Nintendo issued three new pieces of art from Zelda: Tri Force Heroes today. All of the images are attached to the gallery below.
A number of photos from Nintendo’s Gamescom 2015 booth were posted on the site earlier today. For a look at the booth in video form, check out the footage below.
Nintendo put out some character art for Star Fox Zero today. We’ve included the images in this post.
A new article from Famitsu confirms seven returning characters for Project X Zone 2. They are as follows:
Chun-Li (Street Fighter)
Ling Xiaoyu (Tekken)
Demetri Maximoff (Darkstalkers)
Morrigan Aensland (Darkstalkers)
Pai Chan (Virtua Fighter)
Hibana (Nightshade)
Alisa Illinichina Amiella (God Eater 2)
Screenshots of the different characters are in the gallery below.
Capcom has announced that Mega Man Legacy Collection is scheduled for early 2016 on 3DS. Also during this period, a physical version will be made available.
Pricing for the digital release appears to be set at $14.99 / €14.99 / £11.99. The retail version will cost $29.99.
As a reminder, here’s what’s offered in Mega Man Legacy Collection:
This collection celebrates a piece of video game history by not only featuring the series’ origins with all six of the 8-bit classics, it also collects hundreds of high-resolution scans of vintage concept sketches, production art, unused Robot Master designs, a database of enemy information, a robust Challenge Mode full of remixed gameplay sections, plus a music player with all the games’ soundtracks—more than 100 songs!
Challenge Mode remixes gameplay segments from all six games, with plenty of scaling difficulty objectives for experienced players to conquer yet serves as a good starting point for new players, too. All six of the classic games will retain their retro 8-bit style with a newly added HD finish, giving all of the original sprites the crispest look fans have ever seen.
New screenshots and art from Mega Man Legacy Collection are in the gallery below.
Source: Capcom PR
Jupiter’s website confirms that Picross e6 will be available on the North American 3DS eShop tomorrow. If you’re interested in purchasing the game, keep in mind that it costs $5.99.
Picross e6 previously launched on the European eShop last Thursday.
Thanks to Ross for the tip.
Believe it or not, interviews with Metroid Prime: Federation Force producer Kensuke Tanabe are still popping up. USgamer published its piece today. In this interview, Tanabe addressed topics pertaining to amiibo, the initial backlash, timeline, story, and even Retro Studios.
We’ve rounded up a number of excerpts below. For the full interview, head on over here.