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Square Enix has announced Romancing SaGa DLC for Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call. Romancing SaGa 3’s “Four Demon Nobles Battle 1” (battle music) and Romancing SaGa’s “Horrible Shadow” (field music) will be offered.

It’s currently unclear how much the DLC will cost. Square Enix has also yet to say when exactly these extra songs will be made available.

Zen Studios is releasing DLC for Star Wars Pinball and CastleStorm on Wii U this week.

Starting on Thursday, players can purchase Star Wars Pinball’s first expansion known as “Balance of the Force”. Pricing is set at $9.99 / €9.99.

Below is the official table lineup for Balance of the Force:

AeternoBlade has received its first round of downloadable content. Players can purchase two items – a swimsuit costume priced at $0.99 as well as an Arena Mode for $1.99. More DLC should be coming to AeternoBlade in the future.

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Several months following the game’s launch, Call of Duty: Ghosts players on Wii U can finally pick up a piece of DLC.

“Free Fall”, an extra map offered to users on other platforms as a pre-order bonus, can now be downloaded from the eShop. Activision made the DLC available to Call of Duty: Ghosts owners on other consoles as well today.

Free Fall is completely free to download. If you have the game, you have nothing to lose by downloading it!


CastleStorm: From Outcast to Savior will be available for Wii U starting tomorrow in both North America and Europe, Zen Studios has announced.

From Outcast to Savior offers a brand new Royal Guard faction, new environments, an unlikely Hero, 20 new battles, new weapons, and Skirmish & Survival levels. Players will lead their army into battle in locales such as Stonecrest, The Royal Airport, The Skyship Harbor and the Bladgard Icefields as they attempt to capture the mighty Viking warrior, Chief Ramhorn.

Zen Studios also plans to release The Warrior Queen expansion on Wii U. However, a release date hasn’t been determined at this time.

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Nintendo is refunding Wii U owners who have purchased Batman: Arkham Origins’ season pass.

In an official message, Nintendo customer support explained that Warner Bros. has decided against bringing the game’s upcoming story campaign to Wii U. And so season pass owners are receiving refunds for the item – which costs $19.99 (plus tax) – in the form of eShop credit.

You can find Nintendo’s notice in full after the break.

Square Enix continues to support the Japanese release of Bravely Default: For the Sequel with downloadable bosses.

Next up is “Leviathan”, who will be distributed between January 7 and January 9. Players are recommended to be at level 80 before facing him.

Lucifer will follow on January 10 and will be available until January 16. Before battling Lucifer, it’d be best to be at level 70 or higher.


Warner Bros. has confirmed new story DLC for Batman: Arkham Origins. Based on the teaser image posted above, the common consensus is that Mr. Freeze will be involved in some fashion.

No word yet on when the DLC will arrive. Just a vague 2014 window has been provided as of now.

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