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Monster Hunter 4 has now sold over three million copies in Japan. The game is selling at a rate of roughly 40,000 copies each week.

Famitsu wrote in its latest issue:

“With the tenth anniversary of the franchise approaching, 2014 should be an even more exciting year for MH than ever before. MH4 continues to generate a lot of attention in the market, and we can expect sales to continue going forward. Going into the holiday season, the newly-improved MH4 will likely have even more of a performance to show us.”

I’m assuming the latest news coming from Famitsu is different from Capcom’s announcement last month. The publisher had announced that Monster Hunter 4 shipments had exceeded three million. Famitsu’s article seems to apply to actual sales rather than shipments.

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Nintendo’s website has listed several titles set for release on the company’s digital download services over the next couple of weeks. You can find a roundup of games due out throughout the remainder of the month below.

Note that release dates are subject to change. Also keep in mind that the listing below is not the complete Nintendo Download lineup for the next two weeks.

November 21

Wii U Download

Coaster Crazy Deluxe
EDGE
The Mysterious Cities of Gold: Secret Paths

Wii U VC

Brawl Brothers

3DS VC

City Connection

November 28

3DS Download

3D Super Hang-On
3D Space Harrier
Race To The Line

DSiWare

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This week’s Japanese eShop update is as follows:

3DS

Downloadable Titles
Gureko kara Ch?sen-j?! Eitango no Shima to Obake-tachi Step 3 – 500 yen
Gureko kara Ch?sen-j?! Eitango no Shima to Obake-tachi Step 4 – 500 yen
SteamWorld Dig – 800 yen
Picross e4 – 500 yen
Cooking Mama 5 (retail title) – 4,500 yen (from 11/21)
One Piece Unlimited World R (retail title) – 5,980 yen (from 11/21)
Little Doll Princess: Ry?ri-hen DEMO – FREE
Simple DL Series Vol. 16 – The Misshitsu kara Dasshutsu – Yukaina Saru to Fami-Res-hen DEMO – FREE
Gureko kara Ch?sen-j?! Eitango no Shima to Obake-tachi Step 3 DEMO – FREE
Gureko kara Ch?sen-j?! Eitango no Shima to Obake-tachi Step 4 DEMO – FREE

Virtual Console
Chack’n Pop (Famicom) – 500 yen
Nazo Puyo: Aruru no Ru (Game Gear) – 400 yen

Wii U

Downloadable Titles
Super Mario 3D World (retail title) – 5,985 yen (from 11/21)
Taiko no Tatsujin Wii U Version (retail title) – 5,480 (from 11/21)

Virtual Console
Clu Clu Land (Famicom) – 500 yen
Densetsu no Ogre Battle (Super Famicom, Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen) – 800 yen

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Nintendo kind of has two birthdays. The first is when the company was founded – 1889. However, Nintendo Co., Ltd. was established as a publicly traded company on November 20, 1947. That would make the Big N sixty-six years old today.

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Everyone loves announcements of announcements, right? Here’s another one for you, straight from Image & Form:


Might this have something to do with the next SteamWorld game? Or something else entirely?

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EnjoyUp has several Wii U titles in the works. Studio head Julio Moruno, speaking with Revogamers, shared some details about the upcoming projects.

Abyss may be the simplest of the group. It’s a port of the DSiWare version with new missions and a two-player multiplayer racing mode. The graphics have also been updated, and off-TV play is supported.

We’ve also previously heard about Rock’N Racing Off Road. This is a racing title inspired by Ivan ‘Ironman’ Stewart’s Super Off Road with multiplayer supporting up to five players. Rock’N Racing Off Road offers off-TV play, too. EnjoyUp is also taking advantage of Unity for physics: driving, crashes and collisions.

Lastly, Aguraki is a difficult side-scrolling shooter with bosses, multiplayer options, and online leaderboards. Moruno loves Treasure games, so Aguraki will likely incorporate a similar style.

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

The giant wind mill in the right-hand side of Windy Hill. It keeps on turning even though it can’t fit in the screen, so you’ll find yourself in trouble if you’re on it for too long.

An arrest has been made for a 25 year-old man who apparently threatened to kill two Nintendo executives… among other things.

According to Sankei News, the unnamed man sent a message through Nintendo’s online inquiry form on his computer in which he said he’d kill two Nintendo executives “sooner or later.” The man admitted that he did indeed submit the note after being arrested.

The same man allegedly wrote other threats on Nintendo’s site including, “I’d planted bombs at Nintendo headquarters, tomorrow afternoon they’re going to blow up, Nintendo go bankrupt.” [SIC] It was determined that the IP address for this comment lines up with his home computer’s address.

Police are now trying to determine if similar threats made in September connect with these events.

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