It’s no secret that Nintendo has been porting several Wii U games to its other systems. While quite a few are releasing in the coming month’s, they revealed one more during today’s Nintendo Direct. Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker, which initially launched on Wii U in December of 2014, will be coming to Nintendo Switch and
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During today’s Nintendo Direct, Nintendo announced Mario & Luigi Bowers Inside Story + Bowser Jr.’s Journey for Nintendo 3DS. This is a 3DS remake of the title that initially launched on 3DS in 2009, and will hit the handheld device sometime in 2019. Last year, Nintendo release a remake of Superstar Saga for the 3DS,
During today’s Nintendo Direct the next entry in the WarioWare series was revealed to be coming to 3DS later this year. This newest entry is called WarioWare Gold and will be a compilation of some of the franchise’s most notable mini-games. From the original WarioWare Inc. to some of the more unique entries like WarioWare: Twisted! and WarioWare: Touched, the number of mini-games
The original Luigi’s Mansion — while not critically loved in its time — is a cult classic among Nintendo fans. There has been more than a few call to action from the Nintendo fanbase to get a Virtual Console release. However, it appears that fans can grab the game revamped on Nintendo 3DS this year. Revealed in
Last August, indie developer Atooi, which is owned by former Renegade Kid founder Jools Watsham, released Chicken Wiggle for the Nintendo 3DS. Unfortunately, the game did not do as well as the developer had hoped, so Atooi has been teasing the idea of bringing the game to Nintendo Switch via KickStarter. That dream has finally
Today is Wednesday, which means that Media Create released a new set of software and hardware sales for the week between February 26th and March 4th. Below you can read the software chart. As usual, the second number represents lifetime sales. Monster Hunter World – PS4 – 38,617/1,928,890 Dragon Quest Builders – Switch – 28,430/New Splatoon 2
Surprise Nintendo Direct announcements are becoming the norm for Kyoto-based publisher, Nintendo. And just like in the past, Nintendo surpise-revealed a brand new Nintendo Direct will be coming tomorrow — March 8, 2018 — focusing on games for Nintendo Switch and Nintendo 3DS, but most of all focusing on Mario Tennis Aces. The news of a
Good news, everyone! Mario can stop on his sabbatical “odyssey” and is back at work. After a quick stint of unemployment, video gaming’s most iconic character is back to work at what he does best: plumbing. News comes by way of Nintendo Japan themselves, who updated Mario’s official profile on their website. Eagle-eyed Redditor /u/TheCrystalCave discovered that the
Back in February, Nintendo announced that My Nintendo users would be able to purchase titles on the Wii U, 3DS, and Switch eShop using gold points starting sometime this month. That time has finally arrived. Now, 100 gold points on an My Nintendo account are equivalent to $1. When making purchases on the eShop, players will
Today is Wednesday, so we get the usual Media Create charts painting the picture of the Japanese market between February 19th and February 25th. You can check out the software top-twenty chart below. The second number for each game indicates lifetime sales at retail. Monster Hunter World – PS4 – 53,982/1,890,273 Girls UND Panzer: Dream Tank
Today, Atlus launched the demo for the upcoming Furyu developed RPG, The Alliance Alive on the Nintendo 3DS eShop in North America, with the European demo to launch on March 1. The free demo will give players a preview of the game’s systems and characters as they meet Galil and Azura in the moments of their adventure out of
Detective Pikachu got a new trailer ahead of its Western launch next month featuring the still off-putting yellow investigator and a slew of problem-ridden Pokémon. You can check out the full trailer below. It’s these Pokémon whose behavior Pikachu is trying to understand and, according to the trailer, it seems like Mewtwo has something to
Today the Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences hosted the ceremony for the 21st D.I.C.E. Awards. The nominees for the Game of the Year award were Cuphead, Horizon Zero Dawn, Playerunknown’s Battlegrounds, Super Mario Odyssey, and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. In the end, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of The Wild brought home the prize.
