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Nintendo published a new set of Girls Mode 3 details on the Japanese website. Siliconera translated the various tidbits, which we’ve rounded up below. All of the information covers Girls Mode 3’s five jobs.

Select Shop Manager

– This was the primary role from Style Savvy Trendsetters
– Act as a shop owner that helps customers out with different clothing and style recommendations
– Can help customers look cute or cool depending on your fashion sense
– Over 19,000 different items to choose from with
– Various tops, bottoms, shoes, bags, and accessories
– Different brands with their own styles

Beautician

– Over 1,300 different hair combinations
– These include bob cuts and classic shorts
– Give new hairstyles to customers
– Customers will have different requests
– Need to figure out which style works best with what they’re asking for
– There are also hints such as “a feminine hairstyle that suits their clothing” to help you out
– You can also change your own hairstyles, even with detailed little changes

Makeup Artist

– Give customers a makeover
– Can change their eyebrows, add eyeshadow and mascara, and more
– Some customers will request makeup that to look more energetic, while others will want a look that’s more cool
– Customers will provide photographs for reference
– Make your own sets of makeup that can be sold at the store

Model

– Be involved with fashion shows and photo ops for posters/billboards
– Figure out the best combinations in terms of clothing coordination, hairstyles, makeup, poses, and more
– Different requests for models
– Ex: one asks for a “happy wedding”
– This request is apparently looking for an exquisite poster that can convey a happy wedding
– Can be a part of a fashion show by putting in plenty of work in all five jobs
– These will require you to coordinate with certain themes, and then walk the runway
– Good coordination will make for a successful show, which means more customers will go to the shop

Designer

– Acquire clothes that fit the orders from customers
– Design items of your personal preference and brand new ones
– Can create branded emblems and place them on the items you make
– Design shirts, dresses, shoes, tights, bags, and other “special items”
– Customer orders vary from simple shirts to lavish wedding dresses

View a new set of Girls Mode 3 images in the following gallery:

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The individual Super Mario series Mario amiibo is coming to North American store shelves on April 3, Nintendo has announced.

At the moment, this figure can only be obtained by purchasing the Mario Party 10 bundle. Doing so allows consumers to save a tiny amount compared to buying them separately.

Nintendo of America wrote on Twitter just a couple of minutes ago:

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Devil Survivor 2: Record Breaker is a pretty big game. The digital version take up 22,808 blocks, which amounts to roughly 2.78GB.

Look for Devil Survivor 2: Record Breaker’s launch on May 5.

Thanks to Jake for the tip.

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Atlus tends to include bonus items with first-print copies of its games. With Etrian Odyssey 2 Untold: The Fafnir Knight, that will once again be the case.

Here’s what’s inside the launch edition:

The Official Staff Book — 22 pages of art, including early drafts of character concepts, introductions to the characters, with both explanations of their individual back stories as well as developer insight to the character creation process, and QR Codes that will unlock some beginner-friendly Grimoire Stones.

The Fafnir Knight Rough Sketch Soundtrack — CD soundtrack of early verions of the EO2U music by series composer, Yuzo Koshiro. It also has a brief foreword by both Koshiro and EO2U director Shigeo Komori. The CD packaging also has an EO2U mini-comic!

Note that these items are only included with pre-orders and first-run printings only, as supplies will be limited. Once those copies are gone, so are the bonuses!

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WayForward has a pair of Shantae 3DS themes lined up for North America next week. The ones above are slated for April 2. Both feature panoramic backgrounds, custom tunes by Jake (Virt) Kaufman, and character voices by Cristina Vee.

Shantae’s 3DS themes should be coming to other territories in due time as well. We’ll let you know when we hear something for additional regions.

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Pazuru won’t take up much space on your SD card. It only requires 252 blocks, which is small indeed.

Pazuru is out now on the European 3DS eShop. It should be coming soon to North America, too.

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Artdink prepared several pieces of downloadable content for A-Train: City Simulator’s Japanese version. When the game heads west, all DLC will be available to English-speaking players.

Natsume wrote in a Tumblr post today:

A mix of transport simulator and city builder, we’re very excited to be bringing A-Train: City Simulator to a new audience! We’re also pleased to announce that all the DLC from the Japanese version will be available to our English-speaking fans! We’ll be revealing screenshots and further details leading up to the game’s launch!

A-Train: City Simulator will be available in North America sometime next month. The European launch should take place around the same time.

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