According to a Media Create report, Super Smash Bros. sold 109,811 copies in its third week in Japan. While the game moved 321,363 units in the week prior, there’s a logical explanation for the sales decline.
Media Create says in its latest report that Smash Bros. 3DS is suffering from stock shortages. Had more units been available, the title could have sold more.
Total sales for Smash Bros. 3DS currently sit at 1.37 million copies.
Last week, Amazon Germany listed Super Mario World, Super Mario question block, and 1UP mushroom Amiibo cases. Images have since surfaced for the latter two products, which you can find below.
We also have a tiny bit of news regarding the publisher of the Amiibo cases. Amazon Germany originally listed Gioteck as the manufacturer, but it now appears that PowerA is actually making the various products.
Today marks the launch of Super Smash Bros. for 3DS and I think we are all in for a “smashing” good time.
In honor of this Nintendo has updated its website to include three new secret characters, Spoiler Alert!
Check out the screenshots below;
Burlington, NC – October 3, 2014 – Actos Games, LLC., creator of their new Wii U exclusive title, psyscrolr, (pronounced “Sai-Scroller”) have released a new video series premiering every Friday called SageScrolr. The video series will help players understand the new ways the GamePad will be utilized in the upcoming anticipated platformer.
“psyscrolr has many new features, and we can’t wait to get them all in the hands of our players,” Jonathan Meyer, CEO of Actos Games, LLC. remarked. “Our innovative way that we use the GamePad to help players interact with the game is something we hope future indie platformers will look at and possibly follow in psyscrolr’s footsteps.”
