You Won’t Have To Wait Five Years For Another Zelda
“Sorry, I’ll think of something that can happen in three years!”
siliconera.com news
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Kinect 2 so accurate it can lip read
Read this *silently mouths mother*******
eurogamer.net
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Mario Kart 7 Nintendo Life review - 9/10
"this seventh release in the beloved series really shines with its masterful track selection and impressive online package. "
nintendolife.com impressions
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Mario Kart 7 (9.0) Amazing! Review
With a handful of incredible innovations added to the formula, especially in the online department, MK7 easily earns its place alongside its predecessors.
ign.com impressions
phantom_leo
Kojima: Snake Eater 3D has been made from scratch
Kojima said that the 3DS title is, believe it or not, a remake that has been made from scratch
siliconera.com
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Japan chart: Skyward Sword debuts at number one
Metal Gear Solid HD at five, 3DS dominates hardware.
eurogamer.net
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Eurogamer Rumour: Fumito Ueda leaves Sony
Will leave for good once the Last Guardian is finished according to Eurogamer
eurogamer.net news
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EDGE mag reviews Mario Kart 7
9/10 "the most rewarding racing experience since that beloved SNES original. "
next-gen.biz impressions
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Videogamer review Mario Kart 7
9/10 - " the very least, the finest Mario Kart since the original. For some, it might be even more than that."
videogamer.com impressions
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Gamesradar review Mario Kart 7
10/10 " Sadly, it raises the bar so high for almost everything else, most 3DS games don't even look like they belong on the same system. "
gamesradar.com impressions
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Shinobi 3DS Cubed 3 review - 7/10
"a compelling old-school gameplay structure, a rewarding sense of achievement and a difficulty level bordering on the psychopathic"
cubed3.com impressions
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Fractured Soul: Dark Void (Nintendo 3DS) preview
Fans of action, platformers, puzzle, and even old-school shoot-'em-ups may find something special when Fractured Soul arrives.
destructoid.com impressions
gamingeek
Dark Souls is fair, Call of Duty isn't
PSM3 demands harder games that don't make a mockery of skill and effort
computerandvideogames.com
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Eurogamer review Infinity Blade 2
Infinity Blade 2 is still a game about high stakes combat and bloody perseverance. Still a game about fast and smart fight scenes bolstered by a personalised assortment of weapons and shiny hats.
eurogamer.net
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Gamespot Cave Story 3D review
It's not possible to recommend this version of Cave Story over all others, but it is a worthy, good-looking adaptation of a wonderful game all the same
gamespot.com impressions
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RUMOR - Wii U specs roughly match up with Xbox 360
This information comes from a supposed Japanese dev that is working on porting a PS3 game to Wii U.
destructoid.com
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Rare: What's next interview
Always innovate, enhance and improve. We intentionally pushed Kinect way beyond the technology
videogamer.com
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Club Nintendo Europe: Get 3D Classics: Kid Icarus Free
By Registering Two 3DS Game
siliconera.com
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Indie Developers Look to Steam For Success, Not XBLA
Plus Team Meat takes another shot at Microsoft
venturebeat.com news
robio
From Dust Sells Over 500K Copies on PSN and XBLA Combined
Big Win For Digital Distribution
gamingunion.net news
robio
Someone already figured out how to Snake in Mario Kart 7
Probably not a game breaker like on the DS, but wow that was fast!
metro.co.uk media
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Joystiq Fortune Street Review: 5/10
"The game-breakingly slow pace of a game took its toll"
joystiq.com impressions
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IGN Fortune Street Review: 7/10
"If you love lengthy board games, it might be worth your investment"
ign.com impressions
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Mortal Kombat Komplete Edition Coming Soon
The new MK and all the DLC in one handy dandy disc
digitalspy.com news
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Xenoblade's U.S Release A Victory For Fans
It's the kind of game that fills a conspicuous hole in the generation: the revolutionary Japanese RPG that answers the complaints of audiences tired of what's wrong with the genre.
gamasutra.com editorial
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1up review Fishing Resort
"you'll still have to give a darn about fishing games in the first place"
1up.com impressions
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Read the sentence again. Key word being vote! Your system does not allow us to vote for games that take a long time to be localized.
RUMOR - Wii U specs roughly match up with Xbox 360
Would not surprise me in the least.
Those rumours are fake.
768 MB embedded RAM is way way way way too much.
It would blow pretty much everything including your Wii-U's heatsink straight out of the water.
I'm done with the series. City Folk killed it for me.
My wife and kids are STILL playing City Folk on an almost daily basis. o_O Fiirst Animal Crossing game in the household so it's kind of understandable, shitty design decisions and all.
I was thinking of getting my wife a 3DS with AC whenever it came out on 2012, but apparently she's not that interested in playing the game on a tiny-ass screen. I feel like I dodged a bullet in there since AC being a 3DS title seemed to me like one of the very few games that could effectively be a system seller for me. Maybe when the thing goes down in price to 100 I'll think about it. In the meantime, I think GoVacation will make for a perfect Christmas gift for my wife.
