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Heads up, European 3DS owners. If you plan on purchasing Inazuma Eleven 3: Team Ogre Attacks on the eShop, you’ll need to reserve over 13,000 blocks of space. Far from the biggest 3DS game, but still a heavy amount.

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A quick heads up: Rayman Legends has been reduced to $40 on the eShop. This is a permanent price drop, so it won’t be going up to $60 in the future.

As always, retail remains an option as well. Amazon also has Rayman Legends available for $40.

Corcell Technology has a bunch of DLC lined up for AeternoBlade. One of these items, as revealed on the game’s Facebook page, is “Arena Mode”.

Arena Mode provides players with the challenge of clearing all 20 waves of enemies. Corcell recommends that you complete the story mode first, as Freya will need to be equipped with a suitable relic set.

Arena Mode DLC is a mode that you have to clear all 20 waves of enemies , our staffs recommend that you should clear story mode before play it as it need to use Freya with suitable relic set.

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Details are now available regarding Dragon Quest Monsters 2 post-game bosses. A roundup of information is posted below.

– After beating the game, days go by as the protagonists live in peace with the citizens of Malta
– New enemies eventually emerge
– This is the beginning of a new threat that the land has yet to see
– Find the “Ultimate Key” somewhere in the world to save Malta again
– No one knows where the key is
– Key unlocks the “New World” and the “Legendary Demonlords”
– These monsters will be returning as super G-sized and far more powerful than ever
– Shin Dracolord: said to have lost himself in rage, and his physical abilities have increased tenfold, along with a new set of wings on his back
– Geno Malroth: has even more magic power; tip of his tail seems to have some sort of dragon head on it now
– Zoma: now has his Asura Zoma form, which is supposedly his “serious” form; will be using his weapon on his back to give your party of monsters a hard time

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In recent weeks, total 3DS hardware sales exceeded 15 million units in Japan. The system achieved this goal in its 154th week on the market, which is, interestingly enough, faster than the Game Boy Advance. GBA sold around 11.64 million units by its 154th week.

As for the DS, Nintendo’s older portable has the edge. DS moved around 20.16 million units by its 154th week.

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