A new physical reward has been added to the European Club Nintendo website. As of today, members can use their stars to order a Kirby Triple Deluxe soundtrack. It features 46 tracks and three bonus pieces, along with an insert from the game’s director and two composers.
Fans can order the Kirby Triple Deluxe soundtrack here. It costs 2,000 points.
Along with the screenshots above, we have confirmation that the following staff members are involved with the development of The Legend of Legacy:
Director: Masataka Matsura
Image Illustration: Tomomi Kobayashi (SaGa franchise character illustrator)
Game Design: Kyoji Koizumi (SaGa franchise battle designer)
Character Design: Ryo Hirao
Background Art: Misako Tsutsui (ex-S-E background artist)
Monster Design: Yuichiro Kojima (ex-S-E texture artist), Ryoji Shimogama (ex-S-E creature designer)
Composer: Masashi Hamauzu (I hear he makes good music)
Sound Editor: Kenichi Saito
Text Direction: Masato Kato (wrote for Chrono Trigger and Xenogears, wrote and directed Chrono Cross)
Narration: Emiko Shiratori
Title Logo Design: Tadahiko Kawaguchi
Movie Design: Shuhei Yamagata
The Ice Climbers are not included on the final roster for Super Smash Bros. on 3DS/Wii U. However, there does appear to be some last remnant of them in the 3DS version.
A glitch has been discovered in the Japanese release that results in a “Nana, Popo” chant. This can be heard by playing as Villager and defeating at least two Dr. Marios at once with 100% damage.
For what it’s worth, it doesn’t look like the glitch can be replicated in the US version of the game.
This year’s Tokyo Game Show may be over, but the Japanese game announcements haven’t ceased. In fact, this week’s Famitsu contains the reveal of a new 3DS title: Kenka Bancho 6: Soul & Blood. Details have not leaked from the magazine yet, but you can expect information to arrive soon.
23rd September, 2014 – Nintendo has unveiled details of a more convenient mechanic for selling downloadable versions of Wii U and Nintendo 3DS games at retail across the UK, Ireland and Germany, with further European countries following in the future.
The new distribution platform allows European retailers the opportunity to sell a range of Nintendo digital codes via a tablet-based solution. In turn, customers will be able to visit participating stores to conveniently purchase redemption codes for Wii U and Nintendo 3DS software, including download exclusive titles and add-on content, using this new purchase mechanic. In-store, once a customer has chosen a game to purchase, the retailer will use the tablet-based service to issue and print out a unique code that will allow the purchaser to download the specific content to their Wii U or Nintendo 3DS device via Nintendo eShop.
The new distribution platform is already available at LEGOLAND Germany in Günzburg, Germany, and also recently launched in the UK – on 17th September – at the Reading branch of Smyths Toys Superstore.
Originally released for DSiWare, 99Seconds will be EnjoyUp Games’ next addition to the Wii U eShop. The game will be released on October 2.
EnjoyUp tweeted today:
EnjoyUp today announces that 99Seconds will be released on Thursday 2nd October 2014 on the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo #WiiU
— EnjoyUp (@enjoyupgames) September 23, 2014
