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Capcom has been answering a ton of questions about Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate on its online forum. Christian Svensson, Corporate Officer/Senior Vice-President and Yuri L. Araujo, Associate Online/Community Specialist provided some insight into the Wii U and 3DS versions.

We’ve rounded up a bunch of their comments below. The two confirmed no online for the 3DS game, discussed an eventual server shutdown for Tri on Wii, the long wait for Monster Hunter localization, the possibility of a software bundle on the Capcom Store, and lots more.



Namco Bandai is bringing Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic to the 3DS, according to the latest issue of Jump. The action RPG is based on the Japanese manga/anime. One Thousand and One Nights characters Aladdin, Ali Baba, and others will be involved.

A first trailer will be shown during the Tokyo Game Show in a few days. The game’s website, which is currently inaccessible, will go live here.

Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic comes out in Japan in Spring 2013. Pricing has not been set.



Amazon is offering a pre-order bonus for Zero Escape: Virtue’s Last Reward. Place an early order with the retailer to receive a bracelet. The one you receive is from a set containing three colors – you’ll end up with either red, blue, or green.

At this time, the 3DS pre-order page doesn’t contain the offer. It should soon though since the image above clearly shows that the offer applies to the 3DS and Vita versions.

Keep track of this page for updates. It lists “PlayStation Vita (Nintendo 3DS)”, which is contradictory… so Amazon should be cleaning this up soon.

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Denpa Ningen RPG, now known under its final English name as The “Denpa” Men: They Came By Wave, will be available on the North American eShop on September 27 for $6.99. Genius Sonority is publishing.

Game details are posted below.


Level-5’s next Inazuma Eleven game is due out in Japan in just a few months. The game is set for a December 13. It will be available for 5,800 yen.


A second trailer for Shin Megami Tensei IV will be published next week.

The video, which goes live on Monday, will offer a new look at the game. An extended, un-cut version of the trailer will be shown during the Tokyo Game Show next week.

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