After the break, you will find the full list of release dates announced on the Japanese Nintendo Direct Conference. Make sure you check it out and leave a comment with your thoughts. Continue reading
It was revealed earlier today on the Japanese Nintendo Direct Conference, that Namco Bandai, Sega and Capcom are teaming up to bring a brand new project to the 3DS. No details were given at all, only a teaser traile was shown. You can check it out above.
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It was confirmed on the Japanese Nintendo Direct Conference earlier today that Mario Tennis 3DS is now Mario Tennis Open. Also, some brand new footage was revealed.
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Tons of footage of Kid Icarus: Uprising were revealed on the Japanese Nintendo Direct Conference a few hours ago. You can check all of the footage above.
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On the Japanese Nintendo Direct Conference, it was revealed that a brand new game from the creators of Brain Age will be arriving on the 3DS. You can check out above the first teaser shown off at the Conference.
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Mr. Satoru Iwata revealed a brand new trailer for Fire Emblem 3DS on the Japanese Nintendo Direct Conference. You can check it out above. It was also confirmed that the official Japanese name for the game will be Fire Emblem: Awakening.
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On the Japanese Nintendo Direct Conference, Mr. Satoru Iwata officially introduced a brand new game called Etrian Odyssey IV. The game had been announced on the latest Famitsu issue. However, this is the very first trailer revealed for the game, and you can check it out above.
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Mr. Satoru Iwata revealed a brand new trailer for Rune Factory 4 on the Japanese Nintendo Direct Conference. You can check it out above.
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Mr. Satoru Iwata announced a brand new Dragon Quest Monters game on the Japanese Nintendo Direct Conference, called Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry’s Wonderland. You can check out the very first minutes of footage above.
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Nintendo of Japan has revealed that the very first Metroid game will be hitting the Japanese eshop next week. The game will retail for 500 yen. The game was originally released worldwide as a free download for Ambassadors.
Nintendo will probably announce that the game will be hitting soon both the European and American eshop, so stay tuned.
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