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Podcast Discussion / Episode 9: ONI BRAIN
« on: February 27, 2012, 03:07:13 PM »

Nintendo Direct with lots of rhythm!

http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/famicast/29397

Happy "Love Day" everybody! JC, Danny, and Daan reconvene to talk about another Japanisation of a western holiday, the details of which may surprise you! Nintendo Direct, which may have been lacking in the megatons, did have quite a few tasty morsels worth talking about, including Nintendo's next world domination weapon - "evil" Dr. Kawashima! Listen in for the full rundown.

Rhythm action fans are well catered for (again) in this episode; Theatrhythm, Rhythm Thief and the demo of Hatsune Miku are all discussed. Looks like the 3DS is fast becoming the portable home of the genre! JC updates us with his progress in two extremely lengthy RPG/adventure games, one cost $50, the other was free, but both appear to be lasting the same amount of time!

Other tidbits include a full appraisal of Denpa Ningen (the eShop RPG starring Tingle look-a-likes), the state of the Japanese Nintendo Zone app, Purikura machines, and a large helping of DLC!

So grab a box of your friend-chocolates, apply your schoolgirl camera filter and you'll be ready for another crazy journey to Japan with the Famicast crew!


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TalkBack / European Details from Nintendo Direct
« on: February 22, 2012, 09:20:21 AM »

European plans mostly to be confirmed!

http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/news/29355

Nintendo of Europe gave its fans a translation of the Japanese presentation with a couple of minor differences. The Dragon Quest Monsters game and Fatal Frame were left out and most content mentioned got a big ''European plans to be announced'' stamp on it, though there a few details that did stand out.

So is Fire Emblem confirmed for a 2012 release and will Mario Tennis Open be coming to Europe on May 25. Kingdom Hearts 3D will also release in 2012, though no exact details were given. In mid-March, Europeans will be able to download classic Game Gear games from the 3DS' Virtual Console on the Nintendo eShop and The Legend of Zelda fans should look forward to a little surprise on the Nintendo Letter Box very soon.

Finally, The Rolling Western will be available today to purchase, download and play.

UPDATE: Project Zero 2: Wii Edition is mentioned on Nintendo of Europe's Twitter feed! It is coming to the region it seems.


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TalkBack / Nintendo of Europe Opens Twitter Accounts
« on: February 17, 2012, 04:40:43 PM »

Follow your local Nintendo brand today, Mac!

http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/news/29297

Nintendo of Europe has recently opened several Twitter accounts for their international and local purposes. This was revealed through their latest Nintendo of Europe newsletter.

For a full scope of all the European news, a follow to @NintendoEurope is in order. However, if you want more local news and all of it in your very own language, you should follow one of the accounts we have listed here.

It clearly aren't all of them, so if you know one we haven't mentioned, please let us know in the comments below.


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TalkBack / My First 3DS DLC Experience
« on: February 14, 2012, 02:43:29 PM »

We explore the inner workings of Nintendo's DLC set-up!

http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/blog/29270

Yesterday we told you all about the first batch of DLC for Tobidasu Print Club Kiradeco Revolution, a photo booth application on the Nintendo eShop in Japan. The application has a range of 2D and 3D tools to make your own crazy photo creations. There are popping 3D backgrounds, a range of stickers and everything to make the image of your dreams or nightmares.

To access the DLC, you go to the collection section of the app and then to the parts shop, and it begins by scanning your SD card. All of your content is stored in this matter and it double checks to see if you have anything of note in your folders. Once it is done with the scanning process, you will find three sections. One for the shopping section, one for putting in specific 16-digit codes, and the last one is for opening an eShop overlay to add funds to your account. In the past you could only add funds through the Shop Channel on Wii.

