These Games Will Hit Nintendo Systems In Europe This Year

Nintendo of Europe just shot out a release list for the remainder of the year. Note that the list isn’t exhaustive and appears to be missing games like Harvest Moon: Grand Bazaar and Rune Factory 3, which were due out in September, last we heard.

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Oh, and I suppose we should mention that The Last Story and Pandora’s Tower are officially confirmed for a 2012 European release as well. They’re at the very bottom of the list.

 


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