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You may remember Order!, a Japanese WiiWare game released in 2009. The game is getting a sequel on the 3DS eShop titled “Yo no Majin to Ikusa no Kuni”.

Not much is known about Yo no Majin to Ikusa no Kuni, but the royal themes from Order! have been substituted for vampire elements. Players will experience the life of a vampire in the game. Andriasang says that you’ll “have to decide to live like a vampire or do things one would not expect of a vampire.”

Yo no Majin to Ikusa no Kuni will be hitting Japan on May 30 for 700 yen.

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SEGA will ship just three 3DS games this fiscal year, which takes place between April 2012 and March 2013. The company is forecasting roughly 380,000 sales from these titles. To compare, SEGA launched eighteen 3DS games in its previous fiscal year, earning nearly 1.8 million sales.

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You can watch the latest episode of Dinosaur Office on the North American Nintendo Video service in 3D with higher-quality.


Don’t expect Tecmo Koei to localize Dynasty Warriors Vs. The company’s European community manager, Chin Soon Sun, has ruled out the possibility of a North American/European release.

Sun wrote on Twitter:

“Dynasty Warriors VS (for the Nintendo 3DS) – This title is for Japan only & will not be localized and released for / in overseas.”

The sales of Samurai Warriors: Chronicles probably played a role in Tecmo Koei’s decision. I don’t believe it sold well, so Tecmo Koei is probably hesitant to localize a similar title for overseas territories.

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Square Enix’s Tetsuya Nomura has confirmed the recent Kingdom Hearts 3D demo for North America. Nomura mentioned the news in the latest issue of Famitsu.

He said:

“We’ve decided to distribute a KH3D demo in North America as well as Japan. You can play part of Sora’s scenario in Traverse Town. So if your friends haven’t played it yet, you can recommend it to them…”

Nomura didn’t say anything about Europe, but I imagine it’ll be released there as well.

The Kingdom Hearts 3D demo is comprised of some gameplay in Traverse Town. Players use Wonder Nyan, Neko Cat and Kuma Panda as members of their Dream Eater party. The demo can be experienced up to fifteen times.

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CoroCoro has another scoop on Pokemon Black/White 2. A number of details have been translated from the magazine, and we’ve summarized that information for you below. We’ll add in any additional content we come across to this post.

– Alder shows up early in the game
– Alder asks the player to follow him
– Cheren: normal-type Gym leader
– Bianca gives you your start Pokemon as a favor for Juniper
– No one knows where N went
– New professor: Professor Burnett, an AR Searcher
– Tornadus, Thundurus and Landorus original forms are Incarnation Forme
– New forms for these Pokemon are Sacred Beast Forme
– New forms are 198, 199 and 200 in the Unova Dex, no type changes
– Capture forms of Tornadus, Thundurus and Landorus in the Pokemon AR Searcher and then send them to Pokemon Black/White 2
– Tornadus’ Sacred Beast Form: focus on defense, speed, special defenses
– Thundurus’ Sacred Beast Form: increased Special Attack
– Landorus’ Sacred Beast Form: increased Attack
– Mecha Tyranitar is part of PokéWood
– Icirrus City Gym Leader Brycen shows up, has a confrontation with Homika’s father (who wants to be a movie star), and is part of PokéWood
– PokéWood: choose a scenario and make a movie, various battles appear
– Pokewood replacing musicals, is the movie theater seen in the trailer
– Pokémon World Tournament: battle most of the old Gym Leaders and Champions
– Includes Lance, Volkner, Blue, Misty, Steven, Janine and Blaine
– Meloetta is the special giveaway Pokémon at the upcoming movie
– Meloetta is a level 15, shows the change of form also occurs in Black 2 & White 2’s Castelia City
– Quick Attack, Confusion and Round moves
– Meloetta also holds a PP Max

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Okay, to be fair, most of these are actually photos taken from the magazine. But I’m sure we’ll receive high-quality scans soon enough!



More downloadable content is heading to Fire Emblem: Awakening next week.

Nintendo has announced two pieces of DLC for May 17. The first piece gives players an opportunity to add Ephraim – a character from The Sacred Stones – to their party. The second DLC is titled “Mummy Paradise” and is mission-based.

Fire Emblem: Awakening users will be able to purchase Ephraim for 350 yen and Mummy Paradise for 300 yen next Thursday.


Nicalis abandoned its commitment to bring La-Mulana to the North American and European WiiWare service. However, that doesn’t mean developer Nigoro would be against a new publishing agreement with an entirely different company.

When asked if the studio would continue to look into an overseas launch for La-Mulana WiiWare, director Takumi Naramura said:

“The game is completed, we welcome the offer from a publisher. Since there are people who have Wii for playing La-Mulana, I want to do something.”

Given how late we are into the Wii’s lifecycle, it’s unlikely that another publisher would pick La-Mulana up. I wonder if Nigoro would give any consideration to a Wii U version…

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