Nintendo uploaded a new Paper Mario: Color Splash video today that servers as an accolades trailer of sorts. View it below.
Chase: Cold Case Investigations is making its way to the 3DS eShop tomorrow in the west. To download the game, you’ll need 1,628 blocks of free space. That amounts to 203.5 MB.
Footage has emerged showing the Wii U version of Pirate Pop Plus. See some gameplay of the Hyper Mode below.
XSEED has finally confirmed that Corpse Party will arrive in North America on October 25. It will cost $50 at retail as part of the limited “Back to School Edition” physical release, and a $30 digital option will also be available.
Corpse Party is also slated for Europe, where it will only be sold digitally starting on October 26.
In other news, Exile’s End is also coming out on October 25, but not on Wii U. XSEED says details regarding the eShop version and European release “will be provided at a later time.” When we do see it, the title will cost $9.99.
Head past the break for overviews of both Corpse Party and Exile’s End. We also have new assets for both below.
A pair of DS titles are heading to the North American Wii U Virtual Console this week. As of tomorrow, Kirby Canvas Curse and Animal Crossing: Wild World will be available.
Below are overviews of each:
Kirby Canvas Curse
“When Kirby gets turned into a ball by an evil witch, your hand-drawn rainbow paths become the only way he can find power-ups and reach the gates in each world. Stun enemies, destroy barriers, and detonate bombs—and do much more—by using the stylus. Unlock special features by collecting medals in each stage and completing in-game tasks!”
Animal Crossing: Wild World
“Get ready to start a new life! Whether you want to decorate your home, catch bugs or fish, join in on special events, or just chat with the locals, there’s always plenty to do! Accessorize your life with over 600 new items. Design constellations, clothes, and flags. Take part in events as the seasons come and go!”
Nintendo’s website doesn’t list prices yet, but both should cost $9.99 each.
Next week, Kemco and Exe Create will be coming out with Hermit Saver as their latest RPG for the 3DS eShop. View the official trailer below.
Hermit Saver hasn’t been announced for the west yet, but it should be making its way over at some point.
Pokemon Sun and Pokemon Moon will have some stereoscopic 3D support, but its usage appears to be very minimal. IGN’s Jose Otero, who went hands-on with the games recently along with other media as part of a press tour, says he was told that the feature only works with Poke Finder.
Pokemon X/Y and Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire all included 3D. It was disabled in a majority of the overworld, though the functionality was offered in most battles. The engine struggled at times, so cutting back on stereoscopic 3D should improve Sun/Moon’s performance.
Last week, Nintendo of Europe published an interview with Splatoon producer Hisashi Nogami and general producer Katsuya Eguchi. The second part of the discussion went up today.
While the initial round of questions were mainly about Splatfest topics, this portion is much more focused on the game itself. Nogami and Eguchi were asked about Splatoon’s origins (wasn’t initially set as a shooter, not tied to a Nintendo franchise), inspiration for its style, what aspect of the game’s success they’re surprised by, and the Squid Sisters popularity.
Continue on below for Nogami and Eguchi’s comments.
Circle Entertainment has announced plans to localize Gourmet Dream, which previously launched on the Japanese 3DS eShop. It’s planned for Q4 of this year.
Earlier today, Circle posted on Twitter:
Almost done. Ready to send to Nintendo, we can expect it comes out on Q4. Hopefully. pic.twitter.com/txdvabIMA2
— CIRCLE Ent. (@CIRCLE_Ent) October 12, 2016
Gourmet Dream is a simulation game for those who are unaware. You can see the original Japanese trailer blow.
A new Disney Magical World 2 trailer shows the kinds of activities that the game offers, ranging from battles to dancing. Check it out below.
