EU Nintendo eShop releases for 23rd June 2016

Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE and Mighty No.9 hit the Nintendo eShop this week.

After last week’s threadbare line-up the Nintendo eShop returns to being something worth visiting with a number of compelling releases. The big one is the long-awaited arrival of Mighty No.9. Much maligned but the early word is that it’s actually pretty good.

This week also sees the release of Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE, a Shin Megami Tensei and Fire Emblem mash-up that looks entirely bonkers. It won’t be to everyone’s taste but developers Atlus deserve full-marks for trying.

Elsewhere, The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask comes to Wii U Virtual Console, although if you are a 3DS owner we recommend the excellent remastered edition over this version. And former enemies turned lovers go running and jumping together in Mario & Sonic at the 2016 Rio Olympics Games. You can check out a demo on 3DS.

Here’s the full release list.

Nintendo eShop releases for 23rd June 2016

Wii U

• Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE – €59.99/ £49.99 / CHF 77.90 (from 24th June)
• Mario & Sonic at the 2016 Rio Olympics Games – €49.99/ £39.99 / CHF 64.90
• Mighty No. 9 – €19.99/ £17.99 / CHF 28.00
• Rubik’s Cube – €4.99/ £4.49 / CHF 5.99
• Steel Lords – €14.99/ £10.99 / CHF 14.99
• Splashy Duck – €1.49/ £1.39 / CHF 2.10
• The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask (Virtual Console) – €9.99/ £8.99 / CHF 14.00
• Nintendo presents: Style Boutique (Virtual Console) – €9.99/ £8.99 / CHF 14.00

Nintendo 3DS

• Rubik’s Cube – €4.99/ £4.49 / CHF 5.99
• Conveni Dream – €5.00/ £4.50 / CHF 6.10
• Unholy Heights – €5.99/ £5.39 / CHF 8.40
• Mario & Sonic at the 2016 Rio Olympics Games – Demo
• Teddy Together – Demo

Don’t forget that Nintendo are also holding an eShop fifth anniversary sale until 23 June which includes a host of Nintendo classics.

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