Update: Bumped to the top. Mewtwo can be purchased now in North America as well. $3.99 per version, or $4.99 for both.

Smash Bros. Wii U and 3DS players in Europe can now purchase the game’s Mewtwo DLC. Nintendo announced on Twitter earlier today:

Mewtwo is priced at €3.99 / £3.59 for each version, though a bundle for both titles can be had for €4.99 / £4.49.

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With Moon Chronicles, Renegade Kid toyed around with episodic content for the first time. However, Dementium Remastered will not be following a similar pay model.

Writing on Twitter, Renegade Kid co-founder Jools Watsham noted that the 3DS remake will not be sold as an episodic game:

In other Renegade Kid news, you can watch a new vlog from Watsham below that covers the studio’s upcoming projects.

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I’m expecting plenty of Xenoblade Chronicles X footage to make its way to YouTube today, so we’re rounding up all videos in this post. Keep checking back throughout the day for additional videos!

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PSA World Tour Squash 2015 is coming to Wii. Yes, Wii. Not Wii U! The game is due out in Europe on May 22.

Here’s what the game offers:

Compete against the best players in the world including Nick Matthew, Amr Shabana, Gregory Gaultier, Ramy Ashour and more!

Organise your own virtual tournaments in a host of iconic locations using the unique Offline Tournament Mode!

Play against the console, or 1 vs 1, or test your skills in Arcade Mode!

Challenge your friends to a single match or tournament in Multiplayer Mode using your favourite squash players!

Create your own players, improve your speed, power, fitness, tactics, and analyse your statistics!

All squash shots can be played using the Wii controller, including nicks, corkscrews, dives and many more!

Unlock advanced shots such as flat nicks, corkscrews, skid boasts and much more!

Fully localised in English, French, Italian, German and Spanish.

And here are a couple of videos:

So that’s PSA World Tour Squash 2015. Who would have thought that we’d be hearing about a brand new Wii game in this day and age?

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SEGA is working on a demo for Hatsume Miku: Project Mirai DX, which is due out in Japan on May 13.

The demo features touch and button modes. “LOL -lots of laugh-” (Music by KeN, Lyrics by Endcape) and “Senbonzakura” (Music and Lyrics by Kuruusa P (White Flame)) will be included as two select songs. Those who have save data from Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai 2 can import their username and “My Phrase”, level of friendship between characters, and more into the demo.

There’s no word yet on whether the Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX demo will be distributed in the west. We’re certainly hoping that it will be!

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Unity Games Japan prepared a new trailer for Wind-Up Knight below. It can be found below.

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Image & Form recently took on a batch of community questions and answered them in a new video. Fans asked about platform-specific features, amiibo, and more. All of Image & Form’s answers are in the video below.

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With Xenoblade Chronicles X’s arrival in Japan this week, some fans are now starting to get their hands on the neat-looking Wii U bundle. Take a look at the gallery below for some photos.

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New footage from Arc System Works’ Downtown Nekketsu Jidaigeki has been uploaded. You can view it below.

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Mighty No. 9 launches for Wii U and other platforms on September 15 in North America and September 18 in other territories, Comcept announced today. Portable versions, including 3DS, “will follow at a later date.” Today’s announcement also confirms that Comcept has teamed up with Deep Silver for publishing duties, and the game will be sold at retail.

Comcept originally hoped to have Mighty No. 9 ready this spring, but the extra time and partnership with Deep Silver allows for extra things. The title will feature Japanese and French voiceovers, extra subtitles languages, and the entire Ray DLC set – featuring an extra level, boss, and playable characters. All of this content will be free to Kickstarter backers and those who purchase the physical version.

Head past the break for a Q&A explaining why Comcept partnered with Deep Silver, why Mighty No. 9 is delayed, and the 3DS delay.

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