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Elliot Quest just received a patch last week that was intended to be a bug fix. However, more issues have cropped up, and another update is in the works.

Over on Miiverse, PlayEveryWare’s Thomas O’Connor wrote:


No word yet on when this latest patch will be available. We’ll let you know when we hear anything.

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Update: Now live in North America as well (thanks LordDisco).


StreetPass Mii Plaza has received a 4.0 update in Europe. You’ll need to grab the update directly from the app rather than through the eShop.

Along with today’s update, users can now purchase the new StreetPass Fishing (Ultimate Angler) and StreetPass Zombies (Battleground Z) games in addition to StreetPass Mii Plaza Premium.

We’ll update this post when we confirm that the new content is live in North America.

Watch a bunch of footage from the new StreetPass Mii Plaza content below.

Following the release of Citizens of Earth’ update earlier this week, Atlus has now sent out official patch notes. We know that loading times have been cut in half on Wii U, bugs have been addressed, and fixes have been implemented for crashes.

Below are the full patch notes:

General Patch Details:

– Minor bug fixes
– Crash/stability fixes
– Reduced encounters in Casino Canyon
– Added checkpoint in Casino Canyon
– Added Retro soundtrack

Wii U:

– Loading times halved

Citizens of Earth is available via the Wii U and 3DS eShops.

Source: Atlus PR

Nintendo didn’t provide a whole lot of details about today’s Smash Bros. Wii U/3DS update. In terms of balancing, it was only said that adjustments were made “for a more pleasant gaming experience.”

Even though Nintendo is keeping quiet, fans are certainly not. There’s already quite a few details out there about balance changes in particular. If you’re interested in learning about all of the modifications uncovered thus far, read on below.

Confirmed Changes

Engine

A + B together produces smash attacks
Tilting the analog stick + smash stick together no longer produces tilts, but rather smash attacks.
Lylat Cruise edges (including Omega) changed to “slope” recoveries

Diddy Kong
Up Air Damage 8% -> 6% [KB reductions?]
Forward Air Damage 12/10% -> 10/8%
Up Throw 10% -> 8%
Down Throw 7% -> 6%

Sheik
Bair 10% -> 7%

Citizens of Earth’s new patch is now available in North America. You can download the update for both Wii U and 3DS.

As confirmed by the official Eden Industries Twitter account:


As for what’s included in today’s update…


Europe should have access to the Citizens of Earth patch on Wednesday.

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Elliot Quest’s latest patch is out now. After applying the 1.2.1 update, players will find a much more stable experience.

The new Elliot Quest patch addresses an issue with the Graveyard area in which some players were getting stuck. Additionally, PlayEveryWare says that “A few other areas have been adjusted and tuned as well.”

PlayEveryWare’s Thomas O’Connor wrote on Miiverse:


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Plenty of Fishies has received a new patch. We’re not entirely sure about the specifics yet, but one thing we’re hearing is that it adds Miiverse support. If we do obtain extra information about the update, we’ll update this post.

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Nintendo uploaded a video today showing off the new update for Code Name: S.T.E.A.M. Watch it above.

Code Name: S.T.E.A.M. players can download the update from the eShop right now. On an interesting note, the game’s demo has also been updated with the same fast-forward feature.

Battleminer’s new update has gone live in Europe. The patch adds multiplayer, animals, and New 3DS support.

Check out a trailer for the update below.


When Battleminer’s update is live in North America, we’ll be sure to let you know.

Nintendo has released a new update for Code Name: S.T.E.A.M., which was announced during last week’s Nintendo Direct. Version 1.1.0 has one purpose: to speed up alien movement while enemy turns are taking place.

Note that the update takes up 27 blocks of space.

If you’re interested in checking out the official patch notes, read on below (or check out the graphic above).


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