Well, I’m pretttty darn sure that we’ll be hearing more about this add-on at Nintendo’s 3DS Conference on Monday night. Monster Hunter Tri G should be making an appearance as well.

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A couple more Monster Hunter Tri G scans

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First Beyond the Labyrinth gameplay details

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Thanks to the latest issue of Famitsu, we finally have some concrete details on the gameplay in Beyond the Labyrinth. A couple of scans should be on the way as well.

Famitsu reported on the following details:

– Girl show in screenshots/trailer isn’t the main character
– This girl is the character’s companion
– Main character is you (the player)
– Reach the exit on the top of the labyrinth
– 3D Dungeon RPG
– Touch screen features a map
– Will encounter enemies
– Enemies are visible in advance
– Battle mode begins when you run into an enemy
– Four members can be a part of your party
– Playable at TGS

Thanks to Thomas N for the tip!

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Famitsu software sales (8/29 – 9/4)

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1. [PSP] Grand Knights History
2. [PS3] Monster Hunter Portable 3rd HD Ver.
3. [PS3] Sengoku Musou 3 Empires
4. [Wii] Rhythm Heaven Wii
5. [3DS] Devil Survivor Overclocked
6. [PSP] Mobile Suit Gundam: Shin Gihren no Yabou
7. [3DS] The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D
8. [PSP] Book of Shadows
9. [PSP] Kirby Mass Attack
10. [PSP] Dynasty Warriors 6 Special

More Monster Hunter Tri G scans

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These images are larger than the last batch at least!

Small scans of Monster Hunter Tri G

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We can’t catch a break, can we?! The scans are either too blurry or too small…

New Monster Hunter Tri G scan shows first screenshot

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It’s a bit blurry, but this is what we have for now…

The 3DS Expansion Slide Pad – your thoughts

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Thus far, the 3DS’ path has been far from what anyone could have predicted. The system started off with a rather high price point and a dearth of must-have software. Just a few weeks ago, Nintendo dropped the price of the 3DS by $80. I doubt anyone would have expected a price cut so soon after the handheld launched. It also lacked a second analog controller… but Nintendo is “sort of” rectifying that issue now.

Everyone pointed and laughed at the idea of a second circle pad attachment for the 3DS when 01Net originally reported on the rumor. Most Nintendo fans assumed that the idea was ridiculous and that the site’s speculation was completely unfounded… rightfully so. Yet, a couple of hours ago, we received confirmation that Nintendo is developing the “Expansion Slide Pad” for the 3DS.

We actually don’t know much about the attachment. What we do know is that it’s a bit bulky and it’s more than a simple-add on. As you can see in this photo, it’s actually a completely new unit that attaches onto the system.

The last six months have bit extremely odd for the 3DS – again, there’s been an underwhelming launch, a quick price drop, and now a strange second slide pad for the system.

What’s next? Will Nintendo release an updated handheld with the extra slide pad built-in?

In any case, it’s time for you guys to sound off. I’m quite curious about some of the reactions you guys have regarding the 3DS Expansion Slide Pad!

Tsujimoto talks about the 3DS Expansion Slide Pad and Monster Hunter Tri 3D

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It’s sounding like Monster Hunter Tri 3G had at least some impact on Nintendo’s new 3DS analog peripheral, named “Expansion Slide Pad”.

Monster Hunter series supervisor Ryozo Tsujimoto, who was interviewed in Famitsu this week, said that the add-on is a “secret weapon” and will bring the same feeling of Monster Hunter Tri on Wii to the 3DS. Additionally, Tsujimoto said that the whole peripheral unit provides a good grip on the system.

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