Given the situation surrounding amiibo and the GameCube Controller Adapter for Wii U, we shouldn’t be entirely surprised by Nintendo products that sell out quickly. Yet with The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask 3D Limited Edition, it’s been remarkable how pre-orders have gone live at various retailers, only to become unavailable minutes later.

EB Games Canada was one of the final stores to launch pre-orders today. It’s estimated that within ten minutes of the retailer’s Twitter post (see above), stock sold out online.

We’ve seen similar situations over the past few days in the U.S. Amazon, GameStop, and Best Buy all sold out of pre-orders extremely fast.

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Nintendo has partnered with the folks hosting Apex for this year’s event.

The news was announced today on Apex’s official Twitter account:

Super Smash Bros. will hold a heavy presence at this year’s event. Super Smash Bros. 64, Melee, Brawl, and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U will all be represented in tournament form.

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Another round of Bravely Second details have in from today’s live stream event. We’ve rounded up the information below.

– They recorded a certain character’s song recently; keeping it a secret for now
– The asterisk holder for the Exorcist job is named Geist – Bloody Geist
– He’s voiced by Takumi Yamazaki
– The designer for the Exorcist is Yokoyan
– The buster ships are used to combat Maou in space
– The more you have, the lower you can drop a Maou’s level so that they’ll be beatable by your party
– You can team up with friends’ buster ships to do this
– This feature will be added into an update for the demo which will also include the Exorcist job as well
– Maou battles will still use the Revo track because they had him compose it to be the main Maou theme from the get go
– Edea will be back in Bravely Second
– Asterisk holder of the Tomahawk job, Aimy Matchlock, speaks with a distinct Hiroshima accent
– While talking about her dialect, the developers asked themselves how the localization will be handled in this regard, since you can’t really replicate the Hiroshima accent in English
– Asano then joked that they’re doing everything they can to give the localization translators as hard of a time as possible
– Magnolia Arch speaks “fluent” English
– Everyone on the moon speaks fluent English, which is where Magnolia is from

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Nintendo is pulling out from the Brazilian gaming market, according to a report from UOL Games. The company will not distribute any additional games, consoles, or handhelds in the country going forward.

Bill van Zyll, director for Nintendo of America’s Latin America operations, said there are various challenges in the way such as taxes.

It’s currently unclear what will happen with the Brazilian 3DS eShop as well as those who purchased games on the store.

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Puzzle & Dragons Z launched in Japan back in December 2013. GungHo Online Entertainment previously said that the game would head west, but we’ve still yet to see it in either North America or Europe.

Despite the lack of news, Puzzle & Dragons Z remains on track for overseas territories. Check out this tweet coming from GungHo’s official Twitter account:

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