Japanese publication 4Gamer put up a lengthy article covering some of the elements included in the playable demo of Petit Computer 3DS. Here’s a quick summary:

– You can edit until line 999,999
– Circle Pad Pro support
– You can color code words
– You can fold the program display
– You can edit multiple sources (up to 4)
– Painting function with standard equipment
– Enhanced editing features (such as an undo function and multi-line copying)
– Input supports the device’s microphone, camera, sensors, etc
– User work can be managed on the server
– Has a link with the Detune’s application (music software)

In case you were wondering, Nintendo is still keeping the “Where the Fairy Flies” subtitle for Bravely Default in Europe:

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NetherRealm Studios creative director Ed Boon has teased “big” news for Injustice: Gods Among Us.

Boon wrote on Twitter that an update will be shared sometime next week. He could be referring to the New York Comic-Con, which kicks off on Thursday.

Boon tweeted:

Perhaps Boon is referring to Injustice: Gods Among Us – Game of the Year Edition. While Warner Bros. hasn’t announced the re-release, several retailers and ratings boards have hinted at a future reveal.

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River City Ransom: Underground has reached its funding goal on Kickstarter with less than three days remaining. Conatus Creative needed to raise $180,000 CAD in order to secure funding, which was met just a short while ago.

River City Ransom: Underground hasn’t been officially confirmed for Nintendo platforms as of yet. But if the $320,000 stretch goal is met, then the game will most definitely come to the Wii U and 3DS.

You can donate to the River City Ransom: Underground Kickstarter here.

Update: Deal is dead on Amazon, but you may be able to find the game in-store at Target for the same price.

Amazon has Tekken Tag Tournament 2: Wii U Edition for one of the lowest prices we’ve seen for the game thus far. You can purchase the fighter for just $10 – it’s certainly worth that much.

Tekken Tag Tournament 2 is somewhat special on Wii U. It features costumes from Nintendo’s franchises along with a unique mode which incorporates power-ups from the Mario series.

Zelda: A Link Between Worlds has shown improvement since its showing at E3 2013. Some aspects have been changed/added as well.

Here’s a quick comparison of an E3 2013 screenshot and an October image released last week:

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The Quebec government will be assisting Warner Bros. Games Montreal in expanding its staff count. Over the next five years, the studio will be adding on 100 new employees.

This is just the latest case of Quebec lending its support to the gaming industry. It was only a few days ago that Ubisoft announced a staff increase of its own after receiving a $9.9 million contribution and tax credit from the government.

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