By clicking the shopping button, you will see downloadable packs of stickers and backgrounds. In the app's case, each pack will set you back 100 Yen a pop. By clicking a certain item, a new eShop overlay appears giving you the usual purchase information like cost and block size. After giving a final okay your purchase will be confirmed and percentage bar will start to do its thing. It must be noted that this DLC can't be downloaded in the background and it will ask you to not turn off your system or remove the SD card. It isn't too much of an issue though, as the downloading speed is on par with downloading something small on the eShop. Once the progress is completed, the DLC will find its way into the game automatically and you will able to manage it through the DLC section of the memory settings.

The system seems from first impressions very solid and snappy, but we will reserve final judgement for when Theatrhythm Final Fantasy becomes available. Feel free to see it in action in the video below!


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TalkBack / This Week in Europe Downloads - February 9, 2012
« on: February 06, 2012, 03:09:59 PM »

A brand new demo, a double Virtual Console update and burgers. That are this week's Euro downloads in a nutshell!

http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/news/29185

European gamers can look forward to six new downloads, ranging from a new 3DS demo to a Virtual Console game on both 3DS and Wii, hitting the various platforms this thursday.

On the Nintendo eShop, we begin our journey with a spanking new demo for Crush 3D! Crush 3D comprises over 50 levels of flabbergasting, fun-filled puzzles set over four stunning settings. Your job is to guide Danny safely to the exit of each level by crushing the perspective, along the way collecting up enough of his ‘lost marbles’ to open the exit gateway itself. Play the first few levels for free and decide if you want to jump further into Danny's crazy world.

Next to this slice of puzzle goodness, we have the Game Boy classic Kirby's Block Ball coming our way this week. This Breakout-like game requires quick reactions, as Kirby bounces off paddles on all four sides of the screen. Kirby is able to access a whole range of powers, including Burn, Spike, or Stone. You’ll need all the help you can get for the final showdown with King Dedede. You can download this gem for €3/£2.70.

Then we step over to the DSiWare side of things, where we see two new games that are ready to go. First off, there is Gaia's Moon from EnjoyUp Games. This quirky arcade game puts you in the role of Atreyu, where you need to help him avoid objects and reach the end of the goal in each of the six difficult stages. Next to this, there is a two-player option where you use just one Nintendo DSi or 3DS to play. Gaia's Moon can be downloaded for 200 Nintendo DSi Points on the DSi Shop or for €2/£1.80 on the Nintendo eShop.

The second DSiWare game is Crazy Cheebo: Puzzle Party from Cypronia. In this strategic puzzler, you must switch two objects to make a horizontal or vertical set of three or more objects of the same colour. A whole range of awards are up for grabs if you can match more objects up and create combos. The game contains colourful graphics, a Crazy Cheebo character, and lots of humorous videos. The game can be yours for 200 Nintendo DSi Points on the DSi Shop or for €2/£1.80 on the Nintendo eShop.

Finally we hope over to the Wii, where we have a new WiiWare and Virtual Console game to boot. On WiiWare side, there is BurgerTime World Tour from the folks over at MonkeyPaw Games. Enjoy over 20 burger-filled levels, each containing new obstacles that will keep you on your toes. The new 3D environments bring a whole new edge to this classic game, with the rotational axis allowing you to see through the cylinder, creating whole new elements for determining the fastest way to build a burger. Download this revamped version of the Data East classic this Thursday for 1,000 Wii Points.

We finish our download parade with the Wii's Virtual Console, where The King of Fighters '97 finds its way into the NeoGeo section of the service. King of Fighters ’97 is the fourth game in the King of Fighters series, once again allowing players to combat opponents with popular characters from Fatal Fury, Ikari Warriors, Psycho Soldier, Art of Fighting, and other titles. The character roster changes with every iteration and new characters in this 1997 title include Chizuru Kagura, Ryuji Yamazaki, Blue Mary and Billy Kane. Players can also choose between Advanced and Extra play modes to greatly alter the gameplay. Join the fight for 900 Wii Points!


