Metroid: Other M – Join Samus for an action-packed space adventure that takes the best elements of first- and third-person gaming to create a seamless blend of gameplay, storytelling and cinematography. Each unit has its own strategic benefits, so guide them wisely or risk losing them on the battlefield. Alternate turns with the enemy and shape your army to suit your strategy by selecting from dozens of units with unique spells, abilities and weapons. More information on all of these games (and a few other new releases) can be found after the break.įire Emblem: Shadow Dragon – Discover the origin of classic character Marth in this Nintendo DS retelling of the original Fire Emblem game. Developed by Team Ninja, Other M gives bounty hunter Samus Aran a very complicated backstory in a game that combines first-person and side-scrolling viewpoints. The strategy RPG is a remake of the first Fire Emblem game, and it was originally released for the DS in 2009.įinally this week, the divisive Metroid: Other M makes the leap from the Wii to the Wii U. Over on the Wii U eShop, Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon is now available to download for Nintendo’s home console. Originally released for the Super NES in 1994, Demon’s Crest is the final adventure of Firebrand, a heroic gargoyle first glimpsed in the Ghosts N Goblins franchise.
Players who’ve previously purchased Animal Crossing New Leaf will be able to access all of the Welcome Amiibo content with a free update.ģDS fans might also be interested in Demon’s Crest, which is also now available to download for Nintendo’s handheld. The appropriately-named Welcome Amiibo Edition adds new features and activities, as well as support for all Amiibo figures and cards in the Animal Crossing series. Leading the way is a 3DS re-release for Animal Crossing: New Leaf that adds Amiibo functionality to the game. Nintendo is going retro with this week’s eShop update, as four games from the consolemaker’s past resurface in new locales or with new features.
0 kommentar(er)
