A little more Bravely Second footage
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Bravely Second playable at TGS 2014
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Bravely Second will be playable at the 2014 Tokyo Game Show, Square Enix announced during a live stream event held just a short while ago. New jobs and a new asterisk holder will be featured at the expo next month.
Tokyo Game Show 2014 runs between September 18 and September 21. The first two days are business days, while the latter two are reserved for the public.
Bravely Second footage – a look at jobs
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Screenshots of this week’s Nintendo Downloads (8/28/14, Europe)
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Everything we know about Hyrule Warriors
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Hyrule Warriors has almost arrived overseas (well, close enough)! To prepare yourself for launch, check out this video covering the title’s origins, gameplay, pre-order bonuses, several other tidbits, and more.
More: highlight, Hyrule Warriors, Koei Tecmo, Omega Force, Team Ninja, top
Famitsu’s most wanted games (8/24/14)
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It’s time for the latest Famitsu’s most wanted games chart! Not too much has changed in the top five, though Hyrule Warriors has finally exited following its release in Japan.
Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate, Persona 5, Final Fantasy XV, Kingdom Hearts III, and Super Smash Bros. for 3DS top the latest list. For the full lineup, head past the break.
More: Famitsu, Famitsu's most wanted, Japan
Kickstarter roundup (8/24/14)
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With more and more Kickstarter campaigns popping up these days, it would be tough to cover them all without overloading the site. And thus, the Kickstarter roundup was born! We’ll be posting these each weekend (assuming I don’t forget… haha) so that we can bring the latest Kickstarter efforts to your attention.
Here’s today’s roundup:
Games
Adventures of Pip – $40,000 for funding, planned for Wii U
Stash: No Loot Left Behind – $50,000 for funding, planned for Wii U
A Rite from the Stars – $40,000 for funding, planned for Wii U
Hive Jump – $50,000 for funding, planned for Wii U
Nefarious – $50,000 for funding, planned for Wii U
Acky’s Reloaded – $10,000 for funding, planned for Wii U and 3DS
Tiny Galaxy – $8,000 for funding, already confirmed for Wii U regardless of campaign’s success
Aegis Defenders – already funded at $65,000, Wii U stretch goal at $150,000
Super World Karts – $16,000 for funding, Wii U stretch goal at $32,000
Other
The Power of Glove: A Power Glove Documentary – $15,000 for funding
Note that this is kind of a work-in-progress thing, so expect these types of posts to evolve over time!
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One Piece: Super Grand Battle! X dated for Japan, boxart
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Bandai Namco has confirmed that One Piece: Super Grand Battle! X will be hitting Japan on November 13. Pricing is set at 5,690 yen. You can find the game’s boxart above.
Adventure Time: The Secret of the Nameless Kingdom screenshots
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Hayashi explains the roles of Omega Force, Team Ninja, and Nintendo in Hyrule Warriors’ development
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Three different companies contributed to Hyrule Warriors to make the game possible. Omega Force and Team Ninja, two subsidiaries under Koei Tecmo, created the project directly. Nintendo also helped out in some capacity.
But what exactly was each company’s function? We now know courtesy of producer Yosuke Hayashia, who divulged to ONM this month:
Omega Force were kind enough to create the “basic Dynasty Warriors style gameplay”, Team Ninja made the “one-on one” and “boss battles” sections for us, and Nintendo gave us the “understanding required for the Zelda series”. As we were using the Zelda IP, Nintendo did detailed checks at the beginning of development, but what really stood out from a developmental perspective was Nintendo’s constant encouragement to “take a freer approach in the creation process”.
Thanks to joclo for the tip.
