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Just a couple of days ago, we reported on new 2DS bundles located on Amazon Spain and Amazon Germany. Since then, additional European retailers listings have been discovered – named ones onĀ Game Mania and Toys XL. It’s sounding like the 2DS bundles will begin hitting stores next month.

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Atlus has announced a new Persona game of sorts for the 3DS. The project, titled “Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth”, is coming to Japan on June 5, 2014.

Shadow of the Labyrinth is a spin-off, mixing characters from Persona 3 and Persona 4. The game is presented in a chibi style. Players can expect dungeon-crawling gameplay and battles similar to Etrian Odyssey IV.

Screencaps from Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth’s debut trailer can be found above.

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Call of Duty: Ghosts launched in Japan last week. How’d the Wii U version do? Not too well, though it did do slightly better than other prominent Wii U titles.

Sales reported by Dengeki (tracked by ASCII Works) indicate that the game sold 2,508 units in its first few days on the market. Interestingly, that’s better the debuts of both Rayman Legends and Sonic Lost World.

A new reward has just landed on the North American Club Nintendo site today. Members can now order the Zelda: A Link Between Worlds poster set, which comes with three original art pieces. You’ll need to fork over 500 coins in order to grab the posters.

You can place an order here.

Thanks to Arnell for the tip.

Update: Bumped to the top of the page. Kamiya also said the following earlier today:


Original: Hideki Kamiya wants to bring Bayonetta 1 to Wii U. The thing is, Nintendo would have to give their approval on such a project.

Let’s say Nintendo did sign off on a Wii U release of Bayonetta. Could Platinum Games prepare the title in time for the launch of Bayonetta 2? Apparently, this is doable.

Hideki Kamiya wrote on Twitter earlier today;


Thanks to LightningBoltAction for the tip.

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The fourth and final episode of Pokemon Origins is now available in English. It can now be seen through Pokemon TV.


Pokemon Origins is different than the typical Pokemon anime in that it connects directly to the Red/Blue video games.

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