Nintendo finally opened the Japanese Zelda: Twilight Princess HD website today. It confirms some elements we heard about previously (while adding more information) along with some completely new details.
In terms of GamePad usage, controlling items with the gyro sensor is now officially confirmed. You can also see a whole map of a dungeon while inside one. Users can freely move the camera angle with the right stick, and it’s possible to use off-TV play.
System: 3DS
Release date: January 26, 2016
Developer: Square Enix
Publisher Square Enix
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Nintendo has finally opened the Japanese Zelda: Twilight Princess HD site, accessible here. The page has some videos which you can see below.
XSEED Games has readied a new Return to PopoloCrois: A Story of Seasons Fairytale trailer showing the game’s various features. You can view it below.
Now that the final wave of Smash Bros. Wii U/3DS has launched, we’re anticipating a ton of footage to make its way online. We’ll be rounding up all of the videos in this post. Continue on below for the footage.
The final round of DLC is now available in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and 3DS. Bayonetta and Corrin, along with the latest Mii Fighter outfits, can be purchased. Update 1.1.4 is also out now.
On Wii U, today’s update weighs in at 1153MB. The 3DS version takes up 3538 blocks of space, or 442MB.
Thanks to Brian for the tip.
The Nintendo online store has been updated with a number of New 3DS cover plates. These include the “Kanji” design (previously only available in Europe with Ambassador systems), 8-bit Mario Maker, and more. You can find the full selection here.
A new Fire Emblem Fates trailer has arrived, which highlights the game’s DLC – namely Revelation and Map Pack 1. Watch it below.