Just saw something kind of amusing on PSN. De Blob 2 is on sale for Plus members for $10.00. Thats got to be some kind of record.
I got the 360 retail version for about that. Or 15, I dunno. I haven't even played it.
I have a system? I dont mind localization much cause basically everyone in that region is waiting for the game to hit, its not the same as ports of a game that has been out for years. Its the ports to other consoles where it gets repetitive, like RE4 being released almost every other year, still it will forever be a 2005 game. Same with OoT, it is a 1998 title no matter how many times it gets rereleased. So you should stick with the year it gets released in your region first, that is the year of its release.
Which is exactly the same rule we have in the VG Press GoTY voting. Might change that a bit to not allow the same person to vote for the same game twice in consecutive years and allow persons to vote for games they imported from other regions.
Your mama.
IGN:
After a long stretch of silence, more news on Animal Crossing 3DS has finally surfaced. As posted on the page of YouTube user NintenDaanNC, a new developer roundtable with producer Katsuya Eguchi has been released highlighting some changes fans can expect to see in this new entry. You'll find the full video below.
Shocking stuff, indeed. To start, the roundtable revealed that you're now going to be the mayor of your village. No word on what this means for the game's former mayor, Tortimer, but we'll reveal more on this startling development as it unfolds. As always with Animal Crossing, you have the option of either working really hard or not doing much at all, whatever tickles your fancy. This means you can be a bad mayor, and make the ghost of Tortimer cry a river, or a really good one and improve your town as much as you can. As mayor you'll have the option to change the look of your town, adding things like benches and street lamps to spruce things up as you see fit.
We'll find you, Tortimer... that's a promise. *sniff*
As we already knew from previous trailers and screenshots, your character will also have a longer body. This will shake up the style side of things, which should please those hard-working Able Sisters. Now tops and bottoms will be separate, and more options will be available. One notable difference is that girls will be able to wear pants (maybe next up they'll get the right to vote!), and guys will be able to wear skirts, if that's how they get their jollies. Animals will look different too, as their size will be altered to better capture the animals they represent. Small creatures like Pecan the squirrel will be smaller, while large creatures like Curt the bear will be larger.
The village itself will see some changes too. It will be the largest it's ever been, with an especially expanded beach for players to swim and run around barefoot on (both activities are new additions as well). There will also be a railroad track, with a shopping mall situated on the other side. Whether this is the bad mall on the wrong side of the tracks remains to be seen, but perhaps there isn't a wrong side of the tracks in Animal Crossing. Perhaps that's the beauty of the game. Perhaps.
Pool party, yahoo!
But back to these earth-shattering changes. Familiar characters will be making a return as always, but there will also be some new additions to the Animal Crossing family as well. As mayor, you'll now have a secretary to help you carry out your mayoral duties. She's supposedly quite exuberant, but a bit clumsy - so she might not make for the best secretary, but it's a good bet she'll provide some good comic relief from the serious, serious world of AC.
In the decorating department, you'll now be able to have your own furniture made at the shop. You'll be able to take an existing piece there and do things like change out the cushions for a different pattern. You can change the exterior of your house now too, altering things like walls, fences and mail posts. Using StreetPass you'll be able to exchange house designs with friends and strangers, and the houses you receive this way will go on display at the edge of town as model homes.
It's my house, I can decorate it however I want.
Which brings me to the most shocking revelation of all. It's about Tom Nook. Take a deep breath folks, but according to the video, Nook has gotten himself a new job as a fancy real estate agent. I suppose it's no surprise, since he's been dabbling in the business for years now, but we're a bit concerned as to what this means for the fate of Nook's Cranny. Perhaps the Tanuki's kiddos will take over? Or maybe everybody's favorite potential mafia member will just double task? Only time will tell.
That wraps up the big news from the developer roundtable. If you skipped the video, you might want to jump to nine minutes in, where one of Animal Crossing 3DS' new songs is showcased by the game's music director. And remember to keep it here on IGN 3DS for all the latest on this game and more.
^ Meh.
GG why cant I find Endless Ocean for $15 or lower?
Nowhere! *evil laugh*
That answer doesn't match the question.
*reads again*
AHAHA, I misread. Thought you were asking where could you find it.
In that case, the answer is:
Because FUCK YOU.
that's why.
I sold my copy last year for $15 on Ebay. You might have to wait until after Christmas to find a good deal on it, though. I have no idea why it's still fairly expensive. It should be $5 by now.
The discs were only printed a certain number of times and it's out of print as far as I know.
New TV get!
Picked up a new LED samsung. Smart TV, Series 6, 40", pretty nice deal all things considered. It had a hefty discount and came bundled with a BluRay. Should arrive later today.