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A message posted to the Japanese Miiverse community provides a brief update on Mario Kart 8’s downloadable content. Development of the second DLC batch is now in the final stages, which makes sense given that it’s targeted for launch in May. Those in Japan can also use this link to purchase DLC from mariokart.tv.

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Zoë Mode, in partnership with Activision, was once working on DJ Hero: After Party. The game was slated for Wii, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360.

DJ Hero: After Party was intended to be “an alternative approach to the formula”, according to Unseen64. A developer who worked on the project said that it “had a very different vibe to it than the other games”, with a more ” relaxed and laid back” vibe.

For whatever reason, Activision did not go further with DJ Hero: After Party and rejected the pitch in October 2009. However, the publisher held on to their concepts – some of which were used in DJ Hero 2.

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It’s time for the latest Famitsu’s most wanted games chart! Highlights include Bravely Second at #2, Theatrhythm Dragon Quest at #5, and Xenoblade Chronicles X at #6.

Head past the break for the full chart. All votes were cast between February 11 and February 18.

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This month’s issue of Nintendo Dream has a rather large interview with Eiji Aonuma, longtime producer of the Zelda series. While the Japanese magazine asked Aonuma about a variety of topics, Majora’s Mask was the main focus. Aonuma talked about the origins of the Majora and Termina names, the Mirror Shield’s connection to a mask owned by the Happy Mask Salesman, and more.

Head past the break for our full translation. The discussion is definitely interesting!

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Marvelous’ latest update on PoPoLoCrois Farm Story give us a look at Matthew Village. View some new screenshots above, and information below (courtesy of Gematsu).

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• Matthew Village – To save the world from the mysterious “Black Beast” that suddenly appeared, Prince Pietro heads towards the foreign country of Galariland. At the northernmost tip of the country, the Prince visits a small village called “Matthew Village,” where it snows all year round.
• Field Dungeon – Due to the dark power of the Black Beast, Sasha, a girl living in Matthew Village, is no longer able to produce crops. To return Sasha’s field to its original state, Prince Pietro must infiltrate the “Field Dungeon” where the Black Beast lurks.

Matthew Village Inhabitants

• Leila (voiced by Noto Mamiko) – A girl with a pure personality. She loves making things.
• Mairon (voiced by Muraoka Yoko) – Head of the village. He’s stubborn and not very welcoming of Prince Pietro and friends.

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Bandai Namco has uploaded a bunch of clips from Kuroko’s Basketball: Ties to the Future. We’ve attached one above, though you can find the rest on the company’s YouTube channel here.

There are seriously a ton of clips. Brace yourself!

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