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Podcast Discussion / Episode 8: SAMURAI PIZZA THIEF
« on: January 25, 2012, 01:35:53 PM »

STOP THIEF! That guy's stylishly roller-skating away with an expensive cheese and tomato pizza!

http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/famicast/29072

Newly appointed Famicrew regular Daan Koopman join JC and Danny again as they talk all things Japan!

It's a very rhythmic episode this week, which starts off with some serious talk about Japanese gaming journalism, before Daan movies onto his latest import, Kiki Trick on Wii, a game that might be worth learning Japanese and finding a Japanese friend to play with! Danny then talks about his latest non-eShop purchase, Rhythm Thief R. Is it an accurate portrayal of Parisian life or a crazy anime / Ouendan inspired game that everyone should play? Give it a listen and find out! JC then finds a few things to bitch about with his Annual Gift Man present, Mario Kart 7. Not to knock the big guy with his choice, he just wishes the game was a little more... complete.

Final Fantasy Theatrhythm DLC crops up in news, which gives Daan and Danny the chance to talk about how much they love rhythm games. Let's just say Square-Enix's pockets will be pretty full in the next few months thanks to those guys!

The show wraps up with some forum questions being answered, topics include the PS Vita reaction, differences in gibberish and over-priced Japanese pizza! Stop by the Japan thread if you want to ask some questions of your own, or e-mail famicast@nintendoworldreport.com

So strap yourself in, grab your copy of Nintendo Dream - it's Famicast a go-go baby!


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TalkBack / Kid Icarus: Uprising Coming to Europe on March 23
« on: January 25, 2012, 09:25:53 AM »

Plus new details on the Fiend's Cauldron!

http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/news/29066

Nintendo of Europe announced a March 23 release for Kid Icarus: Uprising, meaning it will release on the same day as North America.

The company also makes mention of the included stand, which means all three regions will get the peripheral packed in with the game. The stand will give gamers better control over the game and will give them, according to Nintendo, a new kind of gaming experience.

The press release below makes mention also of the Fiend's Cauldron. This option allows the player to adjust their desired intensity. The further the intensity increases, the more aggresive your enemies will become. For defeating these harder enemies, players will get rewarded with even more hearts and better equipment. Hearts are the fuel of Fiend's Cauldron, so levels must be overcame to even consider the option. If defeated, the player will lose hearts, meaning that intensity will be lowered automatically on your following runthrough.


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TalkBack / Prince of Persia Hitting Both Virtual Consoles in Europe This Week
« on: January 16, 2012, 07:40:10 AM »

In others words: run for your lives! The Wii Virtual Console is getting an update!

http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/news/28970

Ubisoft's Prince of Persia outings for the Super Nintendo and Game Boy Color will make their way to Nintendo's respective download services this Thursday.

The classic SNES version of the franchise marks the end of a 32 week absence of Wii's Virtual Console service in Europe. The game features 20 levels, plus several training levels which will put your platforming skills to the test. The Game Boy Color one on the other hand features 12 levels, but it is cheaper and is of course tailor made for on the go.

European gamers will be able to download SNES game on the Wii Shop for 800 Nintendo Points and the Game Boy Color one on the Nintendo eShop for €5.00.


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TalkBack / Ace Combat 3D: Cross Rumble Impressions
« on: January 12, 2012, 07:16:37 PM »

An insultingly short affair with barely a good grip on the game.

http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/impressions/28947

Namco Bandai recently released a demo for Ace Combat 3D, a game that saw retail release a few months ago in Europe and North America, on the Japanese Nintendo eShop. I have yet to try the game and was hoping to pick up the Japanese release sooner or later, since it supports the Circle Pad Pro attachment. So I was pretty excited to download the demo to see how would the Circle Pad Pro controls work and what the game is all about. Unfortunately, the demo gives you neither to enjoy, and instead only gives you a five minute tutorial section.

