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Nintendo and DeNA’s first mobile game 'Miitomo' delayed until 2016

By Whitney Gibson / November 1, 2015

Nintendo announced at an investor’s meeting on Wednesday October 28 that Miitomo, Nintendo’s first smartphone project with DeNA, will be delayed until 2016. IGN reported that in a translation by The Wall Street Journal from Nintendo president Tatsumi Kimishima, Miitomo is going to be “free-to-play, with attractive add-ons that people can pay for.” Other smartphone games will be “pay-to-download.” IGN also reported that Nintendo added in a statement after the presentation that Miitomo is: “a free-to-start communication application that helps friends share fun personal facts and interests.

NEWS

CHECKPOINT: Sonic Sucks?

By Dalton Martin and Julia Parobek / November 1, 2015

SEGA admits that Sonic has been subpar, Fallout's creation kit is coming, and we wish you all a Happy Halloween! Hosts: Dalton Martin & Julia Parobek Camera: Aidan Kearney Teleprompter: Spencer Smith Editing: Michael Robb Graphics: Meghan Duffy, Sam Noble, Lauren Lucas Music: Lex Bravary Producer: Andi Tolentino

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Dead Secret brings a new level of horror

By Whitney Gibson / November 1, 2015

A new horror game brings dread and mystery to another reality--virtual reality, that is. Dead Secret, created by Robot Invader, is a first-person game coming to PS3 and PS4 in January 2016 and PlayStation VR later. The game focuses on a reclusive man found dead in his study.

Sophomore running back Darian Green completes a pass on Saturday Oct. 31 at the Ball State vs. University of Massachusetts game. DN PHOTO ALLISON COFFIN
SPORTS

Ball State snaps losing streak, defeats UMass on Halloween

By Evan Sidery / October 31, 2015

Halloween's 24-10 win over the University of Massachusetts gave Ball State its most complete game since September’s loss at Northwestern. The offense put together a combination of production through the air and on the ground, while the defense held the opposition to just 10 points.

Ball State is working on making virtual tours of campus available for prospective students. This will help students that are in high school or out of the state or country see the campus because scheduling an on-campus tour guide could be difficult. DN PHOTO SAMANTHA BRAMMER
NEWS

Campus now offers virtual tours

By Stephanie Amador / October 31, 2015

Virtual tours of campus will soon be available for prospective students who are from out of state, out of the country or just unable to a tour into their schedule. The virtual tour guides are meant to be more convenient for high school students and international students who are interested in Ball State. Students who find the scheduling of on campus tour guides too hard to commit to can use the virtual tour guides to see around campus.

The Ball State Women's Soccer team lines up for the National Anthem before the match against Buffalo on Oct. 25 at the Briner Sports Complex. DN PHOTO ALLYE CLAYTON
SPORTS

Ball State soccer MAC tournament preview

October 30, 2015

Ball State soccer will go into the Mid-American Conference tournament ranked as the No. 1 seed. The Cardinals finished with a 14-3-2 overall record, finishing with a 10-1 conference record.

Members of the football team celebrate watching a teammate get a touchdown during the game against Central Michigan on Oct. 24 at Scheumann Stadium. DN PHOTO BREANNA DAUGHERTY
SPORTS

Ball State looks for win against Sharpe, UMass

By Evan Sidery / October 30, 2015

On Halloween, the Ball State Cardinals will face off against a wide receiver with a proven history against them. University of Massachusetts senior wide receiver Tajae Sharpe had a career day against Ball State last season, hauling in 13 grabs for 239 yards.

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