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Another round of Hot Blooded Tough Guy Kunio: Fighting Concerto details are now available courtesy of this week’s Famitsu. You can find the latest information about the 3DS game below.

– Extensive single-player mode
– Follows Kunio as he tries to take down a new, brutal syndicate of high-school punks that have taken over the streets of most of eastern Japan
– Kunio is the leader of a street gang on the outskirts of Tokyo
– City map feature lets you freely travel around
– Side quests given by citizens to earn extra money
– Can punch out NPCs
– Attacking non-combatants will reportedly lead to unexpected story developments and the occasional police foot pursuit
– Can play with up to three others with a single game card
– Battle-royale fighting mode and dodgeball game available for multiplayer
– Dodgeball lets you build teams from a pool of 36 players and whip the snot out of each other out in the schoolyard
– 4,649 yen
– Pre-orders come with a soundtrack CD
– Live-action production of some sort is in the works

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Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers is heading to Europe. NIS America announced today that it intends to publish the game throughout the continent this fall.

Atlus shipped Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers in North America last week. Japan got the game last year.

Source: NISA PR

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Warner Bros. and 5th Cell are gearing up for a new Scribblenauts that incorporates the DC license, according to an IGN report. The game is rumored to be arriving on the Wii U, 3DS, and PC.

Scribblenauts Unmasked was one of the names being thrown around internally. Max is returning once again for this latest outing, who is out to help a variety of DC superheroes.

IGN’s write-up offers two gameplay scenario examples:

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More comments from Eiji Aonuma have come in through Miiverse pertaining to Zelda: A Link to the Past’s sequel on 3DS. He talked essentially about the vision behind the game and and how development is going without giving anything mind-blowing away:

Aonuma suggested that the game has been in the works since 2011 in a recent Japanese Nintendo Direct, which would indicate a 2 year development cycle for the game. The most recent handheld Zelda title– The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks— came out on DS in 2009.

Via Siliconera

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Ghostlight has now published a more formal blog post regarding the upcoming patch for Devil Survivor Overclocked in Europe.

As was mentioned through the company’s Twitter account yesterday, the fix is almost ready for prime time. It already passed through testing, and it will soon be submitted to Nintendo. Once approved, Ghostlight hopes that the update will be available a couple of weeks after.

I’m relieved to report that the Devil Survivor Overclocked patch has now passed through testing here and a submission to Nintendo is imminent. The key issues regarding Devil Summoning and the Auction House have been fixed and Atlus have also improved the naming convention for characters and demons. Once Nintendo have approved the patch, we are hopeful that it will be available to download from the eShop in the next few weeks.

At this point, a huge thank you should go out to Atlus for their team’s dedication and continued hard work in resolving the reported issues in the game. Also, on behalf of Ghostlight I would once again like to apologise for the inconvenience these bugs have caused and thank you all for your patience while we work towards bringing the patch to the eShop.

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Beyblade: Evolution, previously available in Japan, is now coming to North America and Europe. A release is planned for the fall.

Rising Star Games is publishing Beyblade: Evolution in Europe. In North America, D3Publisher will be distributing the 3DS game.

Two versions of Beyblade: Evolution are in the works. You’ll be able to purchase the standalone game or a new collector’s edition version containing an exclusive, six-piece Beyblade Wing Pegasus 90WF toy previously unavailable outside of Japan.

Rising Star Games shared the following information about Beyblade: Evolution in its announcement today:

Developed to take advantage of the unique capabilities of the Nintendo 3DS, BEYBLADE: Evolution lets players launch their in-game BEYBLADE, using the gyro and motion sensors and manipulating the viewing angle with the Augmented Reality camera for precise control and adjustment. Players engage in real-time multiplayer battles or follow the Story Mode campaign unlocking new parts and information to fine-tune their tops in the Bey Factory.

BEYBLADE: Evolution game play is an exciting take on the Metal Saga television series which has enjoyed monumental global success since its launch in 2010. Consumers will also now have an exclusive opportunity to unlock and view a sneak peek of the newest upcoming TV series BEYBLADE: Shogun Steel, which will feature the revolutionary new toy line by Hasbro. With a global release date of Fall 2013, this exciting and highly anticipated TV season introduces an entirely new generation of characters to fans apart from the Metal Saga series, showcasing an innovative storyline twist that highlights strategic warrior spirit battling.

Source: Rising Star Games PR

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