The gameplay seems very solid and well put together, although in the short moments it lasts you barely get a good grip on it. It wants you to learn all the ropes of air combat, but it manages to forget that you want to learn about what the product actually offers. The demo itself is pretty straight forward and I felt that I knew everything after trying it twice.

What actually happens in the demo, though? You shoot every aeroplane twice, dodge them and go in their trail a few times with the Y-button. Once 10 planes have been shot down your mission has been completed. If you don't reach your target goal and finish everybody off in the time limit, the demo ends. You are thanked for playing it, and after that it reboots. The demo doesn't explain to you too much. Most of it is learned through a few pages of text you get before starting the mission, with occasionally offers a hint of which buttons are supposed to press during the mission.

The controls work really well. It seems to pick up the slightest movement very well with the Circle Pad and felt like I had full control over the plane. It uses the L and R buttons for braking and throttle, which was a bit hard to getused to, but felt like second nature over extended periods of gameplay. The visuals, in 3D especially, were great. The HUD really pops out at you and environments seem to be rendered well enough.

Despite the great visuals and controls, the demo itself is too limited and doesn't fully show off what the full game is about. The play sessions will last you barely enough to understand it and if you don't, well you are forced to start right back from the beginning. The demo also limits you to three play sessions, which makes even less sense considering the other demos that are out there. The high quality visuals and controls do still promise a great gameplay experience, but the demo barely shows off the full potential of the product. I still want to try the full game and I think newcomers are better off doing the same.


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TalkBack / Two Videos for the Mario Kart iOS Rip-Off Mole Kart
« on: January 12, 2012, 01:16:15 PM »

Discover blatant copies of your Mario Kart favourites!

http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/video/28941

Taomee released their racing game Mole Kart, with various blatantly copied Mario Kart tracks, on the iTunes store for people to purchase. Below you will see two videos we have put together for you to enjoy. One is for the track based on Moo Moo Meadows and the other is for the Mushroom Gorge track. In addition to these, there are tracks based on Peach Beach, Bowser's Castle, Sherbet Land and Peach Garden. For those last two, an additional fee of €0.79 is in order.The game itself will set you back €2.39, although we highly recommend that you not buy this at all.


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TalkBack / Cave Story DSiWare Keeps Being Pushed Back for Europe
« on: January 11, 2012, 08:12:41 PM »

The hope for a European release is still alive.

http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/news/28935

Cave Story for DSiWare was sent off by Nicalis, only to be rejected for Europe once again. This news comes from the Twitter feed of Nicalis.

The independent developer says that they sent the build off to Nintendo in December, but they had a minor issue with the digital manual. Nicalis promised to try again this month.

Cave Story for DSiWare was released in North America more than a year ago and last November it saw a Japanese release.


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TalkBack / Gaijin Games Teases Wii U Development Once Again
« on: January 11, 2012, 06:16:04 PM »

Looks like our prediction was right after all!

http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/news/28933

Gaijin Games is indeed in posession of Wii U development kit and the studio is wondering about bringing their upcoming game to the platform. This comes from a Q&A video on the official blog of Runner2.

In response to a question asked by a fan, the CEO and Runner2's co-director Alex Neuse says: "We can't confirm anything. I will say that while we were playing with our Wii U the other day, we all thought: Ooh, I wonder if we should bring Runner2 to the Wii U."

You can watch the full video here below to learn all sorts of new details on the project.


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TalkBack / Re: Get Yourself Brand New Stationery for Swapnote
« on: January 03, 2012, 04:20:31 PM »
Updated with a brand new friendcode!

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TalkBack / Re: Get Yourself Brand New Stationery for Swapnote
« on: January 03, 2012, 03:39:35 PM »
Ladies and gentleman, this 3DS is full. Vamp is the last one who I could add. A new code will be made available shortly!

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TalkBack / Re: Get Yourself Brand New Stationery for Swapnote
« on: January 03, 2012, 12:35:26 PM »
Quote from: UncleBob on January 03, 2012, 11:42:08 AM
Curious - what happens when you reach 100 friends?  That will make the contest very limited...

