Feb/9/2012 News and updates

by **AquaX** on Thu Feb 09, 2012 4:28 pm

Tekken producer Katsuhiro Harada has revealed that he was convinced to bring Tekken 3D Prime Edition
to the Nintendo 3DS after seeing passionate Nintendo fans playing Super
Smash Bros. Harada witnessed a gathering of hardcore Super Smash Bros
fans playing the game competitively at a US Major League Gaming
tournament.

<blockquote>“Super Smash Bros. had everyone from adults to kids, even women so I thought they would be all playing cheerfully together.”

“But there were these deafening cheers coming from them playing tournaments, like ‘Auuugghhh!’

“I saw that and I was convinced that participants feel the same things while they play Super Smash Bros. and Tekken.”

and a little edit here:

Tekken series producer, Katsuhiro Harada has revealed via the latest Iwata Asks segment that Tekken 3D: Prime Edition won’t feature 3D in wireless multiplayer matches in an effort to retain a steady 60 frames per second.

<blockquote>“In Tekken 3D: Prime Edition, the game supports 60 frames
per second during wireless play, but stereoscopic 3D display is not
supported.”
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now for KH fans. In Japan the new game "Kingdom Hearts 3D:Dream Drop Distance" will be released on March 29th.They also confirmed the art for the official Box-Art

speaking of which. They said that the english version will come out this year I think...

Two Tribes, the development team behind WiiWare title Toki Tori, have mentioned in a blog post
that they’re looking to bring the series to the Wii U. Toki Tori 2
won’t be a full priced retail game but will instead feature on the Wii U
eShop.The development team also mentioned that they would like to
incorporate a level editor in Toki Tori 2.

<blockquote>“What could be very interesting, and what’s been
requested countless times from the fans, is if we could incorporate a
level editor utilizing the Wii U controller. This could mean that the
game runs on the TV while you make adjustments to the level on the
touchscreen in real time. We think that would work really well!”
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