Nintendo Everything

Warner Bros. Interactive and TT Games revealed a slew of new characters for LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham at New York Comic-Con today.

Darkest Knight Batman, Solar Suit Superman, Condiment King, Green Loontern, and Man Bat are all in. That’s in addition to Conan O’Brien, who acts as a guide in the game.

Here’s the full roundup of character news from the LEGO Batman Twitter account:

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Earlier this year, the Game Boy celebrated its 25th anniversary. Indie French developer Christophe Galati is celebrating the occasion with a brand new tribute title.

Tasukete Tako-San: Save me Mr Tako is a action-platformer with automatic side-scrolling and semi-procedurally generated 2D environments. There are people to save, enemies/bosses to fight, and powers to use such as the ability to spit ink and paralyze foes.

A demo can be found on the game’s IndieDB page. Tasukete Tako-San: Save me Mr Tako will eventually be released on the Wii U eShop sometime after its completion.

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A much-needed Swords & Soldiers 3D update is coming to Europe next week. Circle will release a patch to address the game’s sluggish frame rate and bring in the addition of the Super Saucy Sausage Fest DLC.

The update will be available on October 16.

Circle hasn’t said if/when the update is coming to North America, but hopefully it’s soon!

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Has the North American Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker boxart received an update? Apparently so!

Let’s take a look at the original boxart shared back in June:

And here’s the new boxart found through a Nintendo game page listing:

Changing the boxart actually makes quite a bit of sense. It’s now in line with the Japanese packaging, pictured below:

Thanks to Jake for the tip.

In case it’s unclear: the white model is the New 3DS. The blue model is the very first 3DS model, while the black one is the 3DS XL.

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Another two Pokemon Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire scans have surfaced from this month’s CoroCoro. One of the main highlights is the new PokeNav, which is known as the “MultiNavi”.

MultiNavi provides four settings: MapNavi, TVNavi, PlayNavi, and DexNavi. PlayNavi includes features like Pokemon Amie and the GTS while DexNavi helps you find Pokemon in the wild and register them in your Pokedex.

In Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire, players will be able to sneak up on Pokemon. Pokemon encountered in the overworld can also be registered in the Pokedex.

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