SEGA has revealed the next game joining its lineup of classic games redone in 3D. On August 20, 3D Thunder Blade will be available in Japan. Pricing is set at 926 yen.
There won’t be any new eShop releases in Japan next week due to the holidays. However, a few new Virtual Console games have been confirmed for the following week.
The following games are slated for August 20:
Fire Emblem Gaiden (Famicom) – 514 yen
Street Fighter Zero 2 (Super Famicom) – 823 yen
Mr. Driller 2 (Game Boy Advance) – 702 yen
The art above comes from a new PlatinumGames blog post covering enemy design in Bayonetta 2. You can find it right here.
Call of Duty: Black Ops II launched for Wii U in November 2012. Nearly two years later, the game has received a new map.
Nuketown 2025 has been out on other platforms for a very, very long time. Just recently though, it seems that the content finally came to Wii U. Players can obtain Nuketown 2025 by installing an update on their console.
Thanks to Jake for the tip.
According to the September issue of CoroCoro, the “Primal Reversion” forms of the legendary Pokemon Groudan and Kyogre will be featured in an upcoming movie debuting next year. No further information has been made available at this time. If additional details surface, we’ll be sure to let you know.
During this week’s Hyrule Warriors Direct, Nintendo announced that retailers would be offering exclusive costume DLC. We now have a little bit of news about which stores are offering the different pre-order bonuses.
First, the Ocarina of Time Costume Pack is confirmed for GameStop. This includes Ocarina of Time themed costumes for Link and Zelda.
Based on a listing on Amazon Canada, the retailer seems to be offering the Twilight Princess Pack in North America. The same rule applies here: you’ll receive Twilight Princess themed costumes for Link and Zelda.
My guess would be that Best Buy will have the final Skyward Sword Pack DLC.
