As reported earlier today, The Denpa Men 2: Beyond the Waves is headed to the Nintendo eShop in North America on May 9th. The game will cost $11.99, and if you have the previous game you’ll be able to transfer your characters over to the new one.
via The Denpa Men 2 English Trailer Shows Off Dungeons And Battles | Siliconera.
Sony will be giving attendees of this year’s GameStop Expo an "in-depth" look at the PlayStation 4.
The expo, only in its second year, is pushing for growth, and there’s no better way of boosting attendence than offering one of the first looks at the next genertion of console gaming.
In addition to the physical console, Sony will be showing off its launch titles.
via PS4 to appear at GameStop Expo | Game Development | News by Develop.
Nintendo’s upcoming The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past sequel for 3DS will alternate between Light and Dark worlds, Zelda series director Eiji Aonuma has told CNET.
While the Light World has appeared in all Zelda games, the Dark World has only appeared in A Link to the Past and Four Swords Adventures.
via Zelda 3DS sees return of Light and Dark Worlds – Gematsu.
Announced not too long ago, Nippon Ichi Software has finally revealed the content of the Japanese Limited Edition for one of their latest original RPG titles, The Witch and the Hundred Knights. The limited edition will be priced at 10,290 yen (Over $100 USD), with the standard edition priced at 6,800 yen (Over $70 USD). The limited edition will come with special packaging, the game itself, a 44-page hardcover artbook, the main character, Metallica the Witch, as a Petite Nendoroid, and a 2-Disc Original Soundtrack CD featuring music composed by Tenpei Sato.
via The Witch and the Hundred Knights Japanese LE Revealed | oprainfall.
Restaurant chain operator Monteroza has filed a trademark claim against Nintendo, Japanese media reported yesterday.
Monteroza says that the name of Wii U’s WaraWara Hiroba, known as WaraWara Plaza in the west, is too similar to that of its Wara-wara chain of izakaya (Japanese-style pubs). It has filed a request with the Patent Office to have Nintendo’s trademark registration revoked.
via Nintendo set for trademark battle over WaraWara Plaza | News | Edge Online.
Bioware, the company behind the upcoming “Mass Effect 4,” has purchased a new video game franchise. According to a report by Bit by Bit Gaming on April 29, the developer now owns the license to create titles based on the “Warhammer 40,000” brand. The first game will apparently feature the same third-person shooter elements as “Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine,” which came out for multiple platforms on Sept. 6, 2011. You can check out several screenshots from “Mass
http://www.examiner.com/article/mass-effect-4-developer-purchases-new-video-game-franchise
