New 3DS themes are now available for purchase, and they’re all based on Animal Crossing: New Leaf.
The following themes have been added:
Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Isabelle at Town Hall
Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Mabel Able
Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Sable Able
Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Timmy & Tommy Nook
Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Colorful Pattern
Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Bulletin Board
Each of these themes are out now in North America and Europe. Pricing is set at $1.99 per download.
Things are looking up for Nintendo. Wii U sales rose in the last financial quarter, and the company is currently profitable.
Gamnesia also points out that, at the moment, Nintendo has ¥487,559 million ($4.5 billion) in cash and deposits. Throwing in short term investments like budgets for games on the horizon and other factors means that current assets are valued at ¥1,045,765 million ($9.67 billion).
The good news doesn’t end there! During the second financial quarter, Nintendo saw a net profit of $132 million. The company experienced a loss of $90 million in the first quarter, so Nintendo ended up gaining roughly $222 million in quarter two.
Target’s annual “buy 2, get 1 free” sale on video games will be taking place early next month. This offer will be valid starting on November 9.
A snapshot of Target’s upcoming ad indicates that all video games will be eligible for the deal. The sale will last through November 15.
If you’re planning on purchasing 3DS games anytime soon, you may want to hold off until November. That’s because Best Buy will be holding a “buy 1, get 1 50% off” sale starting November 9 lasting through the entire week.
Best Buy’s ad shows titles like Super Smash Bros. for 3DS and Fantasy Life for the deal.
Also on November 9, a few 3DS XL models will be available for $25 off. These include the black, red, and blue models.
Ludosity has confirmed that Ittle Dew is due out in Europe on November 27. It will be available via the Wii U eShop.
It’s taken quite some time for Ittle Dew to make its way to Europe, but the game will feature some updates. These include the ability to play off-TV, and full sound is emitted from the GamePad.
Tengami is launching on the Wii U eShop on November 13, Nyamyam has announced. That date applies to the Americas, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand. Pricing is set at $9.99 / £6.99 / €7.99.
Nyamyam “spent the last couple of months carefully porting the game over to the Wii U, as well as integrating Wii U specific features such as posting and sharing to Miiverse, as well as collectible Miiverse stamps.”
There are also plans to release Tengami in Japan at a later date.
Source: Nyamyam PR
