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Nick Tan and I are at PAX Prime all weekend. Are you? Why don't you download yourself a friend and hang out with us in Seattle?

Nintendo eShop

Nintendo enters the world of collecting, trading, and generally destroying the parental wallet with the toy-enhanced PokeĂłmon Rumble U available now via eShop download. PokeĂłmon Rumble U - Wii U Rayman Legends - Wii U (9/3) The Legend of Zelda - Wii U VC Wario Land 3 - 3DS VC Xbox Live Arcade You might think that this week's only Xbox Live Arcade release is down some dark alley, by itself, at night, but in reality it's four talking turtles eating pizza. Dead Rising 2 & Case Zero DLC - Free for Xbox Live Gold members Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows - Xbox 360 PlayStation Network

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New Releases for August 29, 2013: Pokemon Rumble U, Rayman Legends, The Legend of Zelda, Wario Land 3. And a BIT.TRIP SAGA sale!

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Mash the buttons of your Xbox controller as fast as you can and be the first to fill the meter.

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While this sale is already on its way, Konami wishes to emphasize today that much of its catalog on Xbox LIVE will be discounted up to 50% off until August 26th. The following titles can be purchased at the Xbox Marketplace Online and Games on Demand on Xbox LIVE:
Metal Gear Solid Peace Walker: $14.99 $9.99
Metal Gear Solid 2&3: $14.99 $9.99
Deca Sports Freedom: $19.99 $9.99
Silent Hill Downpour: $19.99 $9.99
Zone of the Enders HD Collection: $29.99 $14.99
Otomedius Excellent: $19.99 $9.99
Silent Hill HD Collection: $29.99 $14.99
Silent Hill Homecoming: $19.99 $9.99
SAW: $19.99 $9.99
Neverdead: $19.99 $9.99
Rumble Roses XX: $14.99 $9.99
Any of these grab your attention?

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ZOMGPlay's Article of them doing a gameplay demonstration on Pokémon Rumble U "At its core Pokémon Rumble U is a pretty simple game, as you pick youre Pokémon and battle them out in a small arena defeating other Toy Pokémon while in the process collecting Coins, Pokeballs and Candy however to expand upon the gameplay you can add additional Toy Pokémon by scanning in NFC Figures or redeeming Passwords found on Nintendo Social Sites."

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Digitally Downloaded writes: "Back when the 3DS didn't have much software to speak of, I found myself hopelessly addicted to Pokémon Rumble Blast. It was addictive in short bursts and offered a nice little level structure that had me wanting to replay levels over and over again to catch all the critters. Pokémon Rumble U is not Pokémon Rumble Blast. In a massive backstep from the strides the 3DS game took for this sub-franchise, Pokémon Rumble U is little more than the Wii Pokémon Rumble game."

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NowGamer: "Unless you're willing to throw money away on horrible-looking toys, Pokémon Rumble U is basically pointless. And even then, it's a crushingly basic and boring game, even by Pokémon spin-off standards."

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GodisaGeek: "Pokémon Rumble U is a very simplistic game, but a very fun one. The Catch Em All fever really gnaws away at you with a vengeance here as you aim to complete all of the challenges on each stage and find all of the hidden beasties. There are so many different characters to try, and the added bonus of being able to play with up to three Wiimote-clutching friends. It is full of cheer, bombast and likeability a perfect downloadable breeze of a game that all of the family can enjoy with the prospect of intriguing NFC figures providing future content to try out. Gameplay hasnt moved on from the 3DS version; the combat is mostly about mashing the buttons with tactics taking a back seat. As much as we criticised Rumble Blast, it would actually have been nice to have kept the Battle Royale mode from that one. In spite of this, keeping the focus on the superior arena battles rather than plodding scrolling sections, and implementing a more fun, competitive multiplayer, h...

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Nintendo Insider writes: Pokémon Rumble U is the third game in the Pokémon Rumble series, and the first Nintendo published game to hit the eShop. As its an eShop game, going for £13.49, you can probably expect that it wont be as fully fledged a title as Super Pokémon Rumble, which was released on the 3DS in 2011, and you would be right. However, this game is not without its charm.

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VA writes: If you are looking for the next big Pokémon RPG, then you will be sorely disappointed with this, as you will be if you are coming to this looking for a deep fighter, but I suspect that this will still be up many a Pokémon fans street regardless, as it does have that odd mix of overly simplistic, yet super addictive gameplay. It is decent looking, with a nice sheen to everything, and there is never a touch of slowdown, even with a ridiculous amount of characters on-screen at once