IGN has posted a video of the first 15 minutes from LEGO Dimensions. Take a look at it below.
Earlier this year, BeautiFun Games brought Nihilumbra to the Wii U eShop. The studio has now set its sights on Kickstarter in hope of funding a new project: “Megamagic: Wizards of the Neon Age”.
Megamagic features a mixture of action RPG and real-time strategy gameplay. Throughout the adventure, players will have access to “a wide range of spells to learn and monsters to summon in order to beat the bad guys.” Its style also takes some inspiration from the ’80s.
Megamagic: Wizards of the Neon Age needs to raise $20,000 for funding by October 14. It was just confirmed today that there are plans for a Wii U stretch goal, though the amount has not yet been specified.
You can learn more about Megamagic on the Kickstarter page here.
Nintendo has shipped a few Wii U games at $40 – notably Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker as well as Kirby and the Rainbow Curse. We may soon have another title with the same price point on our hands.
I didn’t make too much of it at the time, but retailer Newegg recently added a listing to its website for Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash. Consumers can reserve it for $39.99, which is supposedly $20 in savings. I’d wager that it’s instead the game’s final price point.
The Nintendo UK store also just put up its listing for Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash. It can be pre-ordered for £39.99, and since this is Nintendo’s store, that’s about as official as things get.
So although it’s not absolutely confirmed, $40 (£40 for our UK friends) is looking like Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash’s final price point. That’d probably go over much better than if it were $60!
Nintendo has published its latest indie interview coming from PAX Prime 2015. In this one, the company’s Damon Baker talks with WayForward about Shantae: Half-Genie Hero. Check it out below.
The big piece of Monster Hunter X news coming out of the Tokyo Game Show is the game’s Nyanter Mode. This allows players to go through the game as a Felyne. You can read up a few details concerning the mode below, courtesy of Siliconera.
– Nyanters specialize in movement and various forms of support
– Players can switch into a Nyanter by selecting one of your Palico Felynes at anytime before accepting a quest
– Go as a Nyanter and have your two Palicoes tag alone in single-player
– Nyanters have their own exclusive quests
– They can also play any quest a regular Hunter can
– You can tag up to make a party of four Nyanters with your friends
– No stamina gauge for Nyanters
– Controls are the same as Hunters
– They can also run around with their weapons unsheathed
– You can dig underground to avoid attacks when things get dangerous
– They can do other similar actions as Hunters, such as gathering
– They are faster at it and don’t need to carry around Pickaxes or Bug Nets since they have their own that lasts forever
– There are two acorns on the top-left part of the screen that counts as a couple of extra lives for the Nyanter
– They get KO’d once all Acorns are lost
– Place traps, use flutes, and the new Trampoline
An unboxing video has come in for the European Club Nintendo Goodbye Coin. View it below.
Those who pre-order Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash on the Nintendo UK store will receive a couple of bonuses. Nintendo is giving out a free Mario soft toy and tennis ball.
If you’re interested in pre-ordering, you can do so here. The game will be available on November 20.
We have a few more screenshots from Project X Zone 2. The gallery below has additional images of Chrom, Lucina, Fiora, and KOS-MOS.
Capcom announced at the 2015 Tokyo Game Show that an anime based on Monster Hunter Stories is in the works. The series will air on Fuji TV, which is creating a new timeslot for anime for the first time in 10 years. This timeslot is set during the daytime (6AM – 7 PM).
Specific details about the debut of the Monster Hunter Stories anime have not yet been shared. We only know that it will air sometime next year.
