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Natsume shared fresh details today regarding the new crop system included in Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley.

All crops feature numerous variants that players will need to discover. The Lost Valley takes things further than the regular and “giant” versions of crops found in games like Harvest Moon: A New Beginning. Mutations, such as purple flowers growing from pink seeds, pearl onions growing from a normal onion seeds, and mysterious pumpkin mutations that may grow when planted in swampy ground are all featured in the game.

Crops in Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley can be planted anywhere – higher or lower elevations, closer to or further away from water, on dry land or swampy ground. By placing crops in different areas, players will discover new variations. Note that not every plant in these locations may result in a mutated plant.

Over 100 crops will be included in Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley. Cabbage alone has ten variations, such as the Giant Cabbage and Red Cabbage.

Source: Natsume PR

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While this is the launch trailer for Chariot, the Wii U version won’t be out for a few more weeks. A specific date will be announced “soon.”

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With the recent announcement of the Pokemon Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire demo, here is a list of places that the codes will be available:

UK

– Game

– Amazon

-Smyth Toys Superstores

– ShopTo

– Nintendo Official UK Store

(available from October 15 until launch)

Netherlands

– First Look Event (October 11 & 12)

Italy

– Topolino magazine

-Il Giornalino magazine (end of October)

– Focus Junior magazine

– Nintendolandia Tour

– Milan Games Week (October 24 – 26)

Belgium

– F.A.C.T.S. festival (October 18 & 19)

– Nintendo On Tour Mall Tour

We will update the list as additional information is announced.

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Super Smash Bros. for 3DS could be getting downloadable content – at least for stages – if a recent discovery is anything to go by.

Check out the following text that was found in the game’s ROM dump:

Set the stages that won’t appear, even when selection is set to random.
All Off
All On
Turn all stages off.
Make all stages available when using random stage selection.
See stages you have downloaded.
See all regular stages.
Select OFF to exclude this stage from random stage selection.
Select ON to include this stage in random stage selection.

Fans are saying that this matches the stage selection in additional rules perfectly. You’ll also see the missing square in the image above, which is just like in the stage selection screen. There’s speculation that this is where you’ll be able to select DLC.

The signs are certainly there, but if/when Nintendo confirms DLC for Smash Bros. remains to be seen.

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A new physical reward has been added to the European Club Nintendo website. As of today, members can use their stars to order a Kirby Triple Deluxe soundtrack. It features 46 tracks and three bonus pieces, along with an insert from the game’s director and two composers.

Fans can order the Kirby Triple Deluxe soundtrack here. It costs 2,000 points.

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