Nintendo is changing Tomodachi Life for its western release. There aren’t many drastic overhauls, but there are some modifications in place to better suit the game’s new audience.
As for what’s changed, Nintendo of America’s Bill Trinen told GameSpot:
We know Mega Man Xtreme 2 is coming soon to the Virtual Console, and the game’s recent OFLC rating further points to its upcoming release. Capcom should be putting the game out on the 3DS eShop in the near future. Starting on May 1, a bunch of new Mega Man titles will begin hitting the Virtual Console.
On Twitter a little while ago, Saturnine Games shared an update about the status of Turtle Tale.
The 3DS version of the game has now been approved by Nintendo of America. It’s still awaiting approval in Europe though.
Saturnine is also continuing development of Turtle Tale on Wii U, which is “progressing well.” It could be submitted to lot check by the end of the month.
Saturnine hopes to see Turtle Tale out in mid/late May. Pricing will be under $5.
NOA approved Turtle Tale for 3DS. Now NCL has to approve it as well. We're hoping to hear from NOE any day now.
— Saturnine Games (@SaturnineGames) April 11, 2014
Turtle Tale for Wii U is progressing well. No promises, but the end of the month feels like a reasonable target for submitting to lot check.
— Saturnine Games (@SaturnineGames) April 11, 2014
@kitroplious Nothing concrete yet,but it's looking like Mid/Late May. Price will be under $5. Haven't committed to an exact price yet.
— Saturnine Games (@SaturnineGames) April 11, 2014
Rising Star Games has confirmed a European release date for Hometown Story. It’ll launch on May 2, the publisher has confirmed.
Hometown Story released in North America a number of months ago, but it seems that European version will offer the definitive experience. Because of the longer development time, ToyBox Inc. managed to implement a number of enhancements, including the addition of fishing.
You can find out what’s new in the European version of Hometown Story below.
