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Nintendo released official videos for Chu Chu Rocket, Winds of Thunder, and Ganbare Goemon Gaiden on the Japanese Wii U Virtual Console. Watch them below.

Update (10/20): Bumped to the top. Along with the red set pictured above, Nintendo will also be releasing a black version. We also have more photos in the gallery below thanks to Amazon Japan.


Original (10/6): Next month, Nintendo will be bringing out a new set of hanafuda cards. These designs are based on the Mario series.

Consumers in Japan can pick up the hanafuda cards on November 15. Pricing is set at 2,160 yen.

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Last week, SEGA held another live stream recording for its Japanese 3DS game 7th Dragon III Code: VFD. You can check it out in full below.

Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 3 was announced a while ago for 3DS. Square Enix have now opened up the game’s (Japanese) website here. At the moment, there’s not a whole lot to be found there other than a brief teaser video though.

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Cardfight!! Vanguard G: Stride to Victory!, FuRyu’s upcoming Japanese 3DS game, has received a new trailer. You can watch it below.

Mixi issued another batch of Monster Strike 3DS screenshots and art today showing the various monsters and battles. Look at the latest images from the game below.

Thanks to the official Yo-kai Watch Dance: Just Dance Special Version website, we now know that the game will only have ten playable songs.

Here’s a listing of the first six confirmed thus far:

“Uchuu Dance!”
“Jinsei Dramatic”
“Gerappo Dance Train”
“Dan Dan Dubi Zuba!”
“Gera Gera Po no Uta”
“Yo-kai Taisou Daiichi”

Yo-kai Watch Dance: Just Dance Special Version is coming to Japan on December 5. The standard version is priced at 4,622 yen while the Wii Remote Plus controller bundle costs 7,236 yen.

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Pro Yakyuu Famista Returns sold nearly 26,000 copies during its first week on the Japanese market. That may not seem like much, but the game actually did quite well.

Media Create reports that the first week sell-through rate for Pro Yakyuu Famista Returns was 88.72 percent. The previous title in the series, Pro Baseball Famista 2011, sold 13,000 units in its first week with a sell-through rate of 27.64 percent.

Although it has been roughly four and a half years since that and the interval between releases has been wide, the initial sales of the new 3DS game are double when compared to Famista 2011. Also, as the sell-through is very high, many shops have sold out. There is the favorable timing that Pro Baseball Climax Series is being held and the Jikkyo Powerful Pro Baseball series doesn’t see a regular yearly entry this year, so it can be considered that Famista Returns attracts the demand from baseball game fans.

Next week, The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes will be releasing in Japan (not to mention the west as well). Consumers can pre-order the game on Amazon for a triforce emblem keychain. You can get a look at the Japanese bonus above.

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Level-5 prepared a new Yo-kai Watch Busters trailer, which shows the upcoming “Moon Rabbit Team” update. You can watch it below.

The Moon Rabbit Team update for Yo-kai Watch Busters is due out in Japan in December.


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