Nintendo just went live with a new trailer for Yo-kai Watch. You can view it below.
Nintendo UK just wrapped up its live stream for The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes. Head past the break for the full recording.
More footage of Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival has come in, this time showing the Quiz Show mode. View the latest video below.
Electronic Super Joy – not to be confused with its sequel Electronic Super Joy: Groove City – has a release date on Wii U. It’ll be hitting the eShop on November 5, according to a newly-shared teaser. That date presumably applies to both North America and Europe, though we’ll let you know if we hear otherwise.
This week’s North American Wii U Virtual Console has been confirmed through a listing on Nintendo’s website. Tomorrow, you’ll be able to pick up the GBA version of Super Ghouls’n Ghosts.
Below is an official overview:
“A remake of the third game in the legendary Ghosts’n Goblins series, Super Ghouls’n Ghosts features an additional game mode with new stages. Follow Arthur in another quest to rescue the princess, his fair maiden and damsel in distress at large. Players take control of Arthur and defeat the creatures of the night to save the day once more. Discover what glory awaits those brave enough to take on the armies of Super Ghouls’n Ghosts.”
Super Ghouls’n Ghosts will be priced at $7.99.
On November 19, Sanoyas Interaction will be opening a hands-on edutainment facility known as “Pokemon EXPO Gym”. This will be located in Osaka, Japan. It will be possible to pre-order the “Pokémon EXPO Gym Member’s Card & Pass Case” on October 31 at the Pokemon Center shop.
Those who stop by the Pokemon Expo Gym can receive advance on Pokemon and tips on using abilities. It also lets kids enjoy and learn to communicate with each other.
The Pokemon Expo Gym will have a number of training programs and features. These include “Charizard’s Battle Colosseum” and “Gardevoir’s Control Score,” which train you in various subjects. You’ll also be rewarded with special Pokemon in the X, Y, Alpha Sapphire, and Omega Ruby games.
Also planned is a “Pokemon Expo Gym Gear” app. It will show users their stats and ranking at the Gym, and it comes with a few other features.
Nintendo is promoting The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask 3D with a new North American commercial. It makes sense given that Halloween is just a few days away. Watch the new advert below.
New modes are on the way to Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden. In the most recent issue of V-Jump, it’s announced that the game will be adding online battles and a training mode.
Along with new modes, it looks like a collaboration with the Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission 2 is in the works. That’s on top of new support characters as well.
Nintendo released a new video today showcasing a few European digital game highlights from September 2015. You can watch it below.
During a Monster Hunter X showing in Japan, Capcom shared a few more details about the 3DS action title. Here’s the latest information:
– The game was “made deliberate design choices to ease new players in”
– They hinted at what is sounds like earlier maps have less terrain elevation so that new players can get slowly used to the mechanics
– When asked if there will be a Monster Hunter XG Shintaro Kojima (producer) said nothing has been decided, he just wanted everyone to experience MHX
– Will have same DLC quest system and at the same frequency as MH4G
– “It’s not only about expanding the game, but keeping players excited”
– New monsters will have new ecology videos to look forward to
