Daily Briefs (March 19) – Soul Saga / Mutant Mudds Super Challenge
Today’s Daily Briefs:
- Soul Saga
- Disney Art Academy
- Mutant Mudds Super Challenge
- Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympics
- Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam Bros.
- Tomodachi Life
- Fire Emblem 0
Soul Saga
Today, Disastercake posted another Kickstarter update for Soul Saga (a JRPG inspired by classics of the genre). It tackles the following topics:
- release window: still June for PC, Linux, and Mac, and later for consoles (including Wii U);
- UI: Dialogue interface
- UI: Combat interface
- Dragontree Village makeover
Here’s some of the screenshots shared with this update, which show the UI and the Dragontree Village makeover:
Click here to read the update!
Disney Art Academy
Here’s some screenshots in English for Disney Art Academy:
Disney Art Academy (3DS) comes out on April 7th in Japan, May 13th in North America, and July 15th in Europe.
Source: Nintendo
Mutant Mudds Super Challenge
Yesterday, Renegade Kid started a contest for Mutant Mudds Super Challenge. Here’s what you can do to win 18″ x 24″ poster:
- find the first secret character (to be found in Secret Level 1-1)
- take a screenshot
- take a selfie of yourself with the screenshot
- post that on Twitter with the #MutantMuddsSuperChallenge hashtag
Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympics
Here’s the first episode of Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympics video series: Training for Rio!
Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympics (3DS) comes out on April 8th in Europe.
Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympics (Wii U) comes out on June 23rd in Japan, and June 24th in Europe and North America.
Head after the break for the rest of this post!
Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam Bros.
Here’s the second episode of the Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam – Kids at Play video series:
Tomodachi Life
On Thursday, Nintendo launches the first wave of Happy Price Selection titles in Japan (the Japanese equivalent of Nintendo Selects). Since Tomodachi Life is part of that first wave, Nintendo has decided to restart the item distribution for the game. That way, even players who bought the Happy Price Selection of the game will be able to get the extra item.
The planning for the item distribution can be found on the official website!
Thanks Japanese Nintendo for the heads up.
Fire Emblem 0
Here’s the latest card from the 4th series of Fire Emblem 0 cards, which came out on Thursday in Japan:
Source: Intelligent Systems
