Aussie Nintendo Store Update: Undercover Brother


So if last weeks eShop updates weren’t impressive enough, this week will knock your socks off again. There’s one huge update for the Wii U but
the 3DS gets everything else and it’s entirely awesome.

On the Wii U you’ve got the downloadable version of Lego City Undercover, a game you should be playing whether you download it or buy it in stores.

To the 3DS list and it’s a doozy. You’ve got the long awaited Luigi’s Mansion 2 as the tent pole title. Again, if you don’t get this one – you’re missing out. I’ve been playing it all week and it’s fantastic.

Elsewhere you’ve got Harmoknight to download, Harvest Moon on the Virtual Console and a Fire Emblem Awakening demo.

The great escapeVektor is also on sale, that’s at 50% off. There’s also a new tool to transfer physical saves from cards to downloaded versions
of digital games, which might come in handy with four new back catalogue titles becoming digital downloads.

So it’s Easter this weekend, you have my permission to download a ton of games and eat a lot of chocolate until you’re sick in the stomach.

Wii U eShop

Game Download
Lego City Undercover ($79.95)

3DS eShop

Game Download
Luigi’s Mansion 2 ($69.95)
Code of Princess ($X) — You will need to switch to the UK store and download this one as it won’t be released in Australia.
Harmoknight ($19.50)
Resident Evil Revelations ($39.95)
Resident Evil The Mercenaries 3D ($15.95)
Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell 3D ($29.95)
Heroes of Ruin ($34.95)

Special
escapeVektor ($6.50)

Demo
Fire Emblem: Awakening (Free)

Virtual Console
Harvest Moon (GBC) ($6.50)

Utility
Save Data Transfer Tool (Free)


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