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March 19th, 2012
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Johnny Kung Fu for eShop Goes All Game & Watch

Bleep blorp

UFO Interactive's supporting the 3DS eShop pretty heavily: it's already released Samurai Sword Destiny and has Zombie Slayer Diox lined up for this week. It's got another project in the works in the old-school shape of Johnny Kung Fu.

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Nintendo Download: 22nd March 2012 (Europe)

The doctor is in

No Game Gear games for Europe this week sadly as we have a truly paltry selection available to download. Here's what's on offer.

3DS Virtual Console

Dr. Mario (Game Boy, Nintendo, £2.70/€3) — The monochromatic medicinal puzzler slots in to the 3DS Virtual Console line-up this week. Is it good for what ails you? Our review soon will give you a full diagnosis.

DSiWare

Aahh! Spot the Difference (Gamelion Studios, 200pts) — If you're not sure what you get in this game, our Aahh! Spot the Difference review should make things pretty clear.

3DS eShop Demo

Pyramids (Enjoy Gaming, free) — This is quite cool: the first demo of a downloadable game, and rather fittingly it's one of the first third party eShop games. Read through our Pyramids review for more.

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March 16th, 2012
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Steel Battalion Gets Kinect’s Most Opulent Special Edition

Includes a jacket

The original Steel Battalion is infamous for its enormous controller, but the Kinect-compatible Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor isn't going down the "massive equipment" route with its special edition. No, it's taking the "dress up" approach instead.

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March 8th, 2012
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Stomp Stomp, It’s a Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor Story Trailer

War inside and out

Capcom's Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor isn't just a game about enormous robots smashing things: it's also about humans and emotions and things. At least, that's what this trailer thinks.

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Bathe in the Glory of Miyamoto’s Development Wisdom

Quotes from the master

Shigeru Miyamoto knows a thing or two about making games. As general manager of Nintendo's Entertainment Analysis Division he's worked with staff including Yoshiaki Koizumi, Takeshi Tezuka and many more. One of his protégés is Koichi Hayashida, director of Super Mario 3D Land, who took to the stage at GDC 2012 yesterday and recounted some of his mentor's advice.

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