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New hero Arion Sherwind takes to the field in #InazumaEleven Go: Shadow and Inazuma Eleven Go: Light on 13/6 on #3DS! pic.twitter.com/HEav2eszvv

— Nintendo of Europe (@NintendoEurope) April 8, 2014

inFAMOUS Second Son and Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes rocked the PlayStation Store PS4 charts in March… you could have probably guessed that, though. But did you know South Park: The Stick of Truth grabbed the #2 spot on the PS3 list, beaten only by the mighty Minecraft? It even triumphed over my beloved Dark Souls II!

Square Enix’s HD remaster of Final Fantasy X and X2 Jecht shot (that pun is a real stretch, sorry) to the top of the PS Vita charts, and the Classics list looks… well, pretty much as you’d expect it to.

Worth noting: Fez landed in the PS Store top sellers on all three platforms it launched on last month!

Head over to the EU PlayStation.Blog to see how these games fared over there. Any guesses for next month?

Sometimes a game project seems too ambitious to post. How could this possibly ever be made? But then, there is a trailer, and there are screenshots, and it is nice to dream from time to time. Sticks & Starships has all the buzzwords du jour: it’s open-world, procedurally generated, about exploration and building, and uses voxels. It also pairs that Minecraft-y/Starbound-y core with a Civilization-style march through the history technological progress, as players begin with primitive tools (like Sticks) and build towards larger and more complicated machinery (like Starships).

So that’s No Man’s Sky meets Minecraft meets Civilization. Easy enough for its two-man indie team to produce? Stranger things have happened. The trailer below gives some reason to hope.

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In 2011 the world was introduced to Snivy, Tepig, and Oshawott, plus the Legendary Pokémon Reshiram and Zekrom, when Pokémon Black Version and Pokémon White Version launched for the Nintendo DS family of systems.

Now fans can revisit the sounds of the Unova region thanks to a beautifully remastered soundtrack from Pokémon Black Version and Pokémon White Version. The soundtrack contains music composed by, Junichi Masuda, Shota Kageyama, Hitomi Satō, Gō Ichinose, Morikazu Aoki, Minako Adachi, and Satoshi Nohara, and is arranged by Shota Kageyama, Hitomi Satō, Gō Ichinose, and Minako Adachi.

The Pokémon Company has released other digitally remastered soundtracks under the Super Music Collection title over the past few months. So far, the collection includes soundtracks from:
Pokémon X & Pokémon Y
Pokémon FireRed & Pokémon LeafGreen
Pokémon HeartGold & Pokémon SoulSilver
Pokémon Ruby & Pokémon Sapphire
Pokémon Diamond & Pokémon Pearl

Fans looking to complete their collections can look forward to the final release from the Pokémon musical archives soon:
Pokémon Black 2 & Pokémon White 2

Today’s release, Pokémon Black & Pokémon White: Super Music Collection, can be found by following this link: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/pokemon-black-pokemon-white/id839750839

Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment today announced the launch of LEGO® Friends for Nintendo DS™! Already available for Nintendo 3DS™, the popular video game now brings the collection of LEGO Friends building sets to life on the Nintendo DS handheld.

Whether meeting new LEGO Friends, building friendships or expressing a unique personal style, LEGO Friends for Nintendo DS delivers an exciting and fun adventure for players of all ages. As they explore the world of Heartlake City, players enjoy a wide variety of activities including competing in horse riding shows, taking photos for the local newspaper and mastering skills at the karate dojo. Players can also care for pets, training them to do tricks for the pet show, grooming and feeding them, and using their special skill to help them on adventures throughout the game. In a unique twist, players can even trade places with pets and play the game from their perspective!

Rated PEGI 3, LEGO Friends for the Nintendo DS and Nintendo 3DS handheld systems can now be purchased at all major retail stores.

8th April 2014 – On 17th April, Nintendo eShop is set to welcome the skills of budding football tacticians from across the continent when the football management simulation Nintendo Pocket Football Club releases exclusively for Nintendo 3DS family systems as a downloadable title. With the chance to lead a team of pint-sized players from humble beginnings to future glories, train up your team and choose to take on fellow managers via online play, and compete to be ranked as one of the ‘Top 100 Teams’ in Europe on the Nintendo Pocket Football Club Stats website.

In Nintendo Pocket Football Club, your first steps in building the foundations for your managerial legacy lie in creating your club’s team name, kit and emblem, while early decisions at the Team Camp need to be made when discovering your best starting line-up and tactics. To improve your players’ performances, Training Cards found during matches are the key to helping your players reach their full Potential, with the ability to combine cards to discover Special Combos and enhance your players’ attributes even further. Only by experimenting with Training Cards, tinkering with your team selection, and getting your players plenty of game time will you start to see results pay off on the pitch.

While it is possible to play Nintendo Pocket Football Club as a single-player experience, managers can compete against friends in a Local Match, receive unique new opponents via SpotPass for friendly match practice, or swap data with fellow Nintendo Pocket Football Club owners through StreetPass encounters to take on their teams and secure more Training Cards in the process. If you’re feeling particularly benevolent towards your fellow managers, you can even share your star performers using the Friend Market, with Nintendo Pocket Football Club owners on your Nintendo 3DS friend list therefore also able to have your top performers in their side!

From around launch, the official Nintendo Pocket Football Club website will be supplemented by the Nintendo Pocket Football Club Stats website, your one-stop shop for seeing how your team is performing when competing in online Ranking Matches with fellow managers. In Ranking Matches, set up your team’s style of play before letting them loose against players from across Europe. As well as a ‘Top 100 Teams’ ranking for the whole of Europe, the Nintendo Pocket Football Club Stats website also boasts a ranking feature showing the ‘Top 100 Teams’ from the same country as your club. Keep an eye out also for SpotPass messages delivered from launch which will invite you to participate in set tournaments – just another way to boost your managerial skills and go head to head with fellow bosses.

Create your own pocket-sized dynasty from 17th April when Nintendo Pocket Football Club releases exclusively on Nintendo eShop for Nintendo 3DS family systems, available at a special launch offer price of £10.79 until 1st May (23:59 local time). After this date, the game will be available to purchase from Nintendo eShop for £13.49.

We hope you’ll tune in to learn about the launch window for the next #SmashBros., and much more! (2/2) http://t.co/bSQhiKUGkx

— Nintendo UK (@NintendoUK) April 8, 2014