Capcom has been dropping regular updates pertaining to Monster Hunter X as of late, and that’s no different this week. You can find the latest screenshots and art below. They show the following elements:
– Sacred Land (area)
– Amatsumagatsuchi (monster)
– Doboruberuku (monster)
– Lavasioth (monster)
– Kokoto Village
Following this week’s Famitsu coverage, Capcom has officially announced Mega Man Legacy Collection for Japan. Once again, it will be available on February 26.
3DS is the only platform to be seeing a physical release. Capcom is also bringing out a limited edition bundle. This includes the game, a 2016 notebook/planner, sticky note set, bookmarks, and download codes for two home menu themes. Those who purchase the limited edition from E-Capcom will receive one of six cover inserts.
Two more Event Courses will be added to Super Mario Maker within the next week. At least in Japan, the Mario-kun course is coming on November 6. The Nekki level, which features Famitsu’s mascot, will follow on November 12. There’s a chance that both will be available worldwide, but we’ll let you know if we hear anything officially.
Now that Super Mario Maker’s latest update is live, we’re expecting a bunch of footage to come in. We’re rounding up the notable videos we come across below. There’s also one after the break showing one of the new costumes.
Nintendo has added Event Courses in Super Mario Maker’s Course World online hub as part of today’s update. We now have the initial lineup of levels, some of which unlock new costumes. There’s one here that we didn’t actually know about before.
Head past the break for the full list.
Polygon has put up the latest video in its “Devs Make Mario” series. In today’s feature, Yacht Club Games level designer Michael Herbster creates a level in the game. View it below.
Konami is bringing Stinger to the North American Wii U Virtual Console tomorrow, according to a listing on Nintendo’s website. The classic game will be sold for $4.99.
Below is a brief overview:
“Aliens from the planet Attackon have kidnapped Professor Einstein J. Cinnamon. They are scheming to zap his brain and steal his secret bio-nuclear sweetener formula—a formula they will use to turn the Earth into a big ball of cotton candy. Soar into action in your Stinger jet fighter. Defeat the aliens and rescue the professor to save the world!”
Nintendo is now sending out Super Mario Maker’s latest update – version 1.20. It features the addition of checkpoints, a hard mode for Gnat Attack, Official Makers in Course World, and more.
We’ve posted the full patch notes as a refresher below. Note that you’ll need about 314.5MB of storage space for the download.
– Added the functionality to play Event Courses Users can unlock new Mystery Mushroom costumes when they clear certain Event Courses.
– Users will be able to play courses created by Official Makers in Course World.
– Added checkpoint flags.
– Added a small Easter egg in Course Maker.
– Added a hard mode in Gnat Attack minigame.
– Other adjustments for a more pleasant gaming experience.
Nintendo’s website confirms one of next week’s digital releases for North America. On November 12, Girls Like Robots will be available on the Wii U eShop.
Here’s an overview:
Ridiculous seating arrangement puzzles, wrapped in an epic tale of love and danger, topped off with an authentic old-time stringband soundtrack!
Their faces are the playing pieces. The rules are their emotions. Put every one next to their friends.
Customize every face in the game with dozens of swappable parts.
Better yet: Use the Wii U™ GamePad’s camera to capture the varied emotions of your friends and family (or enemies or those towards which you feel indifferent).
Did we mention competitive pass-and-play local multiplayer?! It’s like playing chess but every piece is a picture of you sticking your tongue out.
But you can’t please everybody all the time. Sometimes you gotta break hearts to save the day. And the day definitely needs saving: Volcanoes, exploding chickens, planetary invasion and a boy who just wants to dance with a girl.
Pricing for Girls Like Robots is set at $6.99.
