The Japanese Kirby: Planet Robobot website has updated again with more concept art. This time, it focuses on designs for the various forms of Kirby’s Robobot armor. Check them out below:
At first, HAL planned to name it Powered Armor, and have five different type of robots:
– Multi-Leg Cannon Pod
– Jet Fighter
– Gear
– Spanner
– (Screw) Driver
However, this idea didn’t get approved, so they decided to choose just the Spanner type and made about 100 designs for the Robobot.
Yo-kai Watch 3 started out by selling 630,000 copies in its first week. In its second week, the game moved another 169,000 units. Media Create reports that the split was 85,000 copies for the Sushi version and 83,000 copies for Tempura.
Lifetime sales of Yo-kai Watch 3 now sit at around 800,000 copies. However, the sell-through rate hasn’t met the initial shipping stock (of about one million copies). When considering additional shipments, currently the RPG is estimated to have over 500,000 copies in market stock, and retailers have said that a lot of copies have been left over. On the other hand, Yo-kai Watch Busters managed to almost fully sell through its initial shipping numbers by moving a total of 915,000 copies in this same time frame (first two weeks) last year, and reached a million on its third week.
Considering the selling pace of Yo-kai Watch 3, Media Create will be looking to see whether it can achieve a total of one million copies sold by the Obon holidays. That period will take place during the middle of next month.
Several clothing updates have come to Miitomo today.
First, as part of the Super Mario voting event, a Boo T-shirt can be redeemed through My Nintendo in both North America and Japan. Europe’s choice is for the Bowser shirt. The reward is available for 0 Platinum Points until August 18 at 12 AM PT / 3 AM ET.
The Super Mario collaborations don’t stop there. Those who link a Nintendo Account to Miitomo can receive a Super Mario All-Stars tee for 0 Platinum Points until August 18 at 12 AM PT / 3 AM ET. New in-app T-shirts have also been added to Miitomo as My Nintendo rewards and can be redeemed until the same time.
Polygon and IGN have shared another more footage from the Toybox version of Yooka-Laylee Playtonic put out earlier today. The download allows players to mess around with some of what the platformer will offer next year. See the latest gameplay below.
Shantae and the Pirate’s Curse received a retail release in Japan late last year. Now the game could be getting the same treatment in North America. According to GameFly, Shantae and the Pirate’s Curse will be hitting retail for 3DS on September 20.
GameFly has leaked several things in the past – such as the new version of Darksiders most recently. The page does list Maximum Games as the publisher though, which could be a mistake. SteamWorld Collection also has Maximum Games mentioned as the publisher, but we know that it’s actually Rising Star Games handling that one.
A demo for One Piece: Great Pirate Colosseum is out now in Japan. For a look at it, check out the video below.
Recently, Atlus released a demo for Etrian Odyssey V on the Japanese 3DS eShop. Watch over two hours of footage from the download below.
The Candy Drop mini-game was added to Miitomo today as part of the app’s latest update. Below, you’ll find some footage of it in action.
