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Some new information regarding the latest entry in the Taiko no Tatsujin series has emerged:

  • “Let It Go” from Frozen will be available to download free until August 31st
  • The game will feature crossovers from Monster Hunter 4 and Yo-Kai Watch
  • By playing the Monster Hunter 4 medley you can unlock a Felyne costume Don
  • Jibanyan from Yo-kai Watch will be available to join your party too

You can check all this info out, along with some other announcements in video form below

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It may not have any information pertaining to release dates or confirm much more than what we already know, but Final Fantasy Explorers now has an official website. Expect more information to come out of the site over the coming weeks. For those curious to trawl through the little information that’s been released, check it out here

The newly announced Mii fighters operate a bit differently to traditional Smash Bros. characters thanks their customization options and today Sakurai explains a bit more about that:

Here are some weapons the Mii Swordfighter can use: Shurikens of Light, Chakrams, and Gale Strikes. You can control the direction the Chakram is thrown, or even make it stall in midair. The Chakram is also the only one of these tied to the side special move, so you can use one of the other items consecutively with this one.

During an interview at last week’s E3, Reggie was asked whether or not he thought the Wii U could ever outsell the Playstation 4 or Xbox One. He had the following to say:

“The dirty little secret is if you look at life-to-date numbers, between Sony and Nintendo they’d be pretty close in terms of PS4 vs. Wii U, with Xbox coming in third place,”

“I think it’s going to be a three-horse race for the balance of this cycle.”

Reggie admitted that the delays of Wonderful 101 and Pikmin 3 caused issues for the console at launch but also doesn’t think that warrants another console right away:

“We think that the Wii U has a long and vibrant life in front of it,”

“What it needs are games like Mario Kart 8 and Super Smash Bros Wii U and Splatoon – those types of games that can really drive the installed base. We believe if we can do that effectively the Wii U has a long and robust life.”

“The interesting point there is that when we announced the Wii U and when we announced all of the launch details, we fully expected games like Wii Fit U, Pikmin, the The Wonderful 101 to be in the launch window,”

“The Nintendo quality bar is really what kept us from launching those games potentially in February or March and so that’s what created the lack of software during that initial launch phase.”

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Nintendo had a pretty great E3 this year. Austin and I react to more of the news, including Splatoon, Star Fox Wii U, Zelda Wii U, Hyrule Warriors, and more!

Part 1 here:

http://nintendoeverything.com/just-a-chat-reacting-to-nintendo-at-e3-2014-part-1/

Thanks for listening, and we’ll hopefully be back with another Just a Chat soon!


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Three more games should be reaching the North American Wii U eShop this week. Another World – 20th Anniversary Edition, How to Survive, and Color Zen Kids will all launch in just a few days, assuming listings on the Wii U eShop are correct. Each will release on June 19.

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ON THIS EPISODE: It’s all E3 all the time, today! As you’d expect, we talk in depth about all of the worthwhile announcements from E3, with highlighted pointed on Splatoon, Zelda Wii U, and the amiibo figurine platform.

PLUS: We somehow managed to talk more about the Tomodachi Life marriage controversy, despite that being more or less “over”.

AND: A tiny shred of listener mail rounds out the week, as usual!

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Nintendo’s online store has discounts available for refurbished 3DS XL and 3DS models. Pricing is set at $135 and $95 respectively. Of course, you’ll need to throw in shipping and tax as well.

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