A Week at the Source: Week 20, 2016
Today, in A Week at the Source: the Month of May-Lay continues, with even more translations from the Super Smash Bros. Melee website!
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Nintendo Minute (May 20) – Gaming Confessions
For the latest episode of Nintendo Minute (uploaded on May 20th), Kit and Krysta have some (potentially embarassing) gaming-related confessions to make…
Read MoreTaiko Drum Master: Dokodon! Mystery Adventure – First trailer, Ace Attorney + Kirby characters
During a livestream dedicated to the Taiko Drum Master series, Bandai-Namco revealed the first trailer for Taiko Drum Master: Dokodon! Mystery Adventure
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Famitsu: scans of the week (May 19th)
This week, the following games are showcased in Famitsu magazine: Culdcept Revolt, Puzzle & Dragons X, Shovel Knight, Yo-kai Watch 3, and more!
Read MoreIndie news (May 21) – SDK Paint / Drop it: Block Paradise!
Today’s Indie news: update for the 4th and final version of SDK Paint, and first gameplay trailer for Drop it: Block Paradise on Wii U!
Read MoreMonster Hunter Generations: video interview, DLC screenshots (JP)
This week, Ryozo Tsujimoto and Shintaro Kojima were in Europe for a press and community. They gave plenty of interviews, including a video one!
Read MoreMonopoly: Super Mario Bros. Collector’s Edition coming soon
Maybe a bit late for the Super Mario Bros. 30th Anniversary, a Super Mario Bros. Collector’s Edition of Monopoly will be released “soon” in the US!
Read MoreWii Karaoke U: list of new EN/JP songs for May 19th (Europe)
On Thursday, a total of 48 new songs were added to Wii Karaoke U by Joysound in Europe. This time around, there’s also new songs in Japanese!
Read MoreIndie news (May 20): Soul Axiom / Nevermoor: gameplay trailer / Toon Tank for Europe
Today’s Indie news: update for Soul Axiom on Wii U, gameplay trailer for the promising Nevermoor on Wii U, and Toon Tanks coming soon to Europe!
Read More[Brief] Japan: more sales data for Week 19, 2016
Today, Media Create released its weekly report for video game sales in Japan, providing us with more sales data for Week 19
Read MoreDaily Briefs (May 20): Australia / Dragon Quest / Yo-kai Watch / LEGO Marvel Avengers
Today’s Daily Briefs: Nintendo Selects in Australia, first episode of the Yo-kai Watch anime series on YouTube, some Dragon Quest sablés, and more!
Read MoreTokyo Mirage Sessions #FE feat. DJ MasterSeal (#1): the battle system
Today, Nintendo launched a video series for Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE, with DJ MasterSeal explaining the features of the game. First one: the battle system!
Read MoreYooka-Laylee: new characters and details revealed
After many months of silence, Playtonic Games have just revealed plenty of details, some new characters, and some pictures for Yooka-Laylee!
Read MoreOne Piece: Dai Kaizoku Colosseum announced for the Nintendo 3DS
In the latest issue of V-Jump magazine, Bandai-Namco will reveal a new One Piece game for the Nintendo 3DS, called One Piece: Dai Kaizoku Colosseum!
Read MoreDragon Ball Fusions to be released on August 4 in Japan, will get a New 3DS bundle
Thanks to Jump magazine, we now know that Dragon Ball Fusions will be released on August 4th in Japan, and will get a New Nintendo 3DS bundle!
Read More[Japan] Media Create sales for Week 19, 2016 (May 9th – 15th) [Top 50]
Week 19 is the beginning of one of the slowest periods of the year for video games sales in Japan. Unfortunately, it looks like 2016 will be no exception!
Read MoreAzure Striker Gunvolt 2: new characters revealed, screenshots, footage, songs previews
Today, Inti Creates revealed three new characters for Azure Striker Gunvolt 2 on Nintendo 3DS: Xiao Wu, Mytyl (Copen’s sister), and the formidable Nori!
Read MoreSEGA Europe: no plans for 7th Dragon III (yet), precisions regarding Atlus
Yesterday, in the latest episode of SEGA Central, Dan from SEGA Europe explained that there was (currently) no plans for 7th Dragon III in Europe.
Read MoreMiitomo: over 5 million downloads on Android
How many users have downloaded Miitomo worldwide? We don’t have the exact number right now, but we do know there’s at least 5 million of them for Android!
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