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This week’s issue of Famitsu has an update on Rodea: The Sky Soldier. The game will be launching in Japan on April 2, according to the magazine. We’ll let you know if any other notable information leaks out of Famitsu.

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Square Enix is bringing the latest Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call downloadable content to the west. New tracks include songs from Bravely Default, Chrono Trigger, and Secret of Mana.

Starting Wednesday, the following tracks will be available for $0.99 each:

Battle Music Sequence (BMS)

“He of the Name” (Bravely Default)
“Evil Wings” (Bravely Default)
“The Serpent That Devours the Horizon” (Bravely Default)
“Ultima” (FINAL FANTASY XIV)
“Hard to Miss” (FINAL FANTASY XIV)
“Zero” (FINAL FANTASY TYPE-0 ™)
“Ardent Rhythm” (Romancing SaGa: Minstrel Song)
“Battle #4” (SaGa Frontier)
“Meridian Dance” (Secret of Mana)
“Chrono Trigger” (CHRONO TRIGGER)

Field Music Sequence (FMS)

“Horizon of Light and Shadow” (Bravely Default)
“Title Screen” (Romancing SaGa 2)

Even more add-on tracks are coming to Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call on January 8.

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Unseen64 has dug up some information and assets pertaining to a cancelled Game Boy Advance title known as “Overstorm”. Quantized Bit was developing the action/platform game over a decade ago and only showed it publicly at a 2003 gaming convention.

Overstorm resurfaced through one of Quantized Bit’s releases earlier this year. The company gave away an alpha build of the game – comprised of five levels – in a Indiestand sale of their last product, Volt.

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You can get a look at the amiibo functionality at the 4:56 mark!

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It’s time for the latest Famitsu’s most wanted games chart! Final Fantasy XV, Bravely Second, Tales of Zestiria, Persona 5, and The Legend of Legacy are the new top five.

Head past the break for the full chart. All votes were cast between December 4 and December 10.

Assassination Classroom: Grand Siege on Kurosensei will be released in Japan on March 12.

Famitsu published a review for Final Fantasy Explorers in one of its issues earlier this month. Across four different reviewers, the game earned eights across the board for a total of 32 out of 40.

Of course, it helps to know what the editors actually said about Final Fantasy Explorers. We now have a complete translation of the game’s review. Continue on below to read it in full!


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