Nano Assault EX Will Have Updated Graphics And Circle Pad Pro Support

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As previously reported, Nano Assault, Shin’en’s Mario Galaxy-style shoot-em-up for the Nintendo 3DS, is getting a Nintendo eShop release, titled Nano Assault EX.

 

The EX version of the game will have new features, and Shin’en mention on its website that these include a new survivor mode, online rankings, updated graphics and support for the Circle Pad Pro add-on. They’ve also shared a new trailer which you can watch above.

 

Nano Assault EX doesn’t have a release date yet, but is headed to both the U.S. and Europe. Additionally, Shin’en are also developing Nano Assault Neo for the Wii U eShop.

 

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