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This month’s digital rewards on Club Nintendo have gone live. Members can choose from Mario’s Picross (3DS, 100 coins), Starship Defense (3DS, 150 coins), Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels (Wii, 150 coins), and Balloon Fight (Wii U, 200 coins). These items last through January 12.

Visit this page to order a downloadable game.

Along with today’s screenshot, Sakurai passed along the following message on Miiverse:

There weren’t a lot of people who used the Shield Breaker to break people’s shields, so we’ve now made it much more powerful. This pic is from immediately after a shield break.

Nintendo may have plans to bring SNES games to the Virtual Console on 3DS. While there isn’t any sort of concrete proof, accessing Miiverse from the handheld and checking out the Contra III: The Alien Wars community shows the game running on a 3DS XL in the header. No SNES titles are currently available on 3DS (including Contra III), so this is an interesting finding for sure.

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Update: Full patch can be found after the break.

Nintendo has released the latest firmware update – version 7.0.0-13 – for the 3DS, and it’s a big one.

First, Miiverse is now fully supported on the 3DS. After installing the new firmware, you should see a new icon on the home menu that will allow you to access the online community.

Today’s update also brings about Nintendo Network IDs on the 3DS. Names registered on Wii U can now be used on the 3DS and eShop balances can be combined. Alternatively, a Nintendo Network ID can be created from scratch.

A StreetPass update is also available, though we’re not quite sure what it adds at present.

Music rhythm adventure game Tadpole Treble has hit its Kickstarter goal and will now be made into a PC game, but its Wii U stretch goal is still about $10K away. The Kickstarter has already ended so donations cannot be given that way, but the team does accept PayPal money, so if you’re truly interested in seeing this game on Wii U then head over here to send them your money.

Kickstarter via Nintendo Enthusiast


Super Ubie Land has been out on several platforms for a few months, but there hasn’t been much news regarding the Wii U version. That’s changed today thanks to an update from Notion Games.

Super Ubie Land will arrive on the eShop in early 2014, the studio has confirmed on Twitter. Notion hopes to wrap up development by Christmas. Before it lands on Wii U, Super Ubie Land will see another name change.

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Notion Games, developer of Super Ubie Land, has officially revealed its next project for the Wii U: “Team Notion”. It’s planned for the eShop as well as PS Vita.

Team Notion actually started out as a Kickstarter initiative close to two years ago, but work on the title has apparently just begun. The project is a 2D side-scrolling beat-em-up featuring co-op gameplay, unlockable moves for the various characters, and more.

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