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Update: Full lineup of sales:

First Batch – January 15-28
Kid Icarus
Super Mario 3D Land
Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D
Animal Crossing
A-Train 3D
Phoenix Wright 1-3 Collection
Hatsune Miku Project Mirai 2
Little Battlers Experience – Danball Senki Wars
Chibi-Robo! Photo Finder
Dillon’s Rolling Western
Azure Striker Gunvolt

Second Batch – January 29-February 11
Zelda – A Link between Worlds
Kirby Triple Deluxe
Mario Kart 7
Luigis Mansion 2
Sengoku Musou Chronicle 2nd
Super Robot Wars UX
Story of Seasons
Fantasy Life LINK!
Chibi-Robo! Photo Finder
Dillon’s Rolling Western
Azure Striker Gunvolt


Nintendo has done something rather interesting with New 3DS systems in Japan. The company recently sent out a dedicated sales application that can be used to take advantage of game prices that are reduced by 40 percent. The lineup includes Kid Icarus: Uprising, Super Mario 3D Land, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D, Animal Crossing: New Leaf, and more.

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

Wii U Download

Family Tennis SP
Electronic Super Joy: Groove City
uWordsmith

Wii U Virtual Console

Street Fighter 2010: The Final Fight

Wii

Super Mario Galaxy 2

3DS Download

3D After Burner II
WRC Official Game of the FIA World Rally Championship
Soccer Up Online
Space Lift Danger Panic!
Best of Mahjong
Quell Memento

3DS Virtual Console

Lufia: The Legend Returns

3DS Demos

Asterix The Mansions of the Gods
WRC Official Game of the FIA World Rally Championship

Price Reduction

LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham for Wii U has been reduced to $39.99 (from $49.99)
The LEGO Movie Videogame for Wii U has been reduced to $19.99 (from $29.99)
LEGO The Hobbit for Wii U has been reduced to $19.99 (from $29.99)
LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham for Nintendo 3DS has been reduced to $19.99 (from $29.99)
Soccer Up 3D for Nintendo 3DS has been reduced to $2.99 (from $6.99)

eShop Sales

The Throwback Sale is on! Generations of fun come together as we pair classic games from past Nintendo systems with their newer siblings on Wii U and Nintendo 3DS. Going on now until Feb. 5 at 8:59 a.m. PT, we’ll offer weekly discounts on select game pairings like Super Mario Galaxy 2 and Super Mario 3D World. Buy one or buy both games in each pairing – either way, you’ll get great savings during the sale. Check out www.nintendo.com/eshop/offers#throwback-sale for more details.

Loads of indie hits are now on sale during the Super Indie Connection Sale #2. Now through 8:59 a.m. PT on Jan. 29, fans who own any of the participating games already – or purchase one at full price during the promotion – qualify to receive 60 percent off any of the other participating games. Check out http://www.nintendo.com/eshop/offers for more details.

Source: Nintendo PR

Update 3: Best Buy has now sold out of the Majora’s Mask pre-orders!


Update 2: Majora’s Mask New 3DS XL now available for pre-order here.


Update: The Majora’s Mask New 3DS XL is sold out at GameStop. Meanwhile, Best Buy has now opened pre-orders for the black and red systems.


New 3DS pre-orders are now starting to go live. GameStop is the first retailer to be taking reservations, but we’ll keep this post updated throughout the day.

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Majora’s Mask Edition
Monster Hunter 4 Edition
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Nintendo finally confirmed the New 3DS for the west today. However, unlike Europe, North America won’t be receiving the standard/smaller New 3DS system that features cover plates. Consumers in the region will only have the option to purchase the New 3DS XL.

As for why this is so, Nintendo of America told Kotaku:

Different territories make their own business decisions regarding individual products and timing. We think New Nintendo 3DS XL makes the most sense for our market. Nintendo makes different systems at different price points for a whole range of consumers, and New Nintendo 3DS XL simply expands those choices even further.

When asked if Nintendo of America will ever release the standard New 3DS, the company said: “We have nothing to announce at this time.”

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There were a few games shown during today’s Japanese Nintendo Direct that haven’t been confirmed for the west yet. One of these is Box Boy, a new eShop title coming from HAL Laboratory.

As the name suggests, Box Boy is all about making boxes. You’ll need them to progress through stages and reach goals.

Box Boy is out today on the Japanese 3DS eShop. Pricing is set at 630 yen. You can find the official site here and a trailer below.

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This information comes from a GameStop spokesperson:

“Online, the [Majora’s] Mask bundle sold out within 15 minutes. However, customers can still order one by visiting any of our stores. This order will have to be paid in-full at a store, and can be shipped to the customers home, rather than having to go to the store for pick-up.”

Not so fast there, GameStop! There are rumors going around that in-store pre-orders are gone as well. You may need to look at another retailer for this special New 3DS system!

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Etrian Mystery Dungeon will be available on April 7. The game will be distributed in stores and on the eShop.

Source: Atlus PR

Cuter Than Ever, Miku and Friends are Back! Launching on Nintendo 3DS from May 26

SAN FRANCISCO & LONDON – January 14, 2015 – SEGA® of America, Inc. and SEGA® Europe, Ltd. today announced that Hatsune Miku™: Project Mirai DX, a 3D rhythm game developed specifically for the Nintendo 3DS™ hand-held system, will be available on store shelves and via digital download in North America on May 26, 2015, followed by Japan and Korea on May 28 and Europe on May 29. In collaboration with Good Smile Company, a popular Japanese figure company, Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX features Miku and all of her friends in their Nendoroid figure style. SEGA will release information about retailer preorder programs at a later date.

Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX features forty-eight full length versions of fan-favorite songs with multiple game modes and play styles. Game modes include both “Touch Mode” and “Button Mode”, each featuring multiple levels of difficulty and a wealth of customization options. Players are able to adjust difficulty via challenge and support items, change timing indicators and target icons, and swap out vocals in certain songs. Further, players can watch their favorite videos and add scrolling commentary in the Mirai Theater, create unique dance routines in the Dance Studio, and compose their own song phrases in My Tune. The game also features customizable Player Cards which can be shared with the community over StreetPass™ and kept current via SpotPass™.

Source: SEGA PR


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