A little bit of online maintenance will be taking place on Monday for Super Mario 3D World. Between 7:30 PM ET and 8:30 PM ET (4:30 PM PT and 5:30 PM PT), the game’s online functionality will be affected.
Super Mario 3D World doesn’t have a whole lot of online features, so it’s a bit strange to see it getting maintenance. Aside from ghosts Miis and some Miiverse usage, there’s not too much there.
Citizens of Earth will now launch in November, publisher Atlus has announced. It was previously slated for October.
When it does release, Citizens of Earth will cost $14.99. It should be worth the price as the developers are including “30+ hours of classic JRPG-inspired entertainment”.
Check out the gallery above for new screenshots from Citizens of Earth.
Source: Atlus PR
Mobot Studios has shared new details about the upcoming Wii U eShop game Paper Monsters Recut, which we’ve rounded up below. A few screenshots are also posted above.
– Based on the original game
– Nearly a full year spent rebuilding from the ground up so it looks and plays the way a console platformer should
– Tight responsive controls with classic super-speed button and double jump
– World made up of paper, cardboard, strings, and a few cotton balls
– Adorable cast of characters and bosses
– Old school style playable overworld, with plenty levels and secrets to unlock along the way
– Collect special treasure to unlock bonus high score mini games
– Tons of gameplay variety, new levels, power-ups, and hidden stages
– Jetpacks and lasers
– Original soundtrack
– Full 1080p visuals
– New dynamic lighting, real-time shadows, and extra polish
– Wii U GamePad special features and support (including GamePad only mode)
Source: Mobot Studios PR
Nintendo has shared some screenshots from Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker. While they’re from levels we’ve already seen, the actual images are new.
Natsume is continuing its series of developer diaries for Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley, and has revealed new details.
First, producer Taka Maekawa discusses how caring for and raising animals will work:
“While we were first developing Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley, we called it by a code name: Back to Basics. We’ve applied this philosophy to many aspects of the game, including the animals available on the farm. We went back to the basics: cows, sheep, chickens, and, of course, horses.”
You can find a whole bunch of animal details below, and a few art pieces above.
Senran Kagura 2: Deep Crimson is getting a patch in Japan next week. According to a tweet from producer Kenichiro Takaki, the team is addressing bugs and the game’s balance. Version 1.1 should be out this month if everything goes well.
