Nintendo released official videos for Final Fantasy V Advance, Advance Wars: Dual Strike, and Ai Cho Aniki on the Japanese Wii U Virtual Console. Watch them below.
Star Fox Zero and Star Fox Guard both contain some small, but neat details. GameXplain takes a look at five between the two games in the video below.
Nintendo has put up a new video to show off several games heading to the Wii U and 3DS eShops starting this spring (along with a few retail titles like Monster Hunter Generations and Corpse Party). Tumblestone and Axiom Verge are the focus, but a sizzle reel at the end shows off a bunch of additional titles.
Here’s the full video, which is hosted by Nintendo’s Damon Baker:
I believe there are a couple of new things here. First, Tumblestone is coming to New 3DS in addition to Wii U. There are also some details about how Axiom Verge will use the GamePad. Oh, and EctoPlaza is coming to Wii U.
Dreamals arrived on the European Wii U eShop last month. In North America, the digital title will be available later this week. Nintendo’s website has it listed for release on April 21 – this Thursday.
Here’s an overview:
Having been summoned to a dream world, the three animals embark on an adventure to go back to their world.
Each animal can move only in one direction. Combine them wisely to find a path to the key.
Features
- New Puzzle: Combine animals that can move only in set directions to solve the puzzle.
- Various Gimmick Tiles: Use over 20 different types of gimmick tiles to solve the puzzles.
- Various Stages: Enjoy playing all 80 stages with 4 different themes.
Dreamals will be priced at $4.99.
Update: Isabelle amiibo pre-orders are open: Summer Outfit and Winter Outfit.
The Kirby series amiibo can now be pre-ordered both in-store and online at GameStop. If you’re going with the latter option, do so here. Kirby, Meta Knight, King Dedede, and Waddle Dee are all up.
Kirby: Planet Robobot and the Kirby series amiibo can now be pre-ordered from the Nintendo UK store. You can do so here.
For £39.99, you can nab a Kirby: Planet Robobot bundle of sorts. This includes a copy of the game, Kirby amiibo, sticker sheet, pin, notebook, and an amiibo display case.
Jupiter has yet another Picross game in the works, and it’ll be out in Japan very soon. Picross e7 is set to be released in Japan on April 27 for 500 yen.
20×15-sized puzzles are included in the game. Jupiter is packing in 150 Picross panels, along with Mega Picross and Micross puzzles. Special panels will be available to those who have save data from the previous entries on 3DS. In total, there will be more than 300 puzzles in Picross e7.
Picross e7 makes it possible to mark parts of the panel to end up with the solution. You won’t be penalized for putting them on the board, though they’ll have to be removed before you can finish the puzzle.
Check out a trailer for Picross e7 below.
When Digger Dan DX was announced last month, publisher Four Horses said the game would be coming to the 3DS eShop in late summer. Things are going smoother than anticipated though, and it’s now been bumped up to the beginning of summer.
Here are some new screenshots from Digger Dan DX:
Pokken Tournament is set to undergo maintenance later today. The game’s online features will be unavailable for about three hours.
Here’s when the maintenance is scheduled for:
– 6 PM PT – 9 PM PT
– 9 PM ET – 12 AM ET
– 2 AM in the UK – 5 AM in the UK
– 3 AM in Europe – 6 AM in Europe
On top of that, this post wouldn’t be complete without even more Wii U and 3DS maintenance. Online play, rankings, etc. will be impacted at the following days/times:
– 10 PM PT (Wednesday) – 2 AM PT (Thursday)
– 1 AM ET (Thursday) – 5 AM ET (Thursday)
– 6 AM in the UK (Thursday) – 10 AM in the UK (Thursday)
– 7 AM in Europe (Thursday) – 11 AM in Europe (Thursday)
Star Fox Zero is just a few days away from launching worldwide. Nintendo has now prepared a new European launch trailer, posted below.
