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A listing on GameStop contains new images and details for the upcoming Pokemon monopoly set.

Check out the official product description below:

Partner with Pikachu and friends in Pokémon Monopoly! Travel through all eight gyms and battle all kinds of Pokémon in the Pokémon: Kanto Edition of Monopoly. Buy, sell and trade with other trainers to collect the most powerful Pokémon team!

Ages 8+ | 2-6 Players

Includes:

Pokémon themed game board features the Kanto Region and all eight gyms
6 collectible metal tokens: Pikachu, Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle, Eevee, Jigglypuff
Custom sculpted Poké Marts and Pokémon Centers replace traditional Houses & Hotels
Instructions

GameStop’s listing contains an August 30 release date, but that seems off to me given the Saturday release. I guess we’ll see!

PlatinumGames has posted a new Bayonetta 2 blog post covering the game’s UI design.

First, check one clip from the post below:

And be sure to read the full thing here with lots of information and images.

We’ve seen the Japanese Hyrule Warriors Treasure Box quite a few times. Now you can get a look at the Premium Box as well!

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Amazon is the first to open pre-orders for Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate, and it looks like reservations just kicked off today. You can place an order here.

It was a little over a year ago that Natsume said it had no plans to localize Medabots 7. The company did at least give a small bit of optimism for the future by stating on its Facebook page, “Hopefully maybe the next one.”

Well, so much for that! Natsume told one fan on Twitter today that localizing the latest Medabots game, Medabots 8, is “out of our hands”. That also means “no current Medabots will be localized.”

Natsume’s message states:

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XType Plus is out now on the Wii U eShop, but PhobosLab isn’t done with the game.

In a Reddit AMA held last week, the developer said that an update is planned, and it will add off-TV play. Co-op is also likely to be come through a patch.

Here’s PhobosLab’s full response when asked about the possibility of co-op being added in the future:

Franky, It’s my first game on a console and I wanted to test the waters first. I didn’t want to develop something for a long time that nobody would be playing in the end.

Reception has been great so far. I’m planing an update and a co-op mode is pretty high on my todo list, along off-tv play. So: yes

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Wii U owners can expect more support from Zen Studios in the future. The company announced that three more tables will be coming to the console next week, and fans can look out for even more content going forward.

Zen Studios’ Mel Kirk told Nintendo Life:

Yes, we are aiming for Wii U parity in the future with updates and new tables. Additionally, KickBeat Special Edition will be released on Wii U in line with other releases on other consoles.

Zen is committed to continuing support of the Wii U eShop in the future. We are really encouraged by the amazing games coming to the platform and we think there will be a boost in Wii U sales that will hopefully translate to players coming to the eShop to discover games. I think Zen might have the most Wii U eShop releases, so we hope players enjoy our games!

Zen Studios has made a few titles for 3DS as well, though the platform isn’t as likely to be supported in the future, which Kirk explained:

At this time we do not have any 3DS plans to share. Our type of game system does not mesh very well with 3DS, so it has been tough to support add-on content. However, the game does play amazing on the 3DS, and I especially love it on the XL.

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Capcom put up a new post on its official blog today detailing the improvements made to Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy.

For the 3DS release, Capcom improved the game’s graphics, implemented 3D, re-mastered the sound effects and background music, and improved the translation. Of course, there’s a Japanese language option as well.

Head past the break to learn more about Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy’s improvements.

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