Vd Dev Games has announced that now that IronFall Invasion will be releasing this week in Europe they can focus on a North American release.
They confirmed via twitter earlier today that they will are working on it now, and hope that it will not take long and are estimating a possible end of February release.
Small French team so #ironfall is out in EU first with NOE's help. Full focus now on North America, won't take long, maybe end February! Thx
— VdDev (@VdDevGames) February 10, 2015
Club Nintendo has made Flipnote Studio 3D available for members starting today.
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10th February 2015 – On 13th February, a three-year project by three talented indie developers is set to be unveiled exclusively on Nintendo eShop* for Nintendo 3DS, with IRONFALL Invasion bringing an energy-fuelled, 60 frames per second**, third-person action experience to handheld console owners. Best of all, some free content will be available from launch for players to try out the game.
At a time when Earth has been invaded by an alien horde, IRONFALL Invasion pits you in the military boots of a courageous resistance movement fighting to reclaim the planet from the clutches of the Dyxides. The action will take players across the globe, with intense battles raging across urban landscapes, underground laboratories, vast canyons, and even inside a volcano, with the constant need to find cover in the environments and keep an eye on your heart rate – if the latter exceeds 200, your fight is over.
For Nintendo 3DS system owners***, the touch screen is your key battle instrument, with the ability to aim at enemies using the stylus, while also enabling you to perform other actions like reloading weapons or dropping into cover. Meanwhile, for players with New Nintendo 3DS or New Nintendo 3DS XL hardware, the system’s C Stick allows for quick and precise aiming when targeting enemies in the heat of a stand-off.
There are two purchasable modes in IRONFALL Invasion – IRONFALL Invasion: Campaign and IRONFALL Invasion: Multiplayer.
– IRONFALL Invasion: Campaign features 11 action-packed single-player levels, as well as 78 additional challenges that are unlocked as you progress through your overall mission to liberate Earth.
– IRONFALL Invasion: Multiplayer allows for up to six players to face-off in local and online multiplayer scenarios, with 6 different arenas, classic modes from “3 vs. 3” to “free-for-all”, and even the ability to bet in-game credits, which are tied to a player’s XP and rank, on your chances of winning a match. On top of this, a Survivor mode gives you the chance to train solo and hone your skills against CPU-controlled opponents within a variety of time-based scenarios.
Downloadable from Nintendo eShop, fans can purchase either mode separately for £8.88 ( €9.99****) each, or the entire game for £17.98 (€19.98). Fans purchasing both modes separately will gain access to a new multiplayer weapon, the HR pistol, while those purchasing both modes together as one bundle will receive the HR pistol plus a Jukebox feature that allows you access to the game’s soundtrack. However, free content will be available to all players from launch, with the chance to sample the first level of IRONFALL Invasion: Campaign plus the local and online multiplayer features of IRONFALL Invasion: Multiplayer, including one multiplayer arena and a limited number of characters and weapons when compared to the purchasable mode.
Developed exclusively for Nintendo 3DS handheld systems by independent developer VD-DEV, prepare for intense 60 frames per second action and fluid gameplay that also maximises the unique features of New Nintendo 3DS and Nintendo 3DS XL when IRONFALL Invasion lands on Nintendo eShop for Nintendo 3DS on 13th February.
To learn more about the game and the team of talented developers behind its release, a new developer interview feature with the team can be viewed at: http://youtu.be/Xxmpk75M7Bs. For a further taste of the battle lying ahead, the game’s launch trailer can also be checked out at: http://youtu.be/RTFvI1nSZ3s .
For further details:
Nintendo 3DS Guided Tour http://guidedtour.nintendo.co.uk
New Nintendo 3DS website www.nintendo.co.uk/newnintendo3dsNintendo 2DS Website http://www.nintendo.co.uk/nintendo2ds
Nintendo 3DS (UK) on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Nintendo3DSUK
Nintendo 3DS (UK) on YouTube http://www.youtube.com/Nintendo3DSuk
Nintendo of Europe on Twitter https://twitter.com/nintendoeurope
Nintendo UK on Twitter https://twitter.com/nintendouk
*Wireless internet connection required. The registration of Nintendo Network ID and acceptance of the network related terms and privacy policies required.
** Game runs in 60fps when 3D is turned off on a user’s system.
*** While not a requirement to play the game, IRONFALL Invasion is also fully compatible with the Circle Pad Pro accessory, sold separately to the hardware.**** All prices in Nintendo eShop, incl. VAT.
Over on the official Mighty No. 9 blog, Comcept and Inti Creates shared the game’s official English voice cast. The lineup in full is as follows:
Mighty No. 1 Pyrogen: Matt Mercer
Mighty No. 2 Cryosphere: Paige King
Mighty No. 3 Dynatron: Jan Johns
Mighty No. 4 Seismic: Fred Tatasciore
Mighty No. 5 Battalion: Brian. T. Delaney
Mighty No. 6 Aviator: Mick Wingert
Mighty No. 7 Brandish: JP Karliak
Mighty No. 8 Countershade: Steve Blum
Mighty No. 9 Beck: Yuri Lowenthal
Call: Julie Nathanson
Dr. White: Jason Spisak
Dr. Sanda: Dave Wittenberg
Seijiro Sanda: Dave Wittenberg
Mr. Graham: Scott Whyte
Dr. Blackwell: Bob Joles
That’s not all! We also have information about Mighty No. 9’s various bosses. Head past the break for the details.
Capcom has now lifted the review embargo for Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate. For a quick look at the critical reception, check out our roundup below.
IGN – 9 / 10
Polygon – 8.5 / 10
NintendoWorldReport – 8.5 / 10
Game Informer – 8.75 / 10
USgamer – 4.5 / 5
GameSpot – 9 / 10
Nintendo Life – 9 / 10
Destructoid – 9 / 10
We’ll have a review of our own sometime in the near future!
Two new games will be available on the Japanese Wii U Virtual Console next week. They are as follows:
Mega Man & Bass (GBA, 702 yen)
Sonic Advance (GBA, 702 yen)
The games above are hitting the Japanese eShop on February 18.
Thanks to Axl_abe for the tip.
