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Two more pieces of downloadable content are coming to Shin Megami Tensei IV in Japan. For an overview as to what’s in store, check out the summary below.

Ancient of Days

– Fight against the Ancient Day demon
– Designed by Kamen Rider and Sentai designer Tamotsu Shinohara
– Demon is considered to be the caretaker of God
– By defeating it, you’ll be able to fuse the demons to create it yourself
– Can’t create it even if you have the necessary monsters if you don’t beat the demon
– Out on June 27

The Eternal Youth

– Encounter the Chaos King Sanato
– Chaos King Sanato is said to have come from a world of explosive flames and violence
– It’ll be up to you to stop Sanato who’s been trampling the grounds of the Shinjuku, Shibuya and Ikebukuro districts of Tokyo
– Chos King Sanato also designed Tamotsu Shinohara
– Defeat the demon to fuse monsters to create him
– Out on July 4

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New Super Luigi U is now available for purchase on the Wii U eShop, though you can wait until August for the retail release. The download costs $20. When it launches, the physical version will be priced at $30.

Additionally, Nintendo has prepared an update for New Super Mario Bros. U. Users can now use the Wii U Pro Controller to play the game.

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Super Smash Bros. on the Wii U and 3DS will have some differences, mainly when it comes to visuals and stages included in both versions. However, the development team is looking to include the same rosters in both titles.

According to director Masahiro Sakurai:

“Fundamentally we’re going to have the same characters on both systems. If there was a character you couldn’t play on Wii U but you could play on 3DS, or vice versa, that’s rough for consumers. So we want players to be able to have the same character experiences on both devices.”

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