Thanks to the Japanese Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam website, we now know the file size for the game. It’ll be 4,100 blocks, which is 512MB.
The Japanese website for Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam is now live. The website can be found at http://www.nintendo.co.jp/3ds/aynj/index.html. Check it out now.
The official site for the game Mighty No. 9 is now up and running. The site describes the game, the features, and provides content information. Check it out at http://mightyno9.com/.
A new video containing footage of Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam has popped up on YouTube. The video includes the introduction video and short clips of gameplay. Check it out below:
Yet another character trailer has been released revealing a new character in the upcoming Shin Megami Tensei and Fire Emblem crossover. In the trailer below, you’ll get a look at Toma Akagi. Check it out!
Following Famitsu’s latest coverage, Capcom published yet another batch of screenshots from Monster Hunter X. If you’d like to view today’s images, check out the gallery below.
Nintendo’s various shops are undergoing some heavy maintenance in just a few days. This will begin Sunday evening for those of you in North America and in the very early morning on Monday over in Europe. The Wii U and 3DS eShops, Wii Shopping Channel, and DSi Shop will be affected.
The upcoming maintenance is particularly notable due to its length. It seems that the maintenance period will last nearly an entire day.
Here’s the full breakdown of times:
– 7 PM PT (Sunday) – 7 PM PT (Monday)
– 10 PM ET (Sunday) – 10 PM ET (Monday)
– 3 AM in the UK (Monday) – 3 AM in the UK (Tuesday)
– 4 AM in Europe (Monday) – 4 AM in Europe (Tuesday)
As for the reasoning behind the downtime, Nintendo says that it’s planning a large-scale exchange of servers. It’s also possible that the maintenance will end a bit early, though you should definitely expect it to take awhile!
Tatsumi Kimishima recently spoke with Japanese outlet Nikkei. According to the new Nintendo CEO, the company’s mobile applications will be localized into 8 languages, and will be available in over 100 countries. He also mentioned that Nintendo’s profits will have the potential to exceed the Wii/DS era in three years time.
Nintendo’s Japanese 3DS download Collectible Badge Center has been updated once again. Today’s additions include one panel of Animal Crossing badges, six panels of Pokemon badges, and eight panels of Fire Emblem Fates sprites badges. Nintendo has also provided two free goes and a new set of Baito badges with four more to collect (one free for each 90 yen spent until November 20).
Splatoon usually adds new weapons on Fridays, but that’s different this time around. The Luna Blaster Neo and H-3 Nozzlenose D have both been added to the game and can be used now.
Here’s an overview of the former:
Tonight you can get your hands on the Luna Blaster Neo. This blaster comes with Splat Bombs so we got you a blaster pro-tip: use the Splat Bombs to force your foes closer so that you can hit ‘em with your Luna Blaster Neo.
And an overview of the latter:
Love your H-3 Nozzlenose but wish that it had a sweet whale sticker on it? Look no further than the H-3 Nozzlenose D! It comes with a Point Sensor and Inkzooka and also we’re pretty sure that the D stands for “Dang! That’s a cool whale sticker!”
