Curve Digital’s latest game on Nintendo platforms is Nova-111, which came out last week. Check out the video below for footage from the Wii U build.
Following yesterday’s trailer, Nintendo UK has uploaded another short video/commercial for The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes. We have it below.
The Delusions of Von Sottendorff and his Square Mind is coming to the 3DS eShop this winter, Delirium Studios announced today.
The new game offers a mix of platforming and environmental puzzles. It stars Baron Von Sottendorff, a well-to-do aristocrat, who believes he’s living the good life in early 20th century Europe. However, he’s been trapped inside a reproduction of his mansion created by his own lunatic mind, and players will need to help him escape the madness. By completing levels, you’ll gain objects that unlock memories from his life.
More details about The Delusions of Von Sottendorff and his Square Mind as well as a “making of” teaser below.
Unique Game Mechanics – Von Sottendorff is a non-traditional take on the classic platform-puzzle genre as the good Baron explores the constructs of his madness. Rather than just control one character, players can also manipulate the 200 rooms in the game by using the touch screen to solve puzzles.
Immersive Gameplay – Von Sottendorf’s mind is filled with 8 different worlds, 40 challenging levels and 18 different types of enemies.
Moving Story Line – Recover all of the Baron’s lost memories and discover the reason behind his descent into madness.
Source: Delirium Studios PR
In North America, Starwhal arrived on the Wii U eShop last week. It’s now confirmed that the European release is scheduled for October 8.
The official Starwhal Twitter account posted the following message today:
We are happy to announce a release date for Europe on the #WiiU #eShop. October 8th, 2015! #hype pic.twitter.com/79Qp3WEaO2
— Starwhal (@StarwhalGame) September 29, 2015
Toto Temple Deluxe will be out on the Wii U eShop this Thursday. Take a look at some footage from the game below.
Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer reaches Europe later this week. For the official launch trailer, check out the video below.
Club Nintendo is just about over in all regions. The membership program ended a few months ago in North America, but has continued on in Europe, Australia, and Japan. That will be changing tomorrow.
September 30 is when Club Nintendo will officially end in all non-North American territories. Be sure to use any remaining points you have before then!
Club Nintendo will be discontinued tomorrow. Make sure you redeem your stars! More info: http://t.co/CCay94mXqB pic.twitter.com/56It15iIG1
— Nintendo of Europe (@NintendoEurope) September 29, 2015
Amazon Japan has posted the boxart for Cardfight!! Vanguard G: Stride to Victory! We’ve attached it above.
Yesterday, we reported that the 3DS of popular smartphone game Monster Strike would be released in Japan on December 17th. Developer mixi has now made an announcement via the game’s official website, confirming that release date.
The website also confirms that the game takes place in the same world as the upcoming anime series and that the game supports local 4-player wireless multiplayer and Streetpass functionality.
There are also several in-game goodies that you get when you buy the game at launch, including a Rainbow Medal (which allows you to catch rare monsters), several stat boosters and one item that lets you evolve on of your monsters. If you buy the retail version of the game, you also get a set of five stickers and one mascot plug (which you can plug into an earphone jack).
Check out some images from the website in the gallery below.
A Western release date for Monster Strike has not yet been confirmed.
The official Animal Crossing microsite has and online tool and instructions on how to design and build a card case in the shape of a small house where you can store your Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer cards. The site lets you choose the design and colour of the “walls” of the house-shaped card case and decorate it with stickers, then gives you instructions on how to print the case and finally glue or tape it together.