RCMADIAX has given a small tease for another new project, though we won’t be seeing it for awhile. On Twitter today, the indie developer showed an image from “Project Fist” – a game tentatively slated for Wii U, New 3DS, and NX (we’ll have to see if all of those platforms stick). However, it won’t be ready until 2018.
[PREVIEW] Have a peek at PROJECT FIST (working title). Tentatively planned for a 2018 release. #WiiU #New3DS #NX pic.twitter.com/5obwGXOISb
— RCMADIAX [+=••] (@rcmadiax) February 27, 2016
Minecraft: Wii U Edition just received a big update – probably it’s most important one yet. YouTube user “Snorth93” has shown off the patch in a new video, which you can see below.
Yet another new promo video is in for Haikyuu!!: Cross Team Match. We’ve attached it below.
CoroCoro has shared new footage from Puzzle & Dragons X. Get a look at the latest gameplay below.
Nintendo has published a few videos for the launches of Pokemon Red, Blue, and Yellow on the 3DS Virtual Console. All three are posted below.
Capcom recently added a new quest for Monster Hunter X which adds Mega Man gear for your Palico. You can see what this DLC looks like in the video below.
MCV is reporting that total sales of LEGO Dimensions accessories have surpassed one million units in the UK. The number, which includes Level, Team and Fun Packs is specifically at 1,062,630. Additionally, 299,312 Starter Packs have been sold.
sales and marketing director Spencer Crossley said of the news:
“The incredible success we’ve had with LEGO Dimensions dominating the toys-to-life genre continues in the UK. With much-loved entertainment franchises such as DC Comics, The Lord of the Rings, The LEGO Movie, LEGO Ninjago, Back to the Future, The Wizard of Oz, Scooby-Doo, LEGO Legends of Chima, Doctor Who, Jurassic World, Ghostbusters, The Simpsons, Portal and Midway Arcade, fans just can’t get enough of LEGO Dimensions and with new accessories packs to launch in the next few months, we’ll be continuing to keep them entertained throughout the year.”
Dreii made its debut on PC earlier this month, and there are plans to bring it to additional platforms like Wii U in the near future. Get an early look at the game below.
Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games debuted on 3DS in Japan on February 18. During its first week (through February 21), the game moved about 44,000 copies. Dengeki also reports that Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games sold through 80 percent of its initial shipment.
How does that stack up to the series’ last entry? We don’t have a sell-through rate for that one, but Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games sold 45,000 units in its first week before going on to sell 267,000 copies total. Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games seems to be on a similar trajectory.
We have a couple of more interesting tidbits to share regarding Pokemon Red, Blue, and Yellow on the 3DS Virtual Console.
First, the Mew glitch is still in. This should work in all three versions on the Virtual Console. For a look at this in action, watch the video below.
There’s also a bit of news about Jynx. The sprite was originally colored black, but has been changed to purple for the re-release.
Pokemon Red, Blue, and Yellow are now available on the 3DS eShop as Virtual Console downloads.
