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Posted by GoNintendo Apr 12 2014 17:15 GMT
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- Diancie will be distributed in theaters in Japan from July 19th to September 30th
- Diancie is Level 50
- has the moves Diamond Storm, Reflect, Moonblast and Return
- holding a Normal Gem

Posted by GoNintendo Apr 12 2014 17:10 GMT
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A portion of a NWR review...

Kirby & The Amazing Mirror is a fun Metroidvania-esque ride, but it is not without its faults. The extra AI Kirbys don't always do what you want them to do, and the lack of the multiplayer option is disappointing. If you can get past this though, you get a game that plays well and is a unique take on the Kirby formula.

Full review here

Posted by GoNintendo Apr 12 2014 17:08 GMT
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- Alex, Michael and Vella are all average folk
- takes place in near-modern times
- Alex uses his LP collection in battle
- he actually attacks enemies with vinyl records
- Michael takes pictures in battle
- Vella's main weapon is a keytar
- battles take place on a solid yellow background

Posted by GoNintendo Apr 12 2014 17:02 GMT
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Honestly, if Australia rating system just like ESRB, simple, fast and free to use, we think there will have more eShop games released.

— CIRCLE Ent. (@CIRCLE_Ent) April 12, 2014

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Posted by GoNintendo Apr 12 2014 16:57 GMT
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Watch live video from Bunnyspatial on TwitchTV

Posted by GoNintendo Apr 12 2014 16:56 GMT
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A portion of a Nintendo Life interview with 4 Corner Games' Syrenne McNulty...

NL: So far you've only confirmed a North American release — can you outline the reasons for this?

SM: Of course. I’m sorry to say that I’m effectively broke and can barely afford anything, let alone international ratings. The ESRB has a great system wherein, if your game is download-only, your age rating is free. The other ratings boards, however, aren’t so progressive. I’d love to release in Europe – I have great friends who live in Europe, and I know that some people over there are looking forward to the game. To the European audience: Thank you. I understand you're wanting the game out there. Short of a Kickstarter or IndieGoGo campaign for the game to get a European release, I have to rely on the game to sell well enough to both justify itself and cover at least most of the ratings. I’m exploring different ideas as far as releasing worldwide, including (and nobody wants to hear this) releasing only in PEGI territories, or seeking a publisher for a European and Japanese release.

NL: How important is the budget pricing in terms of driving sales for I've Got to Run!?

SM: Budget pricing is a necessity. As many are quick to point out, there are many (less featured) runners available for free on PC and mobile devices. For $2 players are getting a 60fps experience across two screens on a console, that’s been polished and has three modes, with Miiverse score sharing. I comfortably feel okay charging $2 for that. I would feel considerably less comfortable charging $5 to $10 for that. I have absolutely no clue what to expect for sales, but I’m hoping for the best – and I’m hoping that the price point I chose is low enough for an impulse buy. Maybe even with the Digital Deluxe Points from a game like Mario Kart 8?
I would like to take this opportunity to address the issue of the “disparity” between the United States price of $1.99 and the Canadian price of $2.19. I have heard things said, including in your own comments section, such as “another developer screws Canada”. As of the time of release, $2.19 CAD is between $1.99 and $2.00 in USD in the exchange rate – the same price. I don’t like seeing the higher number any more than anyone else, but I feel the game should be sold at $2 USD. If I release in Europe, the pricing structure will be similar if not identical.

NL: Is Q2 still the release target, or can you narrow it down?

SM: All I’m saying is Q2, sorry. I would have to fail Nintendo’s Lotcheck many times for it to slip into Q3, but I will narrow it down by saying that it’d be unreasonable to expect it in April. There are absolutely no guarantees, but I hope to have it out before Mario Kart 8 launches.

Posted by GoNintendo Apr 12 2014 16:52 GMT
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2D action horror #RPG 'Ex Oblivione' to feature dynamic environmental lighting, co-op multiplayer, and player created characters. #WiiU only

— CTHULHI GAMES (@CthulhiGames) April 12, 2014

Posted by GoNintendo Apr 12 2014 16:50 GMT
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For those that recently purchased Mach Rider [3DS VC] (with their #ClubNintendo linked), there's a registration survey available (10 coins).

