crashers is 604 blocks (75.5 MB).
News about which games Target is putting on sale during Black Friday 2016 has started to emerge.
There are a few highlights, such as Super Mario Maker and Pokken Tournament for $35. On top of that New Super Mario Bros. 2, will be sold for $15 while Pokemon X/Y, Kirby: Planet Robobot, and Super Smash Bros. for 3DS will be $25 each. eShop cards will also be buy one, get one 10 percent off. It also goes without saying that the special New 3DS systems announced earlier this week will be $100 each.
Continue on below for a full look at Target’s Black Friday 2016 deals.
The Orange + Black New 3DS XL is one of three new designs coming to Europe this week – the other two being Pearl White and Pink + White. Get a closer look in the unboxing video below.
Capcom published Mega Man X3 on the European New 3DS Virtual Console a few months ago. Tomorrow, North America will be joining in on the fun as well. Nintendo’s website confirms a release date of November 10.
Here’s what you need to know about the game:
“After discovering a virus that is turning intelligent and peaceful robots known as Reploids into rogue Mavericks, the scientist Dr. Doppler successfully creates an antivirus to the phenomenon. The reformed Reploids then move into Dopple Town, a place where humans and Reploids can live together in harmony. But when an outbreak occurs causing the Reploids to turn back into Mavericks, Maverick Hunters Mega Man X and Zero are sent to contain the situation.
Choose either Mega Man X or Zero as you run, jump, dash, scale walls, avoid obstacles, and fight enemies in eight challenging stages. At the end of each stage, defeat the boss to gain a special weapon that will aid you in the upcoming battles. Will you be the cure for this latest outbreak?”
Pricing for Mega Man X3 is set at $7.99.
Another couple of Wii games are due out on the North American Wii U eShop this week. Nintendo’s website is listing Rhythm Heaven Fever as well as Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles for release tomorrow.
Below is an overview of Rhythm Heaven Fever:
“Perfect your rhythm with over 50 minigames and remixes in this quirky, charming rhythm game. Catchy music and crazy scenarios will teach players to feel the beat. It’s easy to learn, tough to master…but aim for accurate performances, as players will be rewarded with medals and bonus content!”
And a brief description of Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles:
“Swarms of undead creatures and mutated terrors rule the streets, pestilent hordes born of Umbrella’s botched biowarfare research. Gather your firepower, choose various routes and pathways, and prepare to face the horror as you uncover the dark truth that could take Umbrella down forever.”
Both of these games will cost $19.99 each.
Good Mood Creators came out with a new trailer for Mekazoo today to highlight the game’s co-op features. Check it out below.
Famitsu published a special issue today in celebration of the Nintendo Classic Mini: Famicom. On the back, an ad for Zelda: Breath of the Wild can be found. We don’t usually make mention of print ads, but we’re making one exception here.
The ad continues to show how Nintendo is promoting Breath of the Wild’s ties to the original Zelda. The text states, “Once more to Hyrule”. This also appears to be the first time that the Switch logo is included in an ad.
