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TSA writes: "With Nintendo having just launched the New 3DS in Europe and America, there will be plenty of gamers out there looking to cram their libraries with the best hits the handheld has to offer. Therefore, we took it upon ourselves to hand-pick a small selection of 3DS essentials you should consider playing with Nintendos new piece of kit."

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Explosion:" Dragon Ball Xenoverse, the new Dragon Ball game launching soon in North America and Europe on consoles and PC, has received a new gameplay video. The video showcases one of the more epic fights of the Dragon Ball universe, Goku fighting Frieza in his final form."

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MNN: France is one country in Europe that Nintendo has performed extremely well in. Recent figures provided by La Presse state that the Nintendo 3DS has sold 3.4 million units since it launched back in 2011 and that the Wii U has shifted 515,000 units since it launched in 2012. Thats not bad to be honest. Though both devices are facing stiff competition from the PlayStation 4 and the Xbox One.

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Toukiden Kiwami, the new entry of the Toukiden series now available in Japan on PlayStation Vita and PlayStation Portable, is going to receive some new details for the Western release soon.

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The Gamer Headlines wrote: Nintendo of Europe has announced the pricing details for both the single and the multiplayer modes for the upcoming FPS Ironfall: Invasions, which is due to land in the eShop on February 13th.

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Teams from across Europe will battle it out for a place in LA and a shot at the #036;1million prize

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TSA: Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate could well be Capcoms greatest opportunity for the franchise to truly blossom here in the West. In Japan the series is a juggernaut, with a number of the Monster Hunter titles sitting alongside entries in the Final Fantasy, Mario and Pokemon franchises in the all-time best selling games in their home nation. In some ways the fact that Monster Hunter hasnt gained more ground in America and Europe isnt that surprising, given the series emphasis on preparation, grinding and, particularly in the case of the handheld entries, community. With Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate, Capcom have finally brought handheld online multiplayer to the franchise, alongside a number of other refinements, and with the title launching alongside Nintendos New 3DS in the West could this be Monster Hunters moment?