The Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker 3DS puzzle is out now in Europe. Make sure you have Wi-Fi enabled on your system, and the first piece should arrive via SpotPass.
Captain Toad’s puzzle previously released in North America earlier this month.
Nintendo will hold a Splatoon event during the Game Party Japan 2015 on December 31 and January 1 in Tokyo, the company has announced. The Wii U game will be playable as well. I imagine the demo will be the same as the one shown at E3 in June, but maybe Nintendo will surprise us!
Another Splatoon screenshot arrived on the game’s English Tumblr account today. View the new image below, and an explanation below.
This just in! There appear to be some members of the octopus forces that hit hard like a freight train. They’re also not so easy on the eyes… Just remember this: if it’s got two legs—look out!
With the launch of Final Fantasy Explorers in Japan, Square Enix has already started selling downloadable content.
Players can purchase costumes based on characters from Final Fantasy VII. These include Cloud with the Buster Sword weapon, Aerith with the Guard Rod weapon, and Tifa with the Premium Heart weapon. Pricing is set at 150 yen each.
More DLC will be available for Final Fantasy Explorers in the future.
Four retailer-exclusive amiibo have already been confirmed for North America. Shulk will only be available at GameStop, Best Buy is the exclusive store for Meta Knight, Lucario is at Toys “R” Us, and Target has Rosalina and Luma.
This might not be the end of retailer-exclusive amiibo, sadly. Check out this message from one Best Buy Canada representative:
Having anything be retailer-exclusive isn’t what anyone wants to see. I guess we’ll see how this plays out!
Four more themes are now available for purchase in North America. They are as follows:
Super Mario: Blue
A Merry Mario Holiday
Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Jingle’s Toy Day
Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D
Each of these themes are priced at $1.99.
Update (12/18/14): Bumped to the top. Nintendo uploaded the first show, and made the second public again.
A few more Atelier Rorona Plus: The Alchemist of Arland details have been translated from this week’s issue of Famitsu. Find them rounded up below.
– Battle system starts out with a symbol encounter system that seamlessly transfers into a grid-based battle area after touching a monster
– Unlock an “Atelier Astrid” mode after meeting certain conditions
– This will let players see how Astrid and Sterk lived back earlier on
– More to the mode than you would expect
– More to do once you’ve finished the story
– Meruru and Totori will swing by for a visit
– The three alchemists will have a journey to share
– One part of the story will reveal the events that led to Astrid taking Rorona on as her pupil
– Can change the difficulty
– 11 party member characters
