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The latest most-wanted games chart from Famitsu (as voted on by readers) is as follows:

RankGame TitlePlatformPublisher
1Pokemon X & Y3DSPokemon Co.
2Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIIIPS3Square Enix
3Grand Theft Auto VPS3Rockstar Games
4Final Fantasy XVPS4Square Enix
5God Eater 2PSVBandai Namco
6Fairy Fencer FPS3Compile Heart
7Gran Turismo 6PS3Sony
8Puzzle Dragon Z3DSGungHo Online Entertainment
9Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom PainPS4Konami
10Drag-on Dragoon 3 [Drakengard 3]PS3Square Enix
11Kingdom Hearts IIIPS4Square Enix
12Mario Kart 8Wii UNintendo
13Zelda no Densetsu: Kamigami no Triforce 2 [The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds]3DSNintendo
14Psycho Break [The Evil Within]PS3Bethesda Softworks
15Shin Gundam MusouPS3Bandai Namco
16Final Fantasy X | X-2 HD RemasterPS3Square Enix
17Sengoku Basara 4PS3Capcom
18Danganronpa 1 & 2 ReloadPSVSpike Chunsoft
19Tales of Symphonia: Unisonant Pack [Tales of Symphonia Chronicles]PS3Bandai Namco
20Metal Max 43DSKadokawa Games

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Listings found in the USK and OFLC databases hint at a future release of Etrian Odyssey Untold: The Millennium Girl in Europe and Australia. Both classification boards recently rated the 3DS RPG. According to the listins, NIS America will be publishing.

Atlus published Etrian Odyssey Untold: The Millennium Girl in North America earlier this month. Originally, the game saw release in Japan back in June.

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Update: Added in images for final three starter evolutions.

Even though Pokemon X and Pokemon Y are just a few days away from launching worldwide, CoroCoro has come through with final coverage of the game. A couple of new Mega Evolutions are confirmed in this week’s issue.

Because we’re so close to Pokemon X/Y’s release, you can find the images after the break:



Nintendo is running a special offer on its newly opened online store. If you purchase a limited edition Pokemon 3DS XL system, you’ll be able to pick up Pokemon X or Pokemon Y for £19.99 as opposed to £39.99.

You can find more details and place an order here.


It’s going to be a fairly long wait for Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures in Europe. Namco Bandai has confirmed a March 7, 2014 release date across the continent.

In North America, Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures is due out on consoles on October 29. The 3DS game will follow on November 5.

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REDMOND, Wash.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– The Nintendo 3DS family is about to get a fun new addition. Launching on Oct. 12 at a suggested retail price of $129.99, the Nintendo 2DS system is designed specifically as an accessible entry point into the exciting world of Nintendo hand-held video games. The Nintendo 2DS system maintains many of the same hardware features as Nintendo 3DS, like touch-screen controls, StreetPass, online multiplayer functionality and the ability to download games.

The Nintendo 2DS system is comfortable and fits easily in the hands of people of all ages. Without any hinges, the durable Nintendo 2DS is an especially perfect first-time system for kids. Available in red and blue, Nintendo 2DS plays all Nintendo 3DS games in 2D, including recent hits like Animal Crossing: New Leaf and Mario & Luigi: Dream Team, as well as upcoming games The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds and Mario Party: Island Tour (both launching Nov. 22). In addition, Nintendo 2DS is backward compatible and can play the huge existing library of Nintendo DS games. Two sturdy and soft carrying cases in either red or blue will also be available at launch for a suggested retail price of $12.99 each.



Chocobo Racing 3D was one of the first games announced for the 3DS. It was revealed at E3 2010 and shown briefly later on, but then kind of just disappeared.

It should come as no surprise that Chocobo Racing 3D has been cancelled. Although that had been widely assumed, Square Enix’s Takashi Tokita – creator of the original Chocobo Racing – officially confirmed to Siliconera that the game is no more.

“The original Chocobo Racing was made by me. But the one for the 3DS was a project being handled by someone else, and as far as I know, it has been closed. Now, if I had made it, I would have made sure that it came out. Unfortunately I was not!”

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