Then I will just start adding people on another Nintendo 3DS!

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TalkBack / Re: Get Yourself Brand New Stationery for Swapnote
« on: January 02, 2012, 10:55:20 PM »
This concludes the friendcode swapping for today. The rest of the folk, who comment after this one, will be added tomorrow.

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TalkBack / Re: Get Yourself Brand New Stationery for Swapnote
« on: January 02, 2012, 08:31:19 PM »
Quote from: Nintendad on January 02, 2012, 08:28:42 PM
Is this the stationery in which something like flowers are floating down the screen? Someone sent me this earlier today.

That is correct. :)

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TalkBack / Re: Get Yourself Brand New Stationery for Swapnote
« on: January 02, 2012, 08:06:15 PM »
Quote from: themaxtr on January 02, 2012, 07:57:37 PM
i got the message with the stationery but i can't write a message with it. and its not in my stationerys.

Go to your stationery and it should be at the very end of your list. If it didn't, then you haven't explored the application far enough. Hope it helps!

Also, thanks to everyone who participated so far. The response has been amazing and a drawing contest will be held later this week to celebrate it!

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TalkBack / Re: Get Yourself Brand New Stationery for Swapnote
« on: January 02, 2012, 05:38:01 PM »
Quote from: Shaymin on January 02, 2012, 05:34:22 PM
Quote from: UncleBob on January 02, 2012, 05:32:19 PM
Wow - all kinds of new forum members!  Welcome!
We'll never see 'em again.

Hey Daan, I think I added you already... 2234-7294-0762 (Donald)

Nope, you are not on my Japanese list! Feel free to add me.

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TalkBack / Re: Get Yourself Brand New Stationery for Swapnote
« on: January 02, 2012, 04:59:51 PM »
Quote from: Mr. Adolph Vega on January 02, 2012, 04:56:14 PM
wait a minute, i added but it is only provisional. how do they know to add me?

You need to sent me a message with your code or leave it in the comments. :)

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TalkBack / Get Yourself Brand New Stationery for Swapnote
« on: January 02, 2012, 04:35:41 PM »

Because we love you too after all!

http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/blog/28843

The Japanese got brand new piece of stationery through Swapnote/Nintendo Letter Box, thanks to a New Years message that was sent out to users. While it might seem you won't be able to get it, that isn't exactly the case. By sending a message with this stationery, North American/European players will get it unlocked in their version of the application.

This is where we step in to help! We have a Japanese code for you available, which you are completely free to add so that we can sent you the stationery. This code might also be used in the future for contests through Swapnote/Nintendo Letter Box to win a small prize. The friendcode is 1590-4901-5293.

As an additional bonus to this article, we have here for you the official QR code for Nikki, the helpful Mii from this very app for you to use and abuse.


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TalkBack / Official Legend of Zelda Timeline Revealed
« on: December 21, 2011, 12:44:14 PM »

Are we about to discover everything about the series that we've held dear for 25 years? UPDATE: Confirmed!

http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/news/28755

The official timeline for The Legend of Zelda series might be revealed, thanks to a fan translation of the recently released Hyrule Historia book. Update: We've confirmed the timeline is indeed in the book.

We don't know all the details at the moment, but if true, the timeline is even more complex than usually imagined, featuring a trio of alternatives after Ocarina of Time. Nintendo has always been secretive about the franchise's anthology, so to give it all away in this one book is a huge surprise. You can find the rumoured timeline below. We will continue to follow the story as it develops.

