Nintendo will be conducting maintenance on 3DS tomorrow. For about three hours, certain network services such as online play, rankings, etc. will be affected.
The schedule is as follows:
– 7 PM PT (October 11) – 10 PM PT (October 11)
– 10 PM ET (October 11) – 1 AM ET (October 12)
– 3 AM in the UK (October 12) – 6 AM in the UK (October 12)
– 4 AM in Europe (October 12) – 7 AM in Europe (October 12)
Gurumin 3D: A Monstrous Adventure launches on the North American 3DS eShop this Thursday, and Europe later in the month. View some footage of the downloadable title below.
Finger Gun Games has readied a new trailer for its upcoming Wii U eShop title Ohayou! Beginner’s Japanese. View it below.
Dragon Ball Fusions recently received its first update in Japan. This not only introduced online gameplay, but also a new stage. Footage of both elements can be found below.
13AM Games took to its Tumblr page today and shared a bunch of information about Runbow. The game originally debuted last August, but the company has been developing a New 3DS version alongside a retail release for that platform in addition to Wii U.
Speaking of Wii U, Runbow will be out physically on October 25 in North America. It will be accompanied by the final patch including Shantae as a playable character – entirely free.
13AM Games is still tinkering away on Runbow for New 3DS. There were some difficulties along the way, including the implementation of online play, so we’ll now be seeing the portable version in Q1 of next year. Internet connectivity is also taking the focus as opposed to local play and StreetPass.
Here’s the full news update from 13AM:
RCMADIAX has another game lined up for the eShop. Box Up, a New 3DS title, is due out in Europe on October 27.
Actual information about the title has not been shared, though achieving high scores seems to be the primary goal. For now, we only have the following tweet to go by:
We are excited to announce our next #New3DS #eShop title, #BoxUp, is launching in Europe on October 27th! #Nindies pic.twitter.com/Nfde9NioAm
— RCMADIAX (@rcmadiax) October 10, 2016
Antipole DX will no longer launch in 2016 as originally planned. In a Miiverse post, creator Edward Di Geronimo explained that the project is roughly 95 percent complete, though other obligations have prevented development from finishing entirely. Although it’s nearly done, we won’t be seeing Antipole DX this year.
Geronimo isn’t ready to share any sort of new date at the moment. He said Antipole DX “is very close to done and doesn’t need a lot more work, but I’m just not sure when the timing will work out.”
The full Miiverse post reads:
A new trailer is online to celebrate Volcanion’s arrival in Pokemon Omega Ruby, Alpha Sapphire, X, and Y as the latest Pokemon distribution. Watch it below.
