


A Wii U trailer for Pokken Tournament has familiarized oblivious Wii U owners about the existence of the stellar Pokemon fighting game, something that would be very beneficial considering the phenomenally low interest it has apparently been generating in arcades.
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The final DLC character for Super Smash Bros has been unveiled to be the luxurious Bayonetta, stirring up as much chaos as Cloud’s introduction but leaving some to wonder how such a sexualized character made the cut, especially onto a mainstream Nintendo property.
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- Author: Rift
- Categories: Games, News
- Date: Dec 6, 2015 16:40 JST
- Tags: Atlus, Censorship, Fire Emblem, Music, Nintendo, Pantsu, PV, Shin Megami Tensei, Wii U


The dedicated detective work of a few concerned gamers has unveiled some potential censorship for the upcoming Nintendo x Atlus title Genei Ibun Roku FE, forcing the scandalous idol Kiria to cover up, though whether this could be considered censorship given the game’s wealth of skimpier outfits is hard to determine.
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- Author: Rift
- Categories: Games, News
- Date: Dec 2, 2015 14:42 JST
- Tags: English, Mighty No. 9, PS3, PS4, Trailer, USA, Wii U, Xbox 360, Xbox One



The highly supported Megaman tribute Mighty No. 9 has revealed its explosive new trailer, showing off the game’s multitude of modes and boasting enough 2D platforming goodness to make even the most hardcore Megaman fans proud.
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The ridiculously popular Super Smash Bros for Wii U has welcomed Final Fantasy VII’s Cloud Strife into its roster of smashers in an event that few were expecting, no doubt generating a massive influx of both joyous celebration and incendiary repulsion alike.
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The newest fighter to join the ever growing line-up of upcoming fighting game Pokken Tournament has arrived in the form of “Dark Mewtwo”, a suspected boss character deviated from the original Mewtwo sure to pose a threat to skilled players whilst likely hyping up Pokemon fanatics simultaneously.
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The recently arrived Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water has (somewhat unexpectedly) been subjected to an excessive abundance of censorship, after many believed the skimpy DLC costumes would be the only victims – unfortunately, according to Nintendo, the mere sight of a girl in a bikini is all too hazardous to the M-rated game’s impressionable western audience…
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The family-friendly Pokemon series has doled out more brutal fisticuffs courtesy of a brand new trailer, bound to aid in boosting the franchise’s already astronomical marketing influence by appealing to hardcore fans of the fighter genre.
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New character trailers for Atlus’s Shin Megami Tensei x Fire Emblem have arrived, giving fans another quick glimpse at the game and what it has to offer, hopefully indicating this hodgepodge of franchises will result in a whole greater than the sum of its awesome parts, despite all indications to the contrary.
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The western release for Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water has certainly proven to be quite “spoopy” (as Nintendo has it) as the game reacquaints viewers with the cameras and spirits synonymous to the franchise – whether the game will maintain the erotic content present in the original Japanese version seems doubtful however.
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Popular retro game show Game Center CX has become the inspiration for an upcoming DLC sprite for Super Mario Maker, the sprite featuring none other than the enigmatic Arino himself – clearly demonstrating the phenomenal influence that the show has managed to accrue over its lifespan.
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Obsessed Pokemon fanatics will be overjoyed to learn that upcoming Pokemon fighter Pokken Tournament has been announced for worldwide release on the Wii U, allowing them to play from the sanctity of their Pikachu festooned lairs as opposed to having to venture out into the outside world.
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