Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and 3DS coming in 2014, brings Megaman along for the ride (video)

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Microsoft’s got the Xbox One, Sony’s got the PlayStation 4 and Nintendo? Nintendo’s got Megaman. In its pre-E3 broadcast, the console maker has announced that a new version of party favorite Super Smash Bros. will be arriving on the Wii U and 3DS at some point next year. The company has taken the chance to freshen up the smashing lineup, adding the Villager from Animal Crossing and adding Megaman from, er, Megaman to the roster. If you’d like to see the announcement trailer for yourself, head on past the break and scrub forward to the 34 minute mark where it’s now available in its standalone glory.

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Nintendo 3DS to get Recochoku music streaming and download service in Japan, launches in December

Nintendo 3DS gets Recochoku music download service in Japan, launches in December

Today’s early Nintendo Direct broadcast didn’t have much in the way of new hardware pricing or surprises, but it did reveal a new music service for 3DS users in Japan. The handheld will soon be able to stream, download and play music from Recochoku, a mobile-centric site that specializes in ringtones and track downloads. Users should be able to take their pick from over 1 million titles, priced at around 250 yen. Any songs bought on your 3DS can also be transferred to your (compatible) keitai of choice.

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PSA: Nintendo 3DS XL now available in US, AC adapter included

Nintendo 3DS XL now available in US, AC adapter included

That Japan-exclusive Pikachu clamshell might be slightly out of reach for US buyers, but starting today they can pick up a regular 3DS XL to the tune of $200. The oversized Nintendo handheld surpasses its predecessor in just about every category, shining through our review gauntlet with more battery life, a more comfortable grip and a more luxurious screen. On top of the usual fare, US buyers will also receive a power adapter, a necessary accessory that was oddly left out of the Japanese and European releases. Oh, and if you’re looking for something new to play on that shiny hardware, New Super Mario Bros. 2 hits the US eShop today as well.

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PSA: Nintendo 3DS XL now available in US, AC adapter included originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 19 Aug 2012 15:15:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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