Monster Hunter World‘s glorious cavalcade is continuing, as the NPD just revealed that the game (predictably) was at the top of its charts for the American market. Monster Hunter World Dragon Ball FighterZ Call of Duty: WWII PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds Grand Theft Auto V NBA 2K18 Super Mario Odyssey The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the
Today is Wednesday, so we get the usual Media Create charts painting the scenario for the Japanese market between February 12th and February 18th. Below you can check out the full software chart: Monster Hunter World – PS4 – 85, 322/1,836,291 Secret of Mana – PS4 – 36,042/New Splatoon 2 – Switch – 21,815/2,042,844 IDOLiSH 7 Twelve
SteamWorld Dig 2 released for PC, PS4, PS Vita, and Nintendo Switch last year to great reviews. It is a really good game, but the absence of a 3DS version was disappointing as that’s where SteamWorld Dig found its initial success. Fortunately, developer Image & Form Games did not forget about the platform and recently announced
With the launch of the new DLC pack for Fire Emblem Warriors, Koei Tecmo released three trailers showcasing the characters involved. We get to see Minerva, Navarre, and Linde from Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon, as they unleash their powerful Musou-style attacks on the usual mindless goons. Besides the three heroes, the DLC comes with new
Today is Wednesday, and as usual, Media Create released its weekly top-twenty ranking for software sales in Japan, accompanied by the hardware chart. Below you can see the software chart for the week between February 5th and February 11th. Monster Hunter World – PS4 – 159,613/1,750,969 Dynasty Warriors 9 – PS4 – 117,495/New Sword Art Online:
Good morning, Nintendo Switch fanbase. Thanks for taking the time out of your day, and I’m sorry for tricking you into this. Take your coat off, grab some Dunkaroos, and take a seat. The broader gaming community has talked it over, and it’s time for a port begging intervention. All joking aside, it is time
Today Bandai Namco announced a new mid-term business plan titled: “CHANGE for the NEXT: Empower, Gain Momentum, and Accelerate Evolution“. The plan involves rather extensive changes to the company’s business organization and goals, to be executed over the next three years. The goal is to strengthen the previous “IP Axis” strategy to maximize the value
Today is Wednesday, and Media Create released its scheduled top-20 ranking for the Japanese market, painting the picture for us related to the week between January 29th and February 4th. Below you can read the full software chart: Monster Hunter World – PS4 – 346, 187/1,591,356 Dragon Ball FighterZ – PS4 – 68,731/New Splatoon 2 – Switch
Today Square Enix announced its financial results for the nine months ended on December 31st, 2017. As you can see in the table below, all numbers are firmly in the black and show a considerable boost to operating and ordinary income. A specific breakdown of results for the Digital Entertainment business, which is the segment
One of the most discussed aspects of Dragon Quest XI is the decision by Square Enix to go without voice acting on both PS4 and 3DS, and I mean, any voice acting at all, to the point that its characters didn’t even need to be assigned voice actors…until now. The publisher revealed a new card
There was a moment during the middle of the PS3/Xbox 360 generation where niche RPGs were tough to find in the West. Instead, it seemed publishers released these games on popular handheld devices at the time, the Nintendo DS and PSP. It was around this time in 2010 that Atlus released a unique and interesting
Last year, I reviewed Pokémon Silver when it was re-released on 3DS. While I did feel that the game has dated in some areas, I also believed that the Generation II games were when the Pokémon series cemented itself as a mechanically solid series that was here to stay. That being said, Pokémon Crystal was surprisingly absent from the initial
Move over Detective Pikachu — Nintendo has a brand new movie partnership with animation studio Illumination Entertainment that will get you hooked on the brothas’! According to a recent Tweet from Nintendo, the game and film studio are partnering up to create a new movie Super Mario movie. Even better, we know that Nintendo will hopefully not
Today, during Nintendo’s corporate strategy meeting, CEO Tatsumi Kimishima gave a few updates about the performance of the Switch and the manufacturer’s plans for the console and the rest of its lineup. The information was provided on Twitter by the Wall Street Journal’s tech reporter Takashi Mochizuki. We hear that sales-through to customers are at roughly 13
Today is Wednesday, and Media Create released its sales charts for the week between January 22nd and January 28th, 2018, depicting the situation of the Japanese video games market. This time around we get to see the results of a very relevant test, as we’re looking at the debut of Monster Hunter World. You can check out
Today Capcom released its financial results for the nine months ended on December 31st, 2017. As showcased in the table below, sales decreased slightly year-on-year, but both operating and ordinary income increased sensibly. The accompanying press release also includes a breakdown of the results for the period. Capcom sees “major growth” for home consoles due
Today Nintendo announced its financial results for the nine months ended on December 31st, 2017. As you can see in the table below, all the figures are firmly in the black, and massively improved compared to the same period in the previous year, during which the hardware manufacturer and software publisher from Kyoto posted losses.
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