Nintendo of America has finally revealed its full list of games for the fourth quarter of 2015. The list features a bunch of new titles for the Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, such as the long-awaited "Star Fox Zero" and "Pokemon."
The company claims that aside from its robust lineup of video games, players will have the chance to avail some special offers too. A huge number of video games will be exclusive for both Wii U and Nintendo 3DS platforms, a report from iDigitalTimes said on Monday.
"Nintendo has games, amiibo and systems to satisfy all kinds of players, whether they're looking for back-to-school gifts or getting an early start on their holiday shopping. No one can match the quality or uniqueness of what Nintendo has to offer for the rest of 2015," said Scott Moffitt, Nintendo of America's Executive Vice President of Sales & Marketing in its press release.
World Screen reports that the "Super Mario Maker" Wii U game is expected to be available in September, with Walmart and its online service as exclusive retailers for a special "Super Mario Maker" Wii U bundle. It was said that the bundle will include the game, Idea Book and the 30th anniversary Mario Modern Color amiibo. It will be on sale in September 11 for only $299.96.
Other games slated for the September launch is "Skylanders SuperChargers" Starter Pack for Wii U from Activision. The upcoming game features Donkey Kong and Bowser as playable characters.
"In Nintendo 3DS news, 'Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer' is due out in September, with Chibi-Robo! 'Zip Lash' and 'The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes' coming out in October, and 'YO-KAI WATCH' and 'Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon' becoming available in November, among other games," the report noted.
Other Wii U games will reportedly include "Yoshi's Wooly World," a pack composed of both New Super Mario Bros. U and New Super Luigi U, and "Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water," co-developed by Koei Tecmo Games, all slated for October lauch. In November, "Star Fox Zero" will be officially launched.
For a full list of the video games and further details, players can access Nintendo's website.
