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It’s that time once again! CoroCoro has started to leak, and is providing the latest information about Pokemon Sun/Moon.

Thus far, we know about Alolan Grimer. It’s a Poison/Dark-type.

Stay tuned for more information.

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Turbo Outrun and Thunder Force III were previously confirmed as two new additions in SEGA 3D Fukkoku Archives 3: Final Stage. Thanks to the latest issue of Famitsu, another pair of titles are known to be included. The magazine’s latest issue notes that Alien Syndrome and Columns will both be in the package.

It’s unclear what sort of new features are planned for Alien Syndrome and Columns, but both will likely fall in line with other SEGA 3D Classics. We should find out more soon.

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Pokemon GO will soon be receiving a new update. On iOS, version 1.11.2 will be deployed soon while Android users can expect version 0.41.2.

The upcoming update introduces a few new things. This includes the catch bonus, updated gym training, and egg/incubator screens.

Head past the break for the official notice and full patch notes from Niantic.

13AM Games took to its Tumblr page today and shared a bunch of information about Runbow. The game originally debuted last August, but the company has been developing a New 3DS version alongside a retail release for that platform in addition to Wii U.

Speaking of Wii U, Runbow will be out physically on October 25 in North America. It will be accompanied by the final patch including Shantae as a playable character – entirely free.

13AM Games is still tinkering away on Runbow for New 3DS. There were some difficulties along the way, including the implementation of online play, so we’ll now be seeing the portable version in Q1 of next year. Internet connectivity is also taking the focus as opposed to local play and StreetPass.

Here’s the full news update from 13AM:

This week’s European Nintendo Downloads are as follows:

3DS Retail

Disney Magical World 2 – €39.99 / £34.99 / CHF51.90

3DS Download

Chase: Cold Case Investigation – Distant Memories – Price with My Nintendo Reward: €4.79 / £4.80 / CHF5.60; regular price: €5.99 / £6.00 / CHF7.00

Ash – €3.99 / £3.99 / CHF5.20

3DS Themes

At the Park with Miffy by Mercis – €0.99 / £0.89 / CHF1.40

Miffy at the Circus by Mercis – €0.99 / £0.89 / CHF1.40

Miffy in Autumn by Mercis – €0.99 / £0.89 / CHF1.40

Miffy trick or treat? by Mercis – €0.99 / £0.89 / CHF1.40

Update: Thanks to everyone who entered! Here are our winners:

North America: NidoPlebe, Evan_Bee
Europe: Admirau, Keitaro87


The excellent Quest of Dungeons launched on the Wii U and 3DS eShops this past week, and we have a few codes to hand out to you lovely people. We have four codes up for grabs: two for North America and two for Europe. They’re specific to Wii U (meaning you need a Wii U to redeem), but you’ll also be able to download the 3DS version as cross-buy is supported.

To enter, leave a comment below telling us about your favorite experience with a roguelike / dungeon crawler. Please be sure to specify your region to ensure that we can count your entry. The four winners will be selected randomly.

We’ll close the giveaway at 8:59 PM PT / 11:59 PM ET on October 7, which is 4:59 AM in the UK / 5:59 AM in Europe on October 8. Best of luck to everyone!

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Update 2 (10/8): Dragon Ball Fusions is now up for pre-order on Amazon Canada; 20 percent discount for Prime members.


Update (9/23): Amazon pre-orders have been fixed, so Prime members can now get Dragon Ball Fusions for 20 percent off. Same goes for Best Buy GCU members. Also up on GameStop.


Original (9/21): Following several leaks, Bandai Namco has officially confirmed the localization of Dragon Ball Fusions. The game will be released in North America on December 13. In Europe, the game is coming in February.

Dragon Ball Fusions is an action-RPG that provides a mix of fighting, customization, and collecting elements. Fans can look forward to a roster with a ton of different characters between the Dragon Ball anime and movies. It’s possible to come up with combinations of powerful characters, and the game sports functionality so that you can use the 3DS camera to take pictures with friends and fuse them with Dragon Ball characters or trade special moves with nearby players. You’ll be able to take on an original story in Adventure mode as well as a Multiplayer Battle mode.

Here’s the first English trailer:

Find the North American Dragon Ball Fusions boxart below. We’ve also attached some screenshots int he gallery.

Source: Bandai Namco PR

Senran Kagura

This past week, Marvelous announced a new Senran Kagura game known as Peach Beach Splash. It’s not planned for Nintendo platforms, but series creator and producer Kenichiro Takaki remains interested in supporting what the big N brings to the table.

In an interview with DualShockers, Takaki spoke briefly about his interest in NX as well as how he still wants to make a pinball game. You can read his comments on both of those topics below, along with talk about how Nintendo initially reacted to Senran Kagura.

During a recent episode of the Corner Office podcast, Activision CEO Bobby Kotick commented on a wide array of topics. Some interesting discussion came about when Kotick was speaking about how he’s been able to get early looks at certain things that would end up having a big impact on society. Kotick referenced the Macintosh and Toy Story, but in the video game industry, his favorite example is the Wii.

Before the Wii was unveiled, Kotick was invited to Nintendo’s headquarters in Japan for a preview of the platform. Late Nintendo president Satoru Iwata and Shigeru Miyamoto were both present. Kotick was simply handed a Wii remote, and was asked to try fishing. It all came naturally, and after that demo, he believed “this is going to completely transform video games”.

Kotick’s full words:

This week’s North American Nintendo Downloads are as follows:

Wii U Retail

Paper Mario: Color Splash – $59.99 (available Friday)

Wii U Download

Act it Out! A Game of Charades – $9.99 (available Monday)
Hurry Up! Bird Hunter – $7.99
Ninja Pizza Girl – $9.99
PSIBO – $4.99
SKORB – $8.99

Wii U Virtual Console


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