On Thursday, The Legend of Dark Witch 2 is due out on the North American 3DS eShop. We have an English trailer below.
Game Informer has put up a new interview with Zelda: Tri Force Heroes director Hiromasa Shikata and Zelda series producer Eiji Aonuma. During the discussion, the two developers commented on things like using the same engine as A Link Between Worlds, the cut Emperor’s New Clothes costume, and more.
Continue on below for excerpts from the interview. You can read the full thing here.
Staff behind Genei Ibun Roku #FE have been posting blogs about the game for several months now. In the latest one, producer Hitoshi Yamagami spoke about the project’s development. Yamagami touched on the lengthy production, origins, and more.
TRADUKO Soft and Persona Central have provided a breakdown of the various points brought up in the blog. You can find those in full after the break.
Mighty No. 9 was on display during an event in Japan earlier today. You can get another lengthy look at the game below.
Splatoon’s latest European Splatfest has now begun. In this week’s competition, players could either be on a team that likes putting pineapples on pizza, or a team that does not.
Like all Splatfests, this one will last for a full day. The results will be available soon after the event wraps up.
Amazon France
now has the Hyrule Warriors Legends Limited Edition in stock. This news may come in handy for those of you in Europe. Along with a copy of the game, you’ll also receive a compass-watch.
Also, while we already mentioned this for the UK, Zelda: Twilight Princess HD is now live on Amazon France as well. It can be pre-ordered here.
A few hours ago, the new episode of GameCenter CX featuring Super Mario Maker aired online as well as on Fuji TV One. Those of you who missed it can watch the full video below.
Shin Megami Tensei IV Final was once again shown during a live stream earlier today. Plenty of footage was shown, including a new animation. Check out the videos below.
Atlus also confirmed that a soundtrack for Shin Megami Tensei IV Final is on the way, though specifics haven’t been revealed. Those in Japan will also have an opportunity to go hands on with the title for over two hours towards the end of January.
A listing on PEGI, a ratings board in Europe, reveals that Choice Provisions is working on a Wii U version of Tharsis. The company previously expressed interest in porting it over, but this is the first confirmation we have that it’s actually happening. An official announcement will likely be made soon.
If you haven’t heard of Tharsis before, the following overview should come in handy:
“Earth’s first Mars mission should have been 300 days to glory. But Yuri only made it to 170, and we lost Allison after 105. Turns out, life in space is just that: life, with moods and jealousies and infuriating little failures. Only you’re a few million miles from civilization, so humanity’s frailties also happen to be deadly.
Tharsis is a turn-based, perma-death, realistic space strategy game. With dice. And cannibalism. It puts you in control of the first-ever mission to Mars, just as it’s struck by a meteor storm.
But some part of you knows this landing is possible. In fact, the more you think about those signals from the Tharsis region, the less you believe you’d be first to set foot there…
Defy the odds, make the difficult decisions, and embark on the most important rescue mission in all of mankind.”
And here’s a lengthy look at the game:
