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Famicom Detective Club Is Getting A Collector s Edition In Japan
Nintendo s remakes of
Famicom Detective Club has been known for some time. Previously announced back in 2019, Wednesday s Nintendo Direct confirmed
In preparation for this, Nintendo has just revealed a new collector s edition for Japan. Containing both games on a single cartridge, that comes with a 174-page artbook, showcasing the remake s character and concept art. It also features design documents from the original releases, which date back to 1988 and 1989.
Reprints of the original game s promotional flyers are present, alongside a 75-song soundtrack, containing tracks from the Famicom/NES version. There s no word on a Western release for this collector s edition yet, but we ll keep you updated if that changes.
Nintendo Direct February 2021 Roundup Including DLC, Remasters & More!
Nintendo Direct February 2021 roundup including DLC, remasters & more!
Yesterday marked the exciting arrival of this year’s first Nintendo Direct presentation, which came full of exciting announcements including new titles, HD remasters and console ports and special downloadable content for hit titles. Our roundup of new trailers and announcements is listed below!
Release Date: March
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is expanding with the addition of
2 character Pyra, which will also include a new stage music under the Fighters Pass. Though a full breakdown of her moves and exact release date are set to be announced at a later time, the trailer does indicate she is primarily a blade user with a fire-based attack who ca also swap out with fellow
Splatoon 3, Super Smash Bros., Zelda: Everything to know from Nintendo’s latest Direct broadcast
February 17, 2021 at 4:29 pm
Splatoon game, a new character for
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, a new entry in its
Mario Golf series, and more, in its first major news broadcast in over a year.
Under ordinary circumstances, Nintendo releases much of its game news via semi-regular, pre-recorded press conferences, which it calls its Nintendo Directs. Naturally, 2020 was not an ordinary circumstance, as the pandemic lockdowns throughout Japan slowed down much of Nintendo’s software development (which certainly didn’t harm its sales).
While Nintendo has offered a few “Mini-Directs” throughout the last year, focused on single specific games, it hasn’t had one of its full-length Directs since September 2019.