A few new 3DS themes are out now in Japan. These include ones based on BlazBlue and Jump Hero.
Here’s the full list:
BlazBlue Λ-No.11-
BlazBlue Celica=A=Mercury
Jump Hero Devil Appeared!
Each one of these themes are being sold for 100 yen.
Several new titles are coming to the Japanese eShop on October 14. Here’s a look at the upcoming digital downloads:
Wii U Download
Ittle Dew – 800 yen
Bike Rider DX 2 – 980 yen
Wii U Virtual Console
Medarot G Kabuto – 702 yen
Medarot G Kuwagata – 702 yen
3DS Download
Elminage Gothic 3D Remix: Ulm Zakir to Yami no Gishiki – 2,500 yen
Elminage Ibun: Ame no Mihashira Kai – 1500 yen
A couple of Japanese Zelda: Tri Force Heroes commercials have now hit Nintendo’s Japanese YouTube page. View them below.
A few months ago, Amazon began started selling New 3DS hardware directly. Now we can say the same thing about Wii U. You can pick up the Mario Kart 8 bundle
from Amazon, and it will be shipped and sold by the retailer itself.
Nintendo released official videos for Wario: Master of Disguise and Toukaidou Gojuusan-Tsugi on the Japanese Wii U Virtual Console. Watch them below.
A 3DS theme based on the Game Gear came to Japan back in February. In the near future, this will be made available in the west as well.
SEGA posted the following on Twitter a short while ago:
25 years ago today, the Game Gear debuted in Japan. Soon you'll be able to put the handheld in your handheld! pic.twitter.com/gSukDIBvVp
— SEGA (@SEGA) October 6, 2015
I imagine we’ll be seeing the theme within the next few weeks! We’ll let you know if the other SEGA themes are releasing overseas.
A new glitch has been found in Super Mario Maker that makes it possible to create invisible platforms. As spotted by GameXplain, the process involves using the cloud platform, the invisible block, and a track piece that exists temporarily. The full process of making invisible platforms is in the video below.
Nintendo just put up the North American commercial for Yoshi’s Woolly World. Give it a look below.
Last week, GalaxyTrail finally published Freedom Planet on the eShop. We have a ton of footage from the title below.
Several years ago, Super Meat Boy was planned for Wii via the WiiWare service. That didn’t pan out unfortunately, and Nintendo fans have not had access to the game since its launch in 2010. Five years later though, that might be changing.
There’s a very interesting message included at the end of an official Super Meat Boy blog post from designer Tommy Refenes. It reads: “To the fan’s we’re still excluding I’ll leave you with this: Wii haven’t forgotten about U.”
Hmm… that definitely sounds like a strong hint at a Wii U eShop release for Super Meat Boy! It’d be pretty great if a Nintendo version happens after all these days.
