Chromophore: The Two Brothers has long been slated for Wii U. It’s been a long process for AckkStudios, but now that Y2K is wrapping up, the developer is shifting its attention back to that game.
The official Chromophore website has now been updated here. The new release window now appears to be Q3 of this year with development now 75 percent complete. If anything changes, we’ll let you know.
GameSpot has posted a video with 10 minutes of footage from Mekazoo. Check out the video below.
Thanks to Jake for the tip.
Update: Added Area 3 footage below.
GameXplain took some footage of Star Fox Zero at WonderCon this weekend showing the Titania stage and a boss battle. Take a look at the video below.
YouTube user SethBling has managed to inject Flappy Bird code into Super Mario World by taking advantage of several glitches. This is particularly notable, as no person has done this sort of exploit in the past. It’s a bit complicated, but you can see how the full process was accomplished below.
As part of a large-scale restructure, Nintendo of Korea has laid off nearly 50 employees. Just ten staffers are now with the company. This comes after Nintendo of Korea has suffered financial losses during the past four years.
Nintendo of Korea plans to relocate an office to outside of Seoul. Fukuda Hiroyuki, the current CEO, will hold his current position.
Towards the end of last week, those who visited the English Miitomo site noticed that the page had removed its mention of the planned March 2016 launch. This discovery had some people concerned that the app had been delayed in the west, and wouldn’t be available by the end of this week as originally planned.
As far as we know, Miitomo should still be coming out in territories outside of Japan within the next few days. The English Miitomo site now has the original notice about it arriving in March. It’s unclear why it was removed in the first place, but this news should mean that everything is still on track.
Thanks to tonybaker87 and MichaTeddy93 for the tip.
Update 2 (3/28): Bumped to the top. Added a few more photos.
Update: Bumped to the top. Here’s a rough translation of Kimishima’s message:
@IGO242 @NintendoMemo I don't have official translation, so I tried. Sorry for not good and strict English… pic.twitter.com/Zj92XlwEzl
— ???? (@natuboshi_sasu) March 27, 2016
Original (3/27): We’ve been covering Nintendo’s company handbooks for awhile now. Some photos of the 2016 edition have now come in, which you can find below.
Visit this post for last year’s version. Photos of the 2014 edition are located here, and the 2013 edition can be found here.
Level 5 just published the opening movie for Yo-Kai Sangokushi, which will be released in Japan this Saturday, April 2nd. Check it out below:
Another commercial has surfaced for the new Ace Attorney anime. You can give the video a look below.
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During a panel at WonderCon last night, Marin was revealed as a new DLC character for the Link’s Awakening Pack in both Hyrule Warriors and Hyrule Warriors Legends. A slightly different look at the art was snapped at the event, which may reveal her primary weapon.
An image that looks a whole lot like the Sea Lily’s Bell is included in Marin’s original WonderCon artwork. Why was it removed in the image Nintendo posted on its Twitter account? I have no idea. But in any case, I can’t see what that can be other than the Sea Lily’s Bell. And given the inclusion in the art, that could very well be Marin’s primary weapon.
For those that are curious, in Link’s Awakening, the Sea Lily’s Bell is one of eight instruments you find that are collectively known as the Eight Instruments of the Sirens. These are needed to awaken the Wind Fish.
