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To kick off the 2015 Pokemon World Championships, The Pokemon Company president Tsunekazu Ishihara as well as Bandai Namco’s Katsuhiro Harada and Masaaki Hoshino confirmed Pokken Tournament for Wii U. The full announcement can now be seen below.

Pokken Tournament is coming to Wii U, it was announced at the 2015 Pokemon World Championships. The game will be available spring 2016 worldwide.

Watch the new Wii U trailer for Pokken Tournament below.

For screenshots and the official announcement, continue on below.

We have a few more screenshots from Project X Zone 2. All of the images are in the gallery below.

Bandai Namco uploaded a commercial for the Japanese 3DS game Super Robot Wars BX. Watch it below.

A trademark for Pokken Tournament was registered in Europe 2 days ago. It’s not clear from the trademark itself whether this for the arcade version or a possible Wii U port, but the former seems more likely. The trademark holder is the Pokemon Company, not Nintendo, who usually register the trademarks for the Pokemon games.

Also, the trademark mentions the following:

Near field communication (NFC) technology-enabled devices, namely, key chain tags, key chains, key fobs, key tags, key rings and key holders, and figurines, to facilitate the transmission and recording and exchange of video game content.

You might be inclined to think that this refers to amiibo, but in Japan, Pokken arcade machines also have NFC functionality with something called BANA Passport, a card where users can store saved game data and transfer them from one arcade machine to another.

Either way, we’ll have to wait until an official announcement from Nintendo until we know for sure. We will keep you posted.

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Bandai Namco has published another trailer for Super Robot Wars BX. Check it out below:

Super Robot Wars BX is out now in Japan.

Famitsu has posted a new online preview for Project X Zone 2. The screenshots show Namco x Capcom antagonist Saya, new character Sheath, Sylphie from Forgotten Worlds, and Miyuki from Ordyne.

Also shown in the screenshots are some of the different systems. Primarily, Famitsu provides information about customization points, which are awarded after players clear battles. These points can be used to upgrade character skills by up to eight levels as well as introduce entirely new moves. Project X Zone 2 also features different skills that are automatically executed when certain conditions are met, which require customization points.

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This week’s Famitsu has another update on Project X Zone 2. Though we’ll have to wait a bit longer for a proper update, the magazine has posted a sneak peak of its article.

Famitsu reveals that Namco x Capcom antagonist Saya will be included in Project X Zone 2. Unsurprisingly, she’ll be featured an enemy.

Expect to hear more on Project X Zone 2 once Famitsu’s latest issue goes on sale.

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Bandai Namco has shared the packaging for Europe’s Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden New 3DS bundle. You can check out the full lineup of items above.

Here’s another look at the outer box itself:

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Lastly, here’s another look at the cover plates:

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Nintendo World Report has posted 13 minutes of footage of off-screen footage from Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden, which you can watch below. There’s some direct-feed sound mixed with commentary from Bandai Namco.


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