It looks like Nintendo actually did a small reprint of Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn last year. A copyright date of 2014 has been spotted on some boxes for the game.
Nintendo reprinted Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn for Wii last year. Check out the copyright date. http://t.co/3PwPWhDwNP pic.twitter.com/zYlLnBYWsv
— Chris Kohler (@kobunheat) January 7, 2015
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn has ended up as one of the rarer Wii games. Despite the reprint, it still fetches a high price.
Unami Games has confirmed that the mobile game “The Rivers of Alice” is coming to Wii U. Delirium Studios originally created the title, though Unami is assisting with porting duties.
The Rivers of Alice is a puzzle-adventure game that originally released about a year ago. It’s currently unclear when the Wii U version will be launching.
Check out a trailer for The Rivers of Alice below:
The latest issue of CoroCoro has confirmed that the next Pokemon movie is titled Ring no Ch?majin Hoopa (The Ring Genie Hoopa), and it will star the previously-leaked creature known as Hoopa. This is our first official look at the Pokemon.
Hoopa has a special power hidden in its rings, CoroCoro states. It can use both Psychic and Ghost moves. Additionally, Hoopa will appear in Pokemon Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire, but not through normal play.
Finally, CoroCoro confirms that World Hobby Fair attendees will be able to receive a special level 70 black-colored Rayquaza with the moves Dragon Pulse, Thunder, Twister, and Extreme Speed.
The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask 3D appears to be making one major addition in terms of how players can save their game.
According to a product page listing on Amazon Germany, Nintendo and Grezzo are adding in “Feather Statues”. These handy statues allow for a greater deal of flexibility in terms of saving.
The full blurb states: “With the help of owl statues and the new feather statues, which can be found all over Termina, you can now save your adventure anytime you like”.
Author:Vincent W.
Nowadays, finding a good couch co-op game to play with a friend isn’t as easy as it seems. In an industry that strives on giving an experience targeted towards online play, enjoyable games that let you sit down with a close friend or sibling in the same room are few and far between. That’s not to say that online gaming is bad or a step in the wrong direction. But there’s a feeling you get when you’re close enough to smack the controller out of their hand after they wreck you in games such as Smash and Mario Kart that feels like no other. Now Frima Studio is ready to take it back to the good old couch co-op days with their puzzle-platformer Chariot.
