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Earlier this month we posted about Atlus planning to localize the Attack on Titan game on Nintendo 3DS in the west. Despite being announced on April 1, it thankfully wasn't an April Fools' Day gag, and it's currently set to arrive in North America and …Read more »
Wait, Attack on Titan season two still isn’t out yet? What’s the holdup, guys? One way Nintendo 3DS owners might survive the interminable wait might be to pick up Attack on Titan: Humanity in Chains , which will be available in May on the Nintendo …Read more »
The second time we've used sad Mario this month... Nintendo will no longer be selling games and consoles in Brazil, citing “unsustainable” business conditions. The main cause seems to be high import taxes, which make sending games to Brazil a costly proposition. A quick look …Read more »
Bandai Namco Games is bringing Kuroko's Basketball: Ties to the Future to Nintendo 3DS in Japan on March 26, 2015, with promises of a "miraculous basketball action game." While we still have a few months wait ahead of us, the first promotional video recently popped …Read more »
Nanami to Isshoni Manabo! English Joutatsu no Kotsu (Or: “Let’s learn with Nanami! Tricks for improving your English), developed by edutainment software company Media5 for the Nintendo 3DS, promises to let players improve their English with words of encouragement from Kana Hanazawa ( Steins;Gate ), …Read more »
The Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic anime is getting a Nintendo 3DS game in Japan next month, and Namco Bandai has a couple new looks at the portable adaptation. Check out a full promotional clip and a brief commercial below. Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic …Read more »
Everyone's favorite pint-sized super sleuth is getting ready to solve some mysteries on Nintendo 3DS in Japan this April with the release of Detective Conan: Marionette Symphony . Namco Bandai showed off a teaser trailer for the game at January's World Hobby Fair '13 Winter, …Read more »
Atlus set an official date for the North American release of Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers . The updated RPG is now scheduled to land on Nintendo 3DS on April 16. Originally released for Sega Saturn in 1997, the 3DS version sports a …Read more »
Fire Emblem: Awakening is on its way to add some strategy-RPG love to Nintendo 3DS on February 4, and it's bringing with it two-player co-op play and more, in addition to the things that fans know and love about the series already. In advance of …Read more »
It's been a while since we had an edition of Virtual Boy, which takes note of Nintendo's weekly downloadable releases. It's understandable, unfortunately, because Nintendo so rarely offers up much worth talking about, but this week sees the release of a special gem from Yasumi …Read more »
I wasn't going to get a Wii U, I swear. Growing up with games, however, has created an intangible draw to launch day hype. I'm fine up until the bell actually tolls, but that launch lure just sucks me in time after time. So, here …Read more »
Bandai Namco Games recently debuted a promotional video for its new Naruto game, Naruto SD: Powerful Shippuden. The new game, which will appear in Japan November 29th on the Nintendo 3DS, is based on this year’s Naruto spin-off anime series, Rock Lee and his Ninja …Read more »
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy hit Nintendo 3DS in North America back on July 3, but Square Enix is just now getting around to adding a demo to the eShop in Nintendo's latest download update. If you're still on the fence about whether or not the rhythm …Read more »
Nintendo is going to great measures to ensure none of us forget the impending release of New Super Mario Bros. 2 on Nintendo 3DS. The game itself launches on August 19, and each week leading up to its release will find another classic Mario title …Read more »
Hatsune Miku & Future Stars Project Mirai is ready to pounce on Nintendo 3DS in Japan on March 8, but we don't have to wait to see the rhythm game's opening clip. Deco*27's "YumeYume" serves as the background jam to this spirited intro, and we …Read more »
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