Lone Survivor: The Director’s Cut could be heading to Europe in just a couple of weeks. At the moment, the Wii U eShop is listing an October 16 release date. Lone Survivor will cost €11,99 at launch.
Azure Striker Gunvolt is coming to Europe this winter, the game’s official Twitter account confirms.
Earlier today, the following message was published:
We’re proud to officially announce our release window for Europe! #Gunvolt will be coming in French, Italian, German, & Spanish this winter!
— Gunvolt Official EN (@GunvoltGame) September 30, 2014
Azure Striker Gunvolt previously launched in North America on August 29.
Super Smash Bros. for 3DS will make use of the New 3DS’ c-stick. However, there is no support for the Circle Pad Pro, which works with regular 3DS systems.
Smash Bros. director Masahiro Sakurai explained why this is so in his latest bi-weekly Famitsu column. He noted:
“Supporting the CCP requires the use of some of the CPU’s processing load. From the information received during the development of Kid Icarus: Uprising, this is a quite large load at around 5%. Kid Icarus: Uprising and Smash both use the maximum capability of the device, so we had to abandon the idea of CCP support. With the New 3DS, we were able to support the C-Stick as the processing power is increased and it is not a peripheral device.”
This week’s issue of Famitsu offers up a release date for Kamen Rider: SummonRide. According to the magazine, Bandai Namco will be releasing the game on December 4. Pricing is set at 8,550 yen.
Famitsu also provided the following details:
– Features the Heisei-era Riders in an alternate world
– Up to four people can cooperate
– Place the leader of your “Ride Figures” on the “Ride Gate”
– This is essentially a platform that will let you place your figurine to register its data into the game
– “Ride Chips”: enhance your characters
– Summon support characters to help you out
– Buying the game gives you the Ride Gate, three Ride Figures, three Enhance Ride Chips, and an Allied Rider Chip
– The confirmed Riders are: Drive, Kuuga, Agito, Ryuki, Faiz, Blade, Hibiki, Kabuto, Den-O, Kiva, Decade, W, OOO, Forze, Wizard, and Gaim
