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Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai Remix

Update: Official announcement can be found here. It confirms that Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai Remix is based on Mirai 2.


Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai Remix is heading overseas, SEGA has announced. It will be released throughout the west and Asia in 2015.

Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai Remix will be the full localized version of the original game. SEGA seems to be including new elements as well.

SEGA announced today’s news during a Hatsune Miku talk show that was broadcasted on Niconico. The title will commemorate the series’ 5th anniversary.

A sharp looking costume in today’s screenshot, Sakurai details how the Mii Gunner’s cannon will work aesthetically:

The Mii Gunner in his suit. Looking sharp! The arm cannon’s design will change depending on the outfit, but the attacks and projectiles will be the same.

A new Nintendo Direct of sorts will be shown this Friday, Nintendo has confirmed. The latest presentation will be dedicated to the Japanese release of Youkai Watch 2. Youkai Watch 2 Direct will be shown at 6 PM Japan time.

Some more teasing from Mr Sakurai today, this time pertaining to Little Mac:

The pink sweatshirt looks really cool on Little Mac, so you can use that outfit in this game… How can a pink sweatshirt look so cool?

He doesn’t stop there:

Looks like some of you noticed that this version of Little Mac wasn’t shown at E3. There are many things, like Link’s Skyward Sword tunic design I posted earlier, that haven’t been revealed yet.

Satoru Iwata

We knew that Satoru Iwata had been re-elected as Nintendo’s president during the company’s Annual Shareholders Meeting last week. Now we know what the CEO’s approval rating was.

This year, Satoru Iwata managed to see an 80.64 percent approval rating. That’s up from last year’s percentage of 77.26 percent.

Here’s a comprehensive breakdown of approval ratings:

Shovel Knight designer/director Sean Velasco and pixel artist Nick Wozniak recently spoke with Hardcore Gamer and gave some lengthy insight into what the studio has planned next for the game. Additionally, Yacht Club discussed the possibility of sequels – again touching on ideas like a 16 bit version or N64-styled game with 3D visuals – as well as interest in pursuing original titles as well.

You can find Velasco and Wozniak’s comments below and the full interview here.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3DS boxart

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