Main Timeline
1. Skyward Sword
2. The Minish Cap
3. Four Swords
4. Ocarina of Time

Split 1: Link defeats Ganon - childhood branch
1. Majora's Mask
2. Twilight Princess
3. Four Swords Adventures

Split 2: Link defeats Ganon - adult branch
1. The Wind Waker
2. Phantom Hourglass
3. Spirit Tracks

Split 3: Link fails in Ocarina Of Time
1. A Link to the Past
2. Oracles of Seasons and Ages
3. Link's Awakening
4. The Legend of Zelda
5. Zelda II


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Podcast Discussion / Episode 7: ANNUAL GIFT MAN APPROACHES
« on: December 16, 2011, 12:49:05 PM »

The whole crew (plus one extra) assemble for an super-extended episode to ring in the new year!

http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/famicast/28712

As a fond farewell to 2011, the whole original Famicast crew of JC, Danny and Matt team up with Japan gaming aficionado 'NintenDaan' Koopman for an epic 3-hour Famicast!

First off is a taste of a traditional Japanese Christmas, listen and learn exactly how Santa AKA 'Annual Gift Man' enters the houses of Japanese children, despite the lack of chimneys.

New business covers all the big games you'd expect, plus Danny earns his middle name by spilling the beans on his latest eShop endevour, Sakura Samurai.

Daan gives the details on the lastest Taiko drum game, a Wii game that no one outside of Japan will be playing, despite the enticing commercials it has.

In Japan news that Miyamoto thing, the Circle Pad Pro and the 3DS system update all get a look in - just how many new hats and puzzle pieces do the guys have already?

Moving into the final hour of the podcast, JC tries to emulate TYP with his version of Radio Trivia, a segment that was planned as a backup for the live Telethon hour but was never used - until now!

Wrapping up, all remaining listener mail from the previous show is answered, topics include Animal Crossing, the future of Metroid, dual audio tracks and real live Tanukis!

Surprisingly, onsens are barely mentioned at all!

As always please send us interesting questions in preparation for the next show in the new year to famicast@nintendoworldreport.com

We'd like to apologise for the less-than-great quality of Matt Walker's audio track. A lot of time was put into improving it as best we could, and we will strive to make improvements for the next episode. We sincerely hope it doesn't affect your enjoyment of the show.

- Famicast Team


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TalkBack / Nintendo of America Dates Their Big Games for Q1 2012
« on: December 13, 2011, 09:01:29 AM »

Plus the full title for the upcoming Jett Rocket game!

http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/news/28663

Not to be outdone by Europe, Nintendo of America announced the dates for their upcoming software in the first quarter of 2012. Among the casualties are Kid Icarus Uprising, Mario Party 9, PokePark 2: Wonders Beyond and Rhythm Heaven Fever.

There aren't many suprises found on this list, although two things on the Nintendo eShop list deserve a mention. First off, there is Kirby's Block Ball, a Game Boy classic that we will possibly see pop up on the 3DS Virtual Console in the months to come. Next to this, we found a listing for Jett Rocket Super Surf, which could be the new Jett Rocket title mentioned by developer Shin'en earlier in the year.

For all the upcoming titles, retail and download, check out the list below.

Nintendo 3DS

2K Play
Nicktoons MLB 3D - March

Capcom
Resident Evil® Revelations - Feb. 7

Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc.
METAL GEAR SOLID® 3D Snake Eater - Q1
Pro Evolution Soccer 2012 - January

NAMCO BANDAI Games America Inc.
TEKKEN 3D Prime Edition™ - February
Tales of the Abyss® - Feb. 14

Nintendo
Kid Icarus: Uprising - March 23

Published by SEGA® of America
Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games™ - Feb. 14

SEGA® of America
CRUSH™3D - Q1

Ubisoft
NCIS The Video Game (Based on the TV Series) - March 6
Horses 3D - March 6
Funky Barn - Q1
Rayman® Origins - Q1

Nintendo eShop

Collecting Smiles
Colors! 3D - Q1

Nicalis
VVVVVV - Q1
NightSky - Q1

Nintendo
Sakura Samurai: Art of the Sword - Q1
Dillon's Rolling Western - Q1
Kirby's Block Ball™ - Q1

