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RCMADIAX announced its latest Wii U eShop game today: Zoo Match. The project is currently planned for release in Q3.

Here’s the news from RCMADIAX’s Twitter page:

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During the DS era, Square Enix brought out a bunch of games for the portable – and many of them were quite good. There were the Final Fantasy III and IV remakes, The World Ends With You, Chrono Trigger, and more.

Amazon now has these titles are pretty decent prices. Final Fantasy III, for instance, can be had for just over $11. You can find that and other Square Enix DS games for cheap here.

Disney Art Academy is arriving in North America this week. In the first of three drawing lessons for the title, Nintendo Minute’s Krysta shows you how to draw Nemo from Finding Nemo as well as Olaf from Frozen. Watch the full video below.

Dreadlocks has readied a new trailer for Dex, its side-scrolling, open-world cyberpunk RPG. Take a look at the video below.

Tenkai Knights: Brave Battle has been delisted on the North American 3DS eShop. It’s the second Bandai Namco-published game to have been taken down recently, following Project X Zone.

Delta Arts, the studio behind Tenkai Knights: Brave Battle, shut down at the end of last month. That could have played a role in the title’s eShop removal.

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Update (5/9): Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate is now $20 on Amazon.

Original (5/7): Best Buy has discounted several titles for its “Deal of the Day”, including a few Nintendo titles. There are a few highlights like Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate and Etrian Odyssey 2 Untold for $19.99 each. You can find the sale page and all of the eligible games here.

Nintendo UK has a new page up for the Wii U version of Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. On it, we’re able to see that the download size is 5999.43MB.

We also have some new screenshots of Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. Here are the latest images:

Capcom has reported its financial results for the fiscal year ending on March 31, 2016. Net sales increased by 19.8 percent year-over-year to 77,021 million yen ($711 million) while operating income also rose 13.7 percent to 12,029 million yen ($111 million).

Monster Hunter Generations was a large contributor to Capcom’s success. The company anticipated that the game would sell about 2.5 million copies, but it ended up moving three million units.

Capcom is targeting net sales of 85,000 million yen ($785 million) for the next fiscal year. There will be a focus on improving penetration of its brand outside of Japan, increasing digital game sales, and launching major games including Monster Hunter Stories and Ace Attorney 6.

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Five Nights at Freddy’s creator Scott Cawthon has been in talks with companies about bringing the franchise to consoles. One fan raised the possibility of a Wii U port, which Cawthon essentially ruled out. He’s not too sure that the console will still “be a thing” by the time Five Nights at Freddy’s ends up on consoles.

Nintendo’s next system, the NX, is due out next March. Perhaps Cawthon will consider the series for that platform instead?

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The Pokemon Company International has confirmed that Pokemon Omega Ruby and Pokemon Alpha Sapphire have collectively sold over three million units across Europe since launching in November 2014.

The news is being celebrated with a special Shiny Machamp at the European National events. It’s similar to the one used by last year’s Senior Division Video Game World Champion.

Pokemon fans can watch the Pokemon National Championships as they happen starting this weekend. There will be three separate streams with English commentary from each of the main events: one for the Pokemon Trading Card Game National Championships, another for the Pokemon Video Game National Championships, and a third for the Pokken Tournament Championship Series. Streams will be available for the following events:

· 14–15 May: Liverpool, UK (Exhibition Centre Liverpool)
· 21–22 May: Kassel, Germany (Kongress Palais Kassel)
· 11–12 June: Milan, Italy (Mediolanum Forum, Assago MI)

Source: Pokemon PR