Cypronia has settled on Cube Life: Island Survival’s final release date. In North America, the game will be hitting the Wii U eShop on June 4. Pricing is set at $6.99.
Nintendo is bringing back another round of amiibo in Japan very soon. Marth, Ike, Lucario, Meta Knight, Lucina, and Robin will be available once again starting in mid-June. We can only hope that overseas territories receive continued amiibo restocks of their own as well over the next few months!
Splatoon was released yesterday in Japan and it seems like the game is being incredibly well received as copies are already hard to come by. On its official Japanese Twitter account, Nintendo issued an apology and promised that additional shipments will be delivered to stores next week. Meanwhile, they urge customers to purchase the digital version if they can’t wait. Nintendo also intends to produce more Splatoon amiibo, which are similarly hard to get.
More footage for the upcoming 3DS game Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden has arrived via Bandai Namco. This time, we get a look at Vegeta, Buu and some of the assist characters like Mr. Satan and the Great Saiyaman. Check it out below:
Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden will be released in Japan on June 11th. A Western release date has not yet been announced.
A new challenge following the return of the Mega Lucario challenge is here now, and this time it comes in the form of Mega Venusaur! This Mega Venusaur event gives you a chance at unlocking a Venusaurite if you’re able to rank as one of the top players in your region – 10k in Europe, 20k in North America, and 50k in Japan.
As usual with the challenges, if you don’t rank top in your region, you’ll receive a Jewel just for participating in the challenge. The Mega Venusaur challenge runs from today until June 8th. Good luck!
Splatoon is officially launching in just a matter of minutes, so we’re giving this one final bump!
Finally we’ve come upon the day when Splatoon reviews are allowed to be posted. Here’s a 15 minute video with a whole lot of what I thought about the game; would you believe me if I said this was edited down from a thirty minute video? I could seriously make a 60 minute video about this game honestly. Maybe I will someday.
Our complete video review is below. Hit the break for the summary, recommendation, and rating.
Over the past couple of weeks, Austin has been playing the heck out of Splatoon. The game has a bunch of neat details, and he’s picked up on a few of them that fans might be interested in.
Our fourth and fifth videos (last ones!) explore a neat single-player touch, plus a look at how the world of Splatoon is connected together. Check them out below.
Electronic Super Joy: Groove City, an eShop game that arrived on Wii U back in January, is now coming to retail. Creator Michael Todd announced on Twitter that the physical version is slated for September, and new content will be included. 15 new levels have been added to the package.
Todd wrote on Twitter today:
If you haven't heard, Electronic Super Joy is coming to consoles and actual goddamn physical shelves in sept. #esj
— Michael Todd (@thegamedesigner) May 29, 2015
There are 15 new levels in all, 4 by @TheAlpenter, 1 by @uNcleargamer (fans who really knocked it out of the park & built levels for me!).
— Michael Todd (@thegamedesigner) May 29, 2015
Publisher asked for unique levels, for the retail release. Sure, I'll add 10 new levels to Micro-Hell! 😀 pic.twitter.com/cEzoXojLCJ
— Michael Todd (@thegamedesigner) May 29, 2015
We don’t have an exact release date just yet. When we hear something, we’ll be sure to let you know!
The upcoming 1.2 patch for ZaciSa’s Last Stand will add a new Insanity Mode. In it, levels introduces a random special event that can either help you or hinder your progress. You may encounter a level with reduced enemy speed, or possibly something like double or triple the enemy spawns.
Here’s a couple of videos for the Insanity Mode:
