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Little Battler Wars will see roughly a month delay. Level-5 has announced that the game’s release date has been pushed back from September 26 to October 31 in Japan. The company apologized for the extra wait, but hopes to further enhance Little Battlers Wars’ quality.



Medabots Dual will be released in Japan on November 14. The game will be playable at the Tokyo Game Show next month.


Famitsu has shared new screenshots and details for a pair of female heroines in Exstetra. You can find the latest on Akari and Kotone below.

Akari

– 16-year-old school girl
– Likes Ryoma
– Views him as an older brother
– Prisma Knight
– Dresses as a magical girl
– Uses magic to support her allies
– Voiced by Yui Ogura

Kotone

– 18-year-old girl from a renowned girls academy
– Gentle, easygoing older sister-like personality
– Has good cooking skills
– Voiced by Ai Kayano

General

– Asakusa and Shinjuku have fused with a parallel world called Amasia and transformed into dungeons

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Those who purchase Scribblenauts Unmasked will receive a limited-time, exclusive free gift. Consumers will be provided with a redemption code that can be used to download Scribblenauts Unmasked: A DC Comics Adventure – “A Battle Most Bizarre”.

The comic has Superman battling against Bizarro while Batman faces off against the Joker. Maxwell must use his magic notebook to restore order and save the world.

Players will be able to redeem their code on DC Entertainment’s digital comic online storefront.

New Scribblenauts Unmasked screenshots as well as the cover of the digital comic book can be found above.

Source: Warner Bros. Interactive PR


Looks like we have the first commercial for Pokemon X/Y! Nintendo posted this one to its German YouTube account today:



The 3DS and PlayStation Vita are executing “fundamentally different strategies,” Nintendo marketing executive Scott Moffitt has said.

Moffitt explained to GameSpot that Sony is trying to extend the console experience into the portable space. When it comes to Nintendo though, Moffitt said the company is mainly tasked with creating unique content for gamers who may only have a limited time to play.

He said:

“Certainly, on the handheld side, we’re heading in a very different direction than PlayStation with Vita. It really comes back to, in my opinion, the core strategy. I believe their view on the market is that the handheld gaming occasion and the home gaming occasion are one in the same, that people just have the desire to keep continue playing their home console game when they leave the house.”

“And our philosophy, our belief, our strategy, is that we believe it’s kind of a different occasion. The moment of time you’re willing to play, the amount of time you have able to play when you’re away from home is different and your gaming behavior is different.”

“You’re not going to grab the whole bag of Doritos chips and sit on the couch for three hours; you have 25 minutes until the bus comes or whatever it might be. So the nature of the game ought to be a little different and the nature of the experience ought to be a little different. So I do believe on that, we have fundamentally different strategies.”

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Skylanders Swap Force 3DS, developed by n-Space, has been detailed by Activision. The game has its own story, levels, and special starter pack characters. Rattle Shake, Volcanic Eruptor, and Free Ranger cannot be found in any other Skylanders Starter Pack.

Here’s the official story overview, courtesy of Activision:

The story of Skylanders SWAP Force on Nintendo 3DS begins in Boomtown, home of Skylands’ favorite pilot, Flynn. As the town is celebrating Flynn as their hometown hero, a new villain known as Count Moneybone sneaks his way into Boomtown to kidnap Cali, long-time friend to Flynn and the Skylanders. Now it’s up to Portal Masters everywhere to assemble the Skylanders and SWAP Force to save Cali and defeat the evil Count Moneybone.

Skylanders Swap Force on 3DS will be compatible with all of the toys from Skylanders Spyro’s Adventure and Skylanders Giants. All character abilities, levels and customization will carry over to Swap Force. Additionally, the level cap for all characters has been raised from 15 to 20.

Source: Activision PR


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Amazingly, Karous 3DS is still in the works. The shooter, which was confirmed way back in 2011, is finally coming out in Japan next year.

Milestone opened an official teaser site for Karous 3DS today, which is now known as “Karous: The Beast of Re: Eden”. The page can be found here.

Karous: The Beast of Re: Eden will be available in January for 6,090 yen. Klon will be publishing.



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