Nintendo didn’t really bring much to E3 this year. They did not have a proper press conference so this year all of the focus was put into their Nintendo Tree House segment. A great deal of time was spent showing off the next Zelda game and it is impressive. Check out the 30 minutes of game-play below followed by the official trailer.
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The wait is almost over. Tokyo Mirage Session #FE drops next Friday. Nintendo released a new gameplay trailer today. It shows off some of the battle system along with a little bit of dungeon crawling, and some cut-scenes. Check it out below.
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Nintendo hit us with quite a bit of new information about Pokemon Sun and Moon today. New starters were revealed and a release date of November 18th, was given.
The water starter is Popplio, a Sea Lion Pokemon. Rowlet is the owl Pokemon. He is a grass flying type. Last, but not least, is Litten. A flaming hairball spitting fire type cat Pokemon. All 3 starter Pokemon are pictured in the image below.
The new region of Pokemon Sun and Moon is called Alola and is Hawaiian inspired.
Also, shown off today is the box art of both games featuring the Sun and Moon legendaries on the front. The Sun cover features a lion Pokemon, while the Moon box art features a bat looking Pokemon. You can get a better look at those two in the trailer at the top of the page.
Initial response from Pokemon fans seem to favor Litten the most, Rowlet second, and Popplio dead last. I personally agree with the masses. I have started every Pokemon game with a water starter and think Popplio is the worst looking one, but as the day has gone by he is starting to grow on me. I will probably still pick him to keep the water starter streak alive.
What’s you take on the new Pokemon starters? Do you love them or hate them? SOund off in the comment section.
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After a numerous delays, Mighty No. 9 will be released on June 21st, 2016 in North America and Asia. Worldwide on June 24th.
Mighty No. 9 has gone gold and Keiji Inafune says the game is in its final stages of development. He is also “sincerely sorry” for the wait. The release date is “set in stone and there will be no further delays for the game.”
Portable versions for the PS Vita and 3DS will arrive at a later date so if you were waiting for those ports, this news may still be a bit disappointing.
Read the entire update article from Keiji Inafune at the Mighty No. 9 website.
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Shantae and the Pirate’s Curse is the third game in the Shantae series and origninally appeared on the Wii U and 3DS in 2014. Look for Shantae and the Pirate’s Curse on PS4 this Tuesday, April 19th.
The next Shantae installment, Shantae: Half-Genie Hero, will launch on PS4, Xbox One, Wii U, and PC later this year.
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Known as SMT IV: Final in Japan, the game gets a name change for its North American audience. Atlus does not have a specific date other than just Summer 2016. I would bet that it will come out in July since SMT IV came out in July back in 2013.
SMT: Apocalypse takes place in the same universe as 2013’s SMT IV. Apocalypse looks to ditch the samurai setting for a more apocalyptic setting, hence the name of the game. The main character looks like an anime version of a Fallout character. Check out the announcement teaser trailer below.
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Everyone’s favorite cute, pink little ball thing gets a new 3DS game this summer. This time around he can use the enemy’s mech to terrorize his enemies. He can also jump back and forth between the foreground and background. There will be over 25 copy abilities to use in the game including the mech robo. The mech can also copy up to 10 enemy abilities.
A separate mode is also included with Planet Robobot called Team Kirby Clash. In this mode, up to 4 players can team up and fight against powerful bosses. Team Kirby Clash will be available via download play as well to play with friends who do not own Planet Robobot. Team Kirby Clash can also be played along with CPU teammates as well.
New Kirby series of amiibo will be available along with the release of Robobot as well. These amiibo will give Kirby a special in-game copy ability.
Kirby Planet Robobot hits store shelves and digitally, June 10th, 2016.
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The third and final path of Fire Emblem Fates hits this month. The Revelation path features many secrets that are not featured in Birthright or Conquest. Revelation will be available at a price of $19.99. To get to the Revelation content, when you are given the choice of which family to side with, you pick “Refuse to choose a side.”
Two new DLC maps have also been released today in the Dragon’s Gate. Museum Melee and Ghostly Gold are up for purchase now. If you already purchased the Map Pack bundle in the DLC shop, you should already have them. Another map called Royal Royale will be released on March 17th and additional maps after that will be released weekly up through April 21st.
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Shigero Miyamoto’s project guard, now known as Star Fox Guard, will come bundled with the game. Star Fox guard is basically a tower defense game with map sharing capabilities. Maps you create can be shared over the internet with friends and others around the world.
Star Fox Zero will also feature amiibo support that will unlock the retro Arwing for gameplay.
You can join Star Fox and company on another adventure to stop Andros in April 22nd, 2016.
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The Shin Megami Tensei X Fire Emblem game finally gets an English title and release date of June 26th.
Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE is a JRPG is set in Japan and takes place around a huge pop idol concert. Voice acting will be in Japanese and will have English subtitles. Check out the announcement trailer above.
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