Since launch, Mario Kart 8 players could only increase their online VR points to 9,999. However, with today’s update, it looks like the limit has been lifted. The image above shows one player who has already reached the five-figure zone.
Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot has issued a challenge to Nintendo’s Shigeru Miyamoto. Guillemot is looking for Miyamoto to participate in the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge.
Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime was recently called out by Xbox boss Phil Spencer to take part in the same event. Reggie hasn’t posted his video yet, but we can apparently expect big things.
Lots of details about Fatal Frame: The Black Haired Shrine Maiden have emerged from this week’s issue of Famitsu. You can find all of today’s information rounded up below.
Yuuri Kozukata
– Goes to the mountain to search for the owner of the shop, Hisoka Kurosawa
– Voiced by Risa Tawata
Miu Hinasaki
– Girl searching for her missing mother
– Her mother vanished when she was a child
– She’s never known the love of parents and feels empty
– Heads to the mountain believing her mother is there
– Voiced by Maaya Uchida
Ren Hojo
– Failure of an author
– Has known Yuuri for ages
– Whimsical and is scolded by his assistant for it
– He hears of a custom involving burial photos, and goes to the mountain to research for his new book. Voiced by Tatsuhisa Suzuki
Hisoka Kurosawa
– Owner of the shop
– Uses kagemi skills to search for lost things
– Goes to the mountain to look for a missing girl and vanishes
– Voiced by Atsuko Tanaka
Rui Kagamiya
– Ren’s assistant
– She respects him, calling him sensei, and as well as helping him out she thinks of him as family
– Voiced by Maaya Sakamoto
Locations
– Explore 3 main locations at the start
– These include forest and buildings around the mountain
Mikomori Onsen
– An abandoned old, big house known as a famous ghost spot where lots of ghosts are
Kurosawa Antiques
– Also a cafe
– Yuuri lives and works here
– People come here to request lost things be found, or have their fortunes told by Hisoka
Shirazu no Mori
– A forest in the mountain
– Ever since it became famous as a suicide spot, there’s been a big fence around it, which people sneak in through
– There are also rumors of a murderer hiding inside
Gameplay
– Plays out a bit like mission mode
– Choose your mission and then you unlock new missions
– You can replay missions as much as you’d like
– Once you complete the chapter goals, you get the next chapter
– Your goal is to find people
– Each person has different reasons for going to the mountain and getting there, so you’ll have to gather as much info about them as you can
– You can use something that’s like a “scent” of a person from things like a hair, their documents etc.
– That aids your “kagemi”
– Then you use your clues to search for them
– If you chase the memories of them you’ll find them, so you have to follow their past footsteps
– When you find them and “bring them back” from their spiriting away, it’s mission complete, but you’ll have to watch out for the ghosts lurking
– You can also use your “ghost sight” to find hints from ghosts
– Looks kind of like hidden ghosts in other games
– Gameplay on the TV
– Map on the GamePad
– The touch system for picking up items is back
– Ghost hands are also back
Mojo Bones has gone live with a new Siesta Fiesta patch in Europe. It doesn’t add any new functionality, but it does address a notable bug in which medals earned after completing a level were deleted. We’ll let you know if/when the patch becomes available in North America.
Azure Striker Gunvolt won’t eat up much space on your SD card, given how the game weighs in at only 2,623 blocks.
As tweeted by the game’s official Twitter account:
: fyi for those asking or anyone curious, just checked the size of the #Gunvolt download — 2,623 blocks : pic.twitter.com/hYWF4xWzCb
— Gunvolt Official EN (@GunvoltGame) August 27, 2014
Azure Striker Gunvolt launches this Friday in North America.
A World of Keflings is coming soon to Wii U. To prepare fans for launch, developer NinjaBee games has been showcasing different elements of the game on Twitter.
You’ll find all of the tweets gathered below:
With the release of #Keflings on Wii U looming, now is a good time to start going over some of the extras Nintendo fans are getting.
— NinjaBeeGames (@NinjaBeeGames) August 19, 2014
A personal favorite? The GamePad map. An easy way to find your buildings, quests, and Keflings. Never lose anything! pic.twitter.com/t8Pw2YtVUt
— NinjaBeeGames (@NinjaBeeGames) August 19, 2014
The best part of the map is that it marks out unemployed #Keflings for me. I always miss one or two. No more! pic.twitter.com/ayOwvFEc0W
— NinjaBeeGames (@NinjaBeeGames) August 19, 2014
Another GamePad exclusive feature in #Keflings : remote access to your workshops! Build on the go. pic.twitter.com/iSm6AeP7px
— NinjaBeeGames (@NinjaBeeGames) August 20, 2014
The GamePad will even let you get information on individual #Keflings. See their job and track their skills. pic.twitter.com/ttEAGfD2Tm
— NinjaBeeGames (@NinjaBeeGames) August 22, 2014
We've thrown some visual enhancements into A World of #Keflings on #WiiU as well. Looks even chillier. pic.twitter.com/zoppjfLOKe
— NinjaBeeGames (@NinjaBeeGames) August 25, 2014
Here's the same environment from a slightly different angle. pic.twitter.com/Xnajh1CiKt
— NinjaBeeGames (@NinjaBeeGames) August 25, 2014
As far as getting extra value, #WiiU owners will be getting ALL THREE DLC kingdoms when they buy A World of #Keflings pic.twitter.com/UaQlTZ7IU1
— NinjaBeeGames (@NinjaBeeGames) August 26, 2014
Thanks to ChaosCrystal for the tip.