Update: You can play it directly in your browser here.
Developer Roystan Ross has been tinkering away on a Unity-based remake of Super Mario 64. Earlier this month, Ross posted his efforts up to this point over on his blog.
You can download the Super Mario 64 demo here. Keep in mind that it’s a demonstration, meaning Bob-omb Battlefield is the only playable level currently. Also note that download links on the site may be down due to heavy traffic.
Gematsu has translated another round of details about Bravely Second. The latest information covers asterisk holders that haven’t been spoken about much recently, and the Kapu Kapu Maker mini-game that we touched on a bit earlier in the week. View the full overview below.
The Collectible Badge Center now has five new panels of Back to School Mario pins now available. There is also a special promotion available, if you spend 180 Yen you will receive a free Back to School Mario theme.
Check out the screenshots below to see the details.
There are several retailers in Japan offering various pre-order bonuses for Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX, check out the screenshots below to see all the goodies that will be available.
Level-5 has just released some sales figures relating to Youkai Watch. The sales for the game retail as well as digital have now surpassed 7 million units. It would seem that the all things related to Youkai Watch are selling very well including having sold 10 million units of books including the manga as well as having grossed 7.6 Billion Yen for the first movie.
Level-5 also confirms their upcoming Vision 2015 event to be held in May.
We’ve reached the end of the week, and with that brings one last Daily Event in Pokémon Shuffle. Closing the week of events is Druddigon!
Druddigon is live only for the next 24 hours, but will made available every Friday for the next three weeks, so get it while you can!
