Bandai Namco recently published another commercial for the Japanese 3DS game Go! Princess PreCure: Sugar Kingdom and the Six Princesses. View it below.
The New 3DS is getting a cover plate based on Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon. Today, the above model was announced for Japan, and it’s due out on September 17 for 2,000 yen. We’ll let you know if an announcement is eventually made for Europe.
Splatoon’s latest two weapons will soon be added to the game. The Range Blaster and Inkbrush Nouveau should be available later today in North America, and tomorrow in Europe.
Here’s when they’re set to arrive:
– 7 PM PT
– 10 PM ET
– 3 AM in the UK
– 4 AM in Europe
We’ll post a reminder about these two new weapons later today.
Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and 3DS have received new DLC and updates. We’ll continutally collect all of the notable footage we come across in this post.
Nintendo has come out with another commercial for Rhythm Heaven: The Best Plus. Watch it below.
Nintendo has released a new Super Smash Bros. for Wii U/3DS trailer to promote the new Mii Fighter costumes. We’ve posted it below.
A number of new Mii Fighter costumes are out now for Smash Bros. Wii U/3DS. Most of these were revealed over the past few days, including Chrom, Lloyd, and Flying Man.
Now that all of the new Smash Bros. DLC is available, we know what the two final costumes are. Players can purchase a Samus outfit for Gunner, and a Black Knight getup for Swordfighter.
Here’s the pricing breakdown:
– $0.75 per costume for each version
– $1.15 per costume for both versions
– $6 for all costumes for each version
– $9.20 for all costumes for both versions
Update: Patch notes added after the break.
The newest update for Super Smash Bros. Wii U/3DS is out now. Both games have the latest version available – 1.1.0.
On Wii U, the update download comes in at 286 MB. The 3DS update takes up 2,096 blocks of space.
Today’s update brings about a bunch of content. For instance, there’s now Tournament Mode and YouTube replay uploads on Wii U, plus new stages and Mii Fighter costumes for both versions.
Intropy Games is releasing Astral Breakers on the North American Wii U eShop next week, the studio confirmed today.
Astral Breakers is a cooperative/competitive action-puzzle game. The goal is to break colorful spheres, which in turn drops useless spheres into your opponent’s territory.
Astral Breakers allows for competitive play in Versus mode. In SuperNova survival mode, two players can team up against the CPU.
It’s possible to draw your own characters in the game. As it’s based on a Zodiac theme, you can use the GamePad to plot your own constellations. Constellations take on different properties when you bring them into battle. Their name, how they are drawn, their drop pattern and drop intensity (amount of garbage dropped on an opponent) will cause variations. Constellations are typically more lethal if they’re a complex drawing. Astral Breakers will also come with 12 existing Zodiac constellations.
Look for Astral Breakers on the Wii U eShop next Thursday.