Renegade Kid
Mutant Mudds - Q1

Shin'en Multimedia
Fun! Fun! Minigolf TOUCH - Q1
Jett Rocket Super Surf - Q1

WayForward
Mighty Switch Force - Q1

Zen Studios
Zen Pinball - Q1

Wii

2K Sports
MLB 2K12 - March 6

GameMill Entertainment
Country Dance™ Special Edition - Feb. 1

Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc.
Karaoke Joysound - Q1

Nintendo
Rhythm Heaven Fever - Feb. 13
PokéPark 2: Wonders Beyond - Feb. 27
Mario Party 9 - March 11

WiiWare™

Nicalis
La Mulana - Q1

Nintendo DS™ Family

2K Sports
MLB 2K12 - March 6

ATLUS
Shin Megami Tensei®: Devil Survivor™ 2 - February

GameMill Entertainment
Silverlicious™ - March 20
Xia Xia™ - March 20
Gogo's Crazy Bones™ - March 20

Mentor Interactive
Chess for Kids - Feb. 14
NARABA: The Labyrinth of Light - Feb. 21
NARABA: The Mysterious Palace - Feb. 21

Nintendo DSiWare™

Cosmigo
Box Pusher - Q1

Cypronia
Cake Ninja - Q1


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TalkBack / Kid Icarus: Uprising Coming in March to Europe
« on: December 13, 2011, 06:38:32 AM »

This and many more 3DS titles are on the way!

http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/news/28660

Kid Icarus: Uprsing is coming in March 2012 to Europe according to Nintendo of Europe's Nintendo 3DS release schedule. Alongside this announcement comes the listing of Layton 5, which has been hinted at before although no official comments were ever made.

On the downloadable side of things, Nintendo made a mention of SpeedThru: Potzol's Puzzle and Dillon's Rolling Western. SpeedThru is the sequel to ThruSpace, which was announced during Japan's Nintendo Direct conference earlier in the year. This downloadable title is planned for a release in February.

For the full list of upcoming Nintendo 3DS titles, retail and downloadable, check out the list below.

Resident Evil™ Revelations (Capcom) - 27th January 2012
Nintendo 3DS Circle Pad Pro - 27th January 2012
CRUSH™ 3D (SEGA) - January 2012
3D Game Collection (Mastertronic) - January 2012
VVVVVV (Nicalis) - January 2012
Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games™ (SEGA) - February 2012
One Piece Unlimited Cruise Special (NAMCO BANDAI Games S.A.S.) - 10th February 2012
SpeedThru: Potzol's Puzzle (Nintendo) - February 2012
Kid Icarus™: Uprising (Nintendo) - March 2012
Landwirtschafts-Simulator 2012 (astragon Software GmbH) - 31st March 2012 (Germany, Austria, Switzerland)
Metal Gear Solid®: Snake Eater 3D (KONAMI) - Winter
PAC-MAN™ Party 3D (NAMCO BANDAI Games S.A.S.) - Q1 2012
BEN 10™ Galactic Racing (NAMCO BANDAI Games S.A.S.) - Q1 2012
TEKKEN™ 3D Prime Edition (NAMCO BANDAI Games S.A.S.) - Q1 2012
Crash Time 4 (PQube) - Q1 2012
3D Classics: Kid Icarus™ (Nintendo) - Q1 2012
Colors! 3D (Collecting Smiles) - Q1 2012
Dillon's Rolling Western™ (Nintendo) - Q1 2012
Fun! Fun! Minigolf TOUCH! (Shin’en Multimedia) - Q1 2012
Mutant Mudds™ (Renegade Kid) - Q1 2012
Rhythm Thief & the Emperor's Treasure™ (SEGA) - Early 2012
Mario Tennis™* (Nintendo) - 2012
Luigi’s Mansion™ 2 (Nintendo) - 2012
Professor Layton 5 (Nintendo) - 2012


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