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Title information page also updated, system stability improved.
Nintendo has launched 3DS system update 9.0.0-20 in Europe and North America.

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Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor (also known as Shadow of Mordor) is an Action Role-Play game. It is released for Microsoft Windows (World Wide) and PlayStation 4, Xbox One (North America) on September 30, 2014. Its coming for PlayStation 4, Xbox One in Europe and Australia on October 3, 2014 and October 8, 2014. And coming for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 in North America on November 18, 2014, in Europe on November 21, 2014 and in Australasia on November 26, 2014.

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The biggest topic of conversation for some following . In addition to playing with songs on the game's soundtrack, you could import music from CDs you had--a feature that will return if you play the game on PS3.

Layden recalled working at SCEE and attempting to bring the game from Japan to Europe and encountering resistance from Sony's marketing department. The game was ultimately released there in 2000, almost a year after it came out in Japan. "Sure, it didn’t go platinum and it didn't make a ton of money," Layden said. "But it did show, again, that PlayStation is the place where everything innovative, challenging, new, and somewhat off-course can come to find a fan, a market, and a home."

Discussing his mention of it during E3, he said, "It was not my intention to rub salt in the Vib Ribbon wound, but to express my admiration for it as the genre-busting title it is and was. My mistake was that I had assumed that everyone who had been around in the original PlayStation era would have had their chance to play the game. I had forgotten that the American gamer was effectively denied the opportunity. To mention it at E3 was to delight some and to squirt lemon in the eyes of others. For this, I apologize."

Fortunately, it was the response from members of the media and gamers to his mention of the game that prompted tomorrow's re-release. "Vib Ribbon is finally making its way to North America, and the major catalyst was all of you who wrote, posted, blogged, tweeted that you wished to see this game come back and wanted your voice to be heard by the suits," Layden said. The blog post includes the image you see above, which features a collection of tweets lamenting the lack of an announcement to coincide with the seemingly purposeless Vib Ribbon E3 tease.

Got a news tip or want to contact us directly? Email news@gamespot.com

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The biggest topic of conversation for some following . In addition to playing with songs on the game's soundtrack, you could import music from CDs you had--a feature that will return if you play the game on PS3.

Layden recalled working at SCEE and attempting to bring the game from Japan to Europe and encountering resistance from Sony's marketing department. The game was ultimately released there in 2000, almost a year after it came out in Japan. "Sure, it didn’t go platinum and it didn't make a ton of money," Layden said. "But it did show, again, that PlayStation is the place where everything innovative, challenging, new, and somewhat off-course can come to find a fan, a market, and a home."

Discussing his mention of it during E3, he said, "It was not my intention to rub salt in the Vib Ribbon wound, but to express my admiration for it as the genre-busting title it is and was. My mistake was that I had assumed that everyone who had been around in the original PlayStation era would have had their chance to play the game. I had forgotten that the American gamer was effectively denied the opportunity. To mention it at E3 was to delight some and to squirt lemon in the eyes of others. For this, I apologize."

Fortunately, it was the response from members of the media and gamers to his mention of the game that prompted tomorrow's re-release. "Vib Ribbon is finally making its way to North America, and the major catalyst was all of you who wrote, posted, blogged, tweeted that you wished to see this game come back and wanted your voice to be heard by the suits," Layden said. The blog post includes the image you see above, which features a collection of tweets lamenting the lack of an announcement to coincide with the seemingly purposeless Vib Ribbon E3 tease.

Got a news tip or want to contact us directly? Email news@gamespot.com