Protect Me Knight 2 came out on the Japanese 3DS eShop last year. Sometime in the future, a western launch will take place as well.
Developer Ancient has said on Twitter that work on the English version is progressing steadily. We also have a look at the English logo (see above) and a final name: “Protect Me Knight 2: The Princess’s TOKIMEKI Rhapsody”.
Today’s Super Smash Bros. 3DS update is a fairly sizable download. You’ll need 1,010 blocks of free space in order to get the patch on your SD card. It’s not huge by any means, though it’s larger than some titles on the eShop!
The 1.0.5 update for Super Smash Bros. 3DS is out now. Players in North America, Europe, and Japan can download the patch.
Today’s update is rather significant. amiibo figures are now supported, meaning players can train their fighters on the go. amiibo in Smash Bros. Wii U are compatible with the 3DS game.
Nintendo and Bandai Namco have also prepared a share mode. Players can post photos, replay data, and Mii Fighter data to the server to share with other users around the world. Other users can search and download the content. In addition, posting photos to Miiverse is now possible.
Read on below for the full update notes from Nintendo.
For whatever reason, Nintendo did not sent out its typical European downloads press release today. We do at least have some insight into what’s coming thanks to listings on the company’s website.
Here’s what we know of thus far:
3DS Retail
The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask 3D
Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate
Ace Combat: Assault Horizon Legacy+
3DS Download
Kirby Fighters Deluxe
Dedede’s Drum Dash Deluxe
Wii U Download
Blek
Red Riding Hood
Wii U Virtual Console
Blaster Master
Mappy Land
We’ll post the full European Nintendo Downloads when they’re officially announced. Hopefully tomorrow!
