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Pre-order stock for upcoming wave also woefully short in North America

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The block building open-world game will hit North American and European consoles in Q2 2015!

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Suck it up

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The Gamer Headlines wrote: Nintendo of Europe has just announced on Twitter that Kirby Fighters Deluxe and Dededes Drum Dash Deluxe will be coming to the European 3DS eShop on February 13th.

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The block building open-world game will hit North American and European consoles in Q2 2015!

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Wii, GBA and NES Donkey Kong offerings released on Wii U.
Nintendo has detailed the latest European eShop update, revealing the newest digital titles available for Wii U and 3DS from this Thursday.

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Dealspwn reports: "Nintendo has revealed this week's European 3DS and Wii U eShop deals, which will go live on Thursday night. Highlights will include Shin Megami Tensei IV for £11.69, one of the very best entries in the legendary (if ferociously tough!) RPG series that eventually spawned Persona. RRP is £17.99, so it's a decent saving. You'll also pick up Conception II: Children Of The Seven Stars for £13.49, which is a serious discount on this quirky, somewhat cheeky and fairly inferior JRPG. "

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CCC: "Early last year, German developer Daedalic Entertainment strayed from their usual fare of point-and-click adventures and released the tactical turn-based RPG, Blackguards. Set in the universe of the popular European pen-and-paper series The Dark Eye, Daedalic strived to maintain the tabletop rule set while presenting a motley crew of characters that were anything but your typical gallant heroes. It was a valiant first effort, but not without its share of design and technical flaws. Blackguards 2 promised a simpler, more streamlined approach to the rules, and added features that broke the linear progression in the first game. Some of the tweaks do mange to make character management more accessible and the combat system more fluid, however other changes have hampered the pace of the game, with an interface that is still grossly convoluted. "