A number of visual novels have made their way to the 3DS eShop in Japan – namely Harvest December. Now, it would seem that some of these releases will be localized for the west.

Circle Entertainment wrote on Twitter earlier today that the company has been in contact with potential translators, and if all works out, we’ll begin seeing them in English “soon.”

The good news is we received some contacts from translator, if everything are fine we can expecting Decemeber Series (ENG version) soon.
— CIRCLE Ent. (@CIRCLE_Ent) April 1, 2014

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Goodbye Galaxy Games planning new 3DS FPS, may work with Wii U this year

Posted on 11 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS eShop, News, Wii U eShop | 1 Comment

Goodbye Galaxy Games appears to have plans for a first-person shooter on the 3DS.

Studio head Hugo Smits started out by first asking fans the following on Twitter:

who would like fast paced FPS with a twist on 3DS?
— Hugo Smits (@HugoSmits) March 30, 2014

Smits then wrote soon after:

@Trev_G1 @df2506 I got some cool ideas for one… so if there are enough people wanting it…
— Hugo Smits (@HugoSmits) March 30, 2014

@df2506 @Trev_G1 Yeah Moon looks amazing! Can't wait to play! But I'm more talking classic FPS like Wolfenstein 3D or Doom for my project 🙂
— Hugo Smits (@HugoSmits) March 30, 2014

All of this culminated with the following tweet:

Okay pretty sure I will work on a FPS game for 3DS this year then.. haha busy year this is going to be!
— Hugo Smits (@HugoSmits) March 31, 2014

In addition to the new 3DS shooter, Smits is trying to wrap up two more projects for the handheld, and may even bring a title over to Wii U – like a Tappingo port.

@GoldMetalSonic Might start with WiiU this year. it will be something 'easy' like a port of Tappingo, need focus on tech-side first!
— Hugo Smits (@HugoSmits) March 31, 2014

@Samus2008 hope I don't die 😀 Trying to finish 2 3DS projects in next 2 months, Gomba in the summer, FPS game for xmas? and maybe some wiiU
— Hugo Smits (@HugoSmits) March 31, 2014

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