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Natsume has confirmed that the first Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley DLC is due out tomorrow. The pack will contain new outfits as well as additional hairstyles. As a thank you to the fans, the DLC will be free.

More downloadable content is planned for Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley. Further packs will be available “in the coming months.”

Natsume shared the following in its “State of the Farm” report today:

The first Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley downloadable content will be available tomorrow, January 27th. If you didn’t pick up our hints from previous posts, the first DLC pack will contain new outfits and an additional hairstyle. Fans have been asking for additional customization, and we’re pleased to present these new additions for FREE as a gift to our fans! Thank you everyone for supporting The Lost Valley and providing feedback on what you wanted to see more of in the game. Keep watching for our next DLC packs in the coming months.

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Plenty of footage from The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask 3D has been posted on the Japanese website, and we’ve rounded it all up here! A look at different locations, bosses, and more.

In the past, Nintendo has released plenty of free items for Animal Crossing: New Leaf in Japan. This DLC will now be released in North America. A message posted in New Leaf confirms that a new item will be available through Nintendo Zones every two weeks starting February 1.

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N-ZONE, Germany’s last Nintendo-specific magazine, has teased the reveal of a new LEGO game. A preview of the title will be published in N-ZONE’s next issue.

We can’t say for sure what will be announced. Although, maybe it will have something to do with the rumored LEGO Jurassic Park game

We’ll be seeing the next issue of N-ZONE on February 18. However, it’s possible that Warner Bros. will make an announcement before then.

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Petit Computer will soon be removed from the 3DS eShop in Europe. According to a message posted on the store, Petit Computer won’t be available for download after January 31. However, those who purchased the app previously will be able to re-download it at any time they wish.

It’s unclear why Petit Computer is being removed from the European 3DS eShop at this time. It may have something to do with publisher Gamebridge. Or perhaps some sort of action is being taken to prepare for the proper 3DS version known as SmileBASIC.

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Just like its predecessor, Gunman Clive 2 is a small download. We now know that the game only takes up 571 blocks of space.

Gunman Clive 2 launches this Thursday on the North American and European 3DS eShops.

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Available for Club Nintendo of Europe members for a limited time you can get the Original Soundtrack for The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds.

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