It’s been revealed today that Kirby’s Dream Land 2 will be released as a Virtual Console title on the European eshop on May 17 for £3.60.
Will you be purchasing the game? Let us know in the comments.
[Source: Nintendo Everything]
Nope, you’re not having a nightmare! Kid Icarus: Uprising creator Masahiro Sakurai has revealed that he does not have plans to create a sequel to the game. Mr. Sakurai says he managed to fit everything he pretty much wanted into Kid Icarus: Uprising and he believes that the novelty of the franchise would soon wear off. He did say that someone else besides him may make another Kid Icarus game, but it’s not going to happen anytime soon. Here’s the full quote:
“If by ‘lasting universe’ you mean to ask if there’s a sequel, the answer is no.” Sakurai went on to explain that the reason is “because we pushed a lot into the game in order to let people have this short yet deep experience, but the novelty of that would likely grow thin in the next game. For now, my thought is that perhaps we’ll see someone else besides me make another Kid Icarus in another 25 years.”
Do you think the novelty of the franchise would wear off if Kid Icarus: Uprising got a sequel? Let us know in the comments.
[Source: My Nintendo News]
Above you can find a brand new Mario Tennis Open commercial for North America. Furthermore, the full roster for the game has been revealed today. You can find it after the break. Continue reading
Following a number of vague hints, Time Travelers has finally been dated for Japan. The game’s official website has confirmed that the game will arrive in the land of the rising sun on July 12th. A Western release hasn’t been announced, but let’s hope the game does make it to the West because it looks awesome!
[Source: Nintendo Everything]
D3 Publisher has announced that Adventure Time: Hey Ice King! Why’d you steal our garbage? is in development for the Nintendo 3DS. The adaptation of the massive Cartoon Network show will see Jake and Finn travel around the Land of Ooo to find the Ice King and teach him a lesson.
Hit the break for the full press release. Continue reading
Mario Tennis Open is just days away from being released worldwide, and we all know you can’t wait to get your hands on it! So here’s some footage courtesy of IGN to ease your pain a little bit. Make sure you check it out.
[Source: Nintendo Everything]
Some days ago, we reported that the official European release date for Art of Balance TOUCH! had just been announced to be May 24th. However, at that point it was uncertain if the game would make it to North America. Luckily for all of os, Shin’en has announced that the game will be released in North America in early June. I know it’s not a full official release date, but at least it’s something.
[Source: Go Nintendo]
Polish website MWRC is reporting that a new Resident Evil title for the Nintendo 3DS will be released later this year. The new game will be presumably titled “Resident Evil: Downfall” and will take place between the events of Resident Evil 5 and Resident Evil 6. The player would control Claire Redfield who would witness the “downfall” of humanity. The game was originally announced by reputable UK publication Digital Spy but the article has already been deleted.
Please remember that at the moment, this is JUST A RUMOR. Therefore, we need to wait for official confirmation from Capcom.
Would you like to see a brand new Resident Evil game for the Nintendo 3DS? Let us know in the comments.
[Source: My Nintendo News]
Capcom has announced that its managed to sell over 1.6 million units of Monster Hunter Tri G for the Nintendo 3DS in Japan. The game has only been released in the land of the rising sun so far, but it’s expected to be released in North America and Europe later this year. Hopefully, we’ll hear more about a Western release for the game at the E3 next month.
[Source: My Nintendo News]
We all know that Nintendo always wants to offer the best possible experience out of all the games they release. One of the ways of doing that is to include StreetPass functionality. The latest game to make use of this feature is Mario Tennis Open. Hit the break for all the details. Continue reading