Circle Entertainment intends to release a new “Quell” game this summer. The title will likely launch on the 3DS eShop, much like Quell Reflect did back in February.
Circle Entertainment wrote on Twitter earlier today:
We can expect next Quell game released in this summer. A fresh game design with addtional fun, of course the healing! music!
— CIRCLE Ent. (@CIRCLE_Ent) April 8, 2014
What’s the team behind Super Mario 3D World working on next? Why, a new Mario game of course!
Nintendo producer Yoshiaki Koizumi wouldn’t say if the new project is for Wii U or 3DS while speaking with EDGE. He did mention, however:
“That’s still a secret! I can tell you, though, that we’ve already started approaching our next challenge.”
“There’s still a lot more room for discovery and invention, and we’ll continue to propose new and exciting game mechanics going into the future.”
The Zelda and Pokemon Monopoly sets announced last month are apparently releasing a month earlier than expected. Southern Hobby Supply lists both products for release on August 21.
Southern Hobby Supply also has a listing up for a 550-piece Zelda puzzle. This will launch on August 15, according to the retailer.
You can find boxarts for all three products above.
This week’s Famitsu review scores are as follows:
Detective Conan: Phantom Rhapsody (3DS) – 7/8/8/7
Rewrite (PSP) – 7/8/8/7
Juuza Engi: Engetsu Sangokuden 2 (PSP) – 7/8/8/6
This week’s Famitsu features a new announcement pertaining to the Taiko Drum Master series. Taiko Drum Master: Don and Katsu’s Space-Time Great Adventure is coming to 3DS, the magazine confirms.
The title will feature four-player multiplayer as well as an RPG-like “Space-Time Great Adventure Mode”. Additionally, the new Taiko Drum Master comes with customizable elements that will affect the overall status of Don-chan.
One of the songs included in the game is said to be a Vocaloid song that has been causing a storm lately.
Development on the project is currently 75 percent complete.
Taiko Drum Master: Don and Katsu’s Space-Time Great Adventure will launch in Japan on June 26. Pricing is set at 4,740 yen.
Bandai Namco has announced “Puzzle Solving Battle Tore! Treasure Hunting Adventure”, a new 3DS title based on a Japanese game show. It features various challenges – such as what’s showcased in the clip above – in the form of mini-games and quiz battles. That’s the only information we have at present!
Along with today’s screenshot, Sakurai passed along the following message on Miiverse:
Pic of the day, and a very important announcement.
On 4/8, at 3 PM PST (8/4 11 PM UK time), we’ll be airing a Super Smash Bros. Direct!! There will be all kinds of info about the new Smash Bros. games on this simultaneous global stream that will be delivered “directly” to you, so don’t miss it!
It’s airing at a really late time for some of you, but it’ll probably be worth the wait.
You can watch the stream from the official site (www.smashbros.com).
From 17th April, pit your players against other sides across Europe, and discover the Nintendo Pocket Football Club Stats website!
8th April 2014 – On 17th April, Nintendo eShop is set to welcome the skills of budding football tacticians from across the continent when the football management simulation Nintendo Pocket Football Club releases exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS family of systems as a downloadable title. With the chance to lead a team of pint-sized players fr om humble beginnings to future glories, train up your team and choose to take on fellow managers via online play, and compete to be ranked as one of the ‘Top 100 Teams’ in Europe on the Nintendo Pocket Football Club Stats website.
In NPFC, your first steps in building the foundations for your managerial legacy lie in creating your club’s team name, kit and emblem, while early decisions at the Team Camp need to be made when discovering your best starting line-up and tactics. To improve your players’ performances, Training Cards found during matches are the key to helping your players reach their full Potential, with the ability to combine cards to discover Special Combos and enhance your players’ attributes even further. Only by experimenting with Training Cards, tinkering with your team selection, and getting your players plenty of game time will you start to see results pay off on the pitch.
