Just announced via twitter Xenoblade Chronicles X will have a “Nintendo Direct” style broadcast on 2/6.
It would appear as if the focus will be on the world and scale of the game.
As promised Club Nintendo has updated its reward catalog with many new physical items as well as digital ones.
Quantities are limited in many of the physical rewards so make your choices wisely.
What will you spend your last coins on?
This week’s UK software Wii U/3DS specific software sales are as follows:
Wii U
1. Super Smash Bros. – Nintendo
2. Mario Kart 8 – Nintendo
3. Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker – Nintendo
4. Super Mario 3D World – Nintendo
5. New Super Mario Bros. U – Nintendo
6. Hyrule Warriors – Nintendo
7. The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker – Nintendo
8. Bayonetta 2 – Nintendo
9. Disney Infinity 2.0 – Avalanche Software
10. Just Dance 2015 – Ubisoft
3DS
1. Tomodachi Life – Nintendo
2. Pokemon Omega Ruby – Nintendo
3. Pokemon Alpha Sapphire – Nintendo
4. Super Smash Bros. – Nintendo
5. Mario Kart 7 – Nintendo
6. New Super Mario Bros. 2 – Nintendo
7. Animal Crossing: New Leaf – Nintendo
8. Frozen: Olaf’s Quest – 1st Playable
9. Big Hero 6: Battle in the Bay – 1st Playable
10. Luigi’s Mansion 2 – Nintendo
This week’s European Nintendo downloads are as follows:
Wii U
Shantae and the Pirate’s Curse – €16.99/£15.99 (€8.49/£7.99 if you already downloaded the Nintendo 3DS version with the same NNID)
Alphadia Genesis – €14.99/£11.99
Frenchy Bird – €1.99/£1.79
Wii U VC
Mega Man Zero 2 (GBA) – €6.99/£6.29
Wii U Special Offers
Darts Up – €1.49/£1.34 (Ends February 26)
Lone Survivor: The Director’s Cut – €8.99/£7.49 (€7.49/£6.49 if you own another Curve Digital game on Wii U. Promotion ends February 19.)
Stealth Inc. 2: A Game of Clone – €9.99/£9.49 (€8.99/£7.99 if you own another Curve Digital game on Wii U. Promotion ends February 19.)
The Swapper – €10.99/£8.99 (€9.49/£7.49 if you own another Curve Digital game on Wii U. Promotion ends February 19.)
Thomas Was Alone – €5.99/£4.99 (€4.99/£4.49 if you own another Curve Digital game on Wii U. Promotion ends February 19.)
3DS
Shantae and the Pirate’s Curse – €16.99/£15.99 (€8.49/£7.99 if you buy the Wii U version with the same NNID)
Best of Board Games – Mahjong – €9.99/£8.99
Best of Arcade Games – Brick Breaker – €9.99/£8.99
Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate Demo – Free
3DS Themes
NES Sword-swinging Link (from February 6) – €1.99/£1.79
NES Samus Aran (from February 6) – €1.99/£1.79
3DS Special Offers
Football Up Online – €2.99/£2.69 (Ends February 26)
Darts Up 3D – €0.99/£0.89 (Ends February 26)
Football Up 3D – €1.99/£1.57 (Ends February 26)
Very recently, Japanese website Dengeki Online interviewed a couple of folks from GungHo Online Entertainment. The website sat down with Daisuke Yamamoto and Kazuki Morishita for a chat about Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition.
The origins of Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition go way back to the release of Puzzle & Dragons Z, GungHo’s first attempt at bringing the popular series to the 3DS. Morishita was asked by Dengeki about his thoughts about the game at the time of its release.
It’s time for the latest Famitsu’s most wanted games chart! Final Fantasy XV, Dragon Quest Heroes, Bravely Second, Persona 5, and Theatrhythm Dragon Quest are the new top five.
Head past the break for the full chart. All votes were cast between January 15 and January 21.
Circle Entertainment teased Adventure Bar Story for localization last month, and it looks like the title will be out soon. The company said on Twitter today that the plan is to have Adventure Bar Story launch this month in North America.
Adventure Bar Story will be released in Europe as well. At the moment, Circle is going through the different rating classifications.
Adventure Bar Story has been approved by NOA lotcheck, we hope to released on this month. Meanwhile, European version on the rating now.
— CIRCLE Ent. (@CIRCLE_Ent) February 2, 2015
Masahiro Sakurai published a new “Smash Bros. Diaries” entry in the latest issue of Game Informer. In one question, Sakurai is asked if he considered allowing the fighter unlocks in the 3DS version to transfer over to the Wii U version.
Sakurai starts out by giving a simple “no”, but then elaborates further. He mentions that unlocking characters in these new games are easier than in previous titles, and he understands that players look forward to the “Challenger Approaching!” segments.
One noteworthy comment shared by Sakurai is that, at one point, he “considered just opening up all the fighters from the start on the Wii U”. However, unlocks were left in for the fans who enjoy the “Challenge Approaching!” aspects.
View Sakurai’s full comments below.
