In total, over 100 million LEGO games have been sold, Warner Bros. has confirmed. The series joins other notable franchises such as Mario, Pokemon, and Final Fantasy to accomplish the same feat.
The latest LEGO game – LEGO Batman 3 – will launch this fall.
Update: Here’s a few more weird/confusing tweets!
I'm going to guarantee you, it's not what you think… RT @SteveMightSay GEEZ I WONDER WHAT IT IS
— Zelda Williams (@zeldawilliams) May 28, 2014
Who's going to E3? I'll be doing something extra special there. More details soon!
— Zelda Williams (@zeldawilliams) May 28, 2014
Who's going to E3? I'll be doing something extra special there. More details soon!
— Zelda Williams (@zeldawilliams) May 28, 2014
Under normal circumstances, the tweet above would seem harmless. But we’ve all heard about how Nintendo plans to show off the next Zelda game for Wii U at E3 next month.
Could Zelda Williams be tied into that somehow? Obviously speculation on my part, but we all know how important the Zelda franchise is to Zelda Williams. Her name comes from the series, after all!
Along with the screenshots above, we have an additional tidbit about the game. You can alter the Pokemon you use by touching the touchscreen for each Pokemon, or press the X, Y, or A buttons.
Pushmo World is coming to the Wii U, Nintendo has revealed. It will be available in Japan on June 19 for 1,000 yen. The official website can be found here.
Hyrule Warriors won’t feature any major voice acting, according to the game’s official Twitter account. Players will instead by presented with the standard types of voices that the Zelda series has been known for.
“Each character’s voice is modeled after the Zelda universe,” a message posted on the game’s Japanese Twitter account states. “It will have that ‘Hey! Listen!’ kind of feeling.”
I imagine that most won’t be surprised by this news. Still, I’m curious: how do you guys feel about the lack of expanded voice acting?
Select Club Nintendo members who have reached Platinum Status were recently provided with a Tomodachi Life demo code. Some fans were disappointed to have not received access, though you’ll be pleased to hear that a trial will be made available to all once the game is available.
Here’s what’s planned, as described by a Nintendo customer service representative:
– If you buy Tomodachi Life in North America digitally, you’ll apparently receive the download code for the “Move-In” demo (given to Club Nintendo members) and two codes for the physical version
– Transfer save data from the Move-In demo (and the Panda Suit bonus items) to the full version
– Standard demo will be available for everyone after Tomodachi Life launches
So there you have it! You should have no problem getting your hands on a demo for Tomodachi Life.
Thanks to Jordan W for the tip.