— Vernon Schieck (@kitroplious) April 12, 2014

Posted by GoNintendo Apr 12 2014 01:21 GMT
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- in development by Mike Tonder of Tone Red Studios
- planning a Kickstarter
- will bring it to Wii U if things go well
- will have to get Nintendo's approval
- dev has ideas for GamePad usage
- drawing inspiration from the game Solstice
- built using the Unity 3D Engine
- music and sounds you hear in the trailer are not indicative of final content

Posted by GoNintendo Apr 12 2014 01:13 GMT
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- due out April 16th
- download only
- won’t be localized into Korean
- cartridge is the same one that was released in the West
- it will include all the languages that we have access to in our version

Posted by GoNintendo Apr 12 2014 01:10 GMT
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- over 700,000 copies of the game sold so far
- toys are flying off the shelves
- Yo-kai Watch specialty store was opened in the middle of March
- store closed down after two days due to an unexpected volume of customers
- the social phenomenon aspect is being compared to that of Sailor Moon and Pokémon
- a special dance exercise video for children featuring characters of Yo-kai Watch currently has 3.3 million views on Youtub

Posted by GoNintendo Apr 12 2014 01:06 GMT
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If we failed to tweet about it during the countdown party: the Orchestral Score was reached with the Paypal pledges!!! :D

— SnowCastle Games (@snowcastlegames) April 12, 2014

Posted by GoNintendo Apr 11 2014 23:06 GMT
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...as that bundle is exclusive to @TargetCanada stores. #Nintendo2DS pic.twitter.com/XXevlkZURg

— Vernon Schieck (@kitroplious) April 11, 2014

Posted by GoNintendo Apr 11 2014 22:31 GMT
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Looks like we have info on the theme song for the upcoming Pokemon movie, Pokémon the Movie: Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction. The four-member girl band SCANDAL will be lending their new song "Yoake no Ryūsei-gun" (Daybreak Meteor Shower) as the theme song for the film. Thanks to JJC for the heads up!

Posted by GoNintendo Apr 11 2014 22:27 GMT
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Time to catch up on the latest pre-order discounts and bonuses - let's get started!

If you've been holding out for Lego The Hobbit on Wii U, a number of pre-order offers are still in place for the game's release April 22nd. Gamestop's bonus is perhaps the most notable, as your pre-order entitles you to an exclusive Good Morning Bilbo Baggins Lego mini-figure. These figures are apparently only available with a pre-order of the game, so it's definitely worth considering if you're a Lego collector, want a fine gift for a Lego fan, or are just looking for something to flip on Ebay to help offset the game's cost.

Amazon is offering a $10 store credit with Lego The Hobbit purchases & pre-orders, while Best Buy will knock ten bucks off your purchase when you buy both Lego The Hobbit and the recently released The Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug movie on Blu-Ray.

If you've been considering Mario Golf: World Tour for 3DS, both Amazon and Walmart are offering the title for $29.99 with pre-order. This is a savings of five or ten dollars, depending. (There's some contradiction as to the final MSRP - Amazon and Best Buy seem to think it's $39.99, but Gamestop is holding at $34.99.)

Conception II: Children of the Seven Stars releases for 3DS on April 15th, with the first printing set as a Special Edition with bonus CD soundtrack and box packaging. This edition isn't exclusive to any one retailer, but given the niche nature of the title and Best Buy having currently sold out of their initial allotment, you may want to pre-order the game sooner than later if you've been meaning to lock in a copy. It's still available via Amazon, Gamestop and Walmart.

Before I finish up, I'd like to mention a new feature I've added to the regular mega-deal list you'll find post-jump. Along with the usual game discounts for 3DS, Wii, Wii U and DS, you'll also find new pre-order comparison tables for 3DS and Wii U! I hope this'll come in handy when comparing pre-order offers amongst some of the more popular retailers - not only prices but bonuses as well. Hit the jump to check it out, and as always, thanks for reading!

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Posted by GoNintendo Apr 11 2014 22:23 GMT
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Once again, this DLC will only be available to those that have cleared the main story in Professor Layton Vs. Phoenix Wright.

Posted by GoNintendo Apr 11 2014 20:16 GMT
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- if player two dies, when he respawns he takes health from player one
- when player one dies, it's game over for both
- score is tracked based on the number of monsters killed
- a score of fifty to one hundred is a good score for a round
- enemy attacks are extra strong
- health can be picked up after enemies are disposed of
- dash feature lets you zoom across the screen from enemy to enemy
- two special attacks can be equipped at a time
- these special attacks draw from a mana pool
- at least 6 special attacks