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Japanese website 4Gamer has shared a few more detials about the characters of Etrian Odyssey II Untold: The Knight of the Fafnir. You can find the latest information below.

– The “Fafnir” in the title is actually the protagonist’s power that lets him go into beast mode
– The protagonist looks like a serious guy, but he gets along pretty well with a cheerful childhood buddy like Flavio
– Arianna is the princess of the Duke of Caledonia, who is headed to some unknown ruins called “Gunnunga” to partake in a ceremony that takes place once every hundred years
– Flavio is the protagonist’s childhood friend
– He’s an overall cheerful guy
– Flavio is also the straight man of the group
– Bertrand looks like a proper, gallant paladin at first glance
– He’s actually a slacker, irresponsible, and overall not that great of a person
– Chloe is a War Magus who has been traveling around with Bertrand
– She seems to only go into action whenever she’s interested in something
– Chloe doesn’t alk much
– Her quote of “Is that fun? Then… Chloe is interested” might give you a better idea of her type of character

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Hyrule Warriors appears to be suffering from freezing issues – at least for some players. A few users have taken to Twitter and made note of the game locking up at different occasions such as in co-op mode, on the results screen, and even the title screen.

Some Hyrule Warriors players have also encountered “processing drop” issues (seemingly a dip in frame rate). This may occur while slaying multiple enemies at once, resulting in the FPS being cut in half.

On the bright side, Koei Tecmo is aware of some of the problems affecting Hyrule Warriors. The game’s Twitter account recently said that a few bug reports had been received and the team planned on working through the Japanese holiday this past week.

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New details have come in about the rival character in Azure Striker Gunvolt, who goes by the name Acura / Copen.

Here’s the latest about the character:

– Dubbed “the Psychic Slayer”
– Has a deep hated for Psychics and the Sumeragi group
– He’s dedicated to eradicating psychics
– Copen believes Psychics are a threat if left unchecked and will eventually subjugate anyone that doesn’t have their powers
– As such, he’s made it his mission to destroy them
– He has no powers of his own, but his scientific mind is on par with Sumeragi’s best scientists
– Copen is a highly skilled fighter as well
– Using Psychic Element samples that he has stolen and analyzed, Copen has created equipment that can replicate Psychic powers
– When you face him, he will use powers that he has replicated from the game’s Psychic bosses
– Lazy Laser: Copen fires a giant laser that continues going after Gunvolt by passing through a series of wormholes; based on the psychic elements of Merak
– Arrogant Radiance: Copen switches his shield to attack mode and fires at Gunvolt with a giant laser beam and photo guns; based on Iota
– Blazing Bombers: Copen fires rapid balls of energy that explode as they charge forward; based on the psychic elements of Viper
– Power Grab: Copen fires three special shots that temporarily freeze Gunvolt’s abilities; based on the psychic elements of Carrera
– Gorgon’s Gaze: Copen fires a special beam of light that paralyzes all in its path; based on the psychic elements of Elise
– Flesh Eater: Numerous flies chase Gunvolt around the screen; based on the psychic elements of Stratos
– Multiplicity: Copen’s Special Ability allows him to produce several doppelgangers that all charge at Gunvolt at once; based on the psychic elements of Zonda

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Super Smash Bros. for Wii U/3DS has already picked up one award from this year’s Gamescom. Consumers have chosen the title as their most wanted game.

The official Gamescom Twitter account shared the news earlier today in the form of the following message:


Smash Bros. is nominated for several other awards, which will be chosen by an international jury comprised of various members from the games media. For the full listing of nominees, check out this post.

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Capcom showed a new trailer for Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate in a Japanese Nintendo Direct held last month. The video showed a new feature in which Felyne companions can launch hunters up into the air to attack monsters.

Director Kaname Fujioka has since explained how it works. He told Siliconera:

“The way the system with the Felynes works is quite different from what we had in [Monster Hunter 3]. When you bring your Felyne companions along with you in 4, they have stats, just like any other character would.”

“And what happens is, when you have other players who bring their own Felynes along, depending on how the stats match up, they’ll end up performing different things to help you out. They can lay traps, they can notify you when enemies are in a weakened state. It depends on what kind of Felynes you have, and how they combine with the other ones during the quest.”

“One of the new things we added specifically for 4 Ultimate over 4 is that, one of the things these Felynes can do now is launch the player up into the air. And that does behave essentially the same way as a jump attack. Same damage, same animation. It allows you to do it in places you couldn’t normally perform a jumping attack.”

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Senran Kagura 2: Deep Crimson managed to sell 46,494 units in its first week on the Japanese market. Unfortunately for Marvelous, that’s the lowest debut for any Senran Kagura game and it’s about half of what Senran Kagura: Shinovi Versus did at launch. Deep Crimson also sold through only 49.13 percent of its initial shipment while Shinovi Versus, the series’ last entry, sold 94,324 copies at launch with a 93.37% sell-through rate.

Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission 2 also hit Japan last week, but the game performed quite a bit better. It had a low sell-through rate (42.89 percent) like Senran Kagura 2, but the game moved 81,584 copies. The title is currently on track with Ultimate Mission 1, which sold 88,386 copies in its first week and went on to sell 290,000 copies.

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Red Thread Games announced PlayStation 4 exclusivity for its new game Dreamfall Chapters earlier this week. But as it turns out, the exclusivity is actually timed – meaning the game could head to other platforms in the future.

Red Thread wrote on Twitter:


What exactly this means for Wii U is unclear. Red Thead recently suggested that they’d like to consider a different game for Nintendo’s console other than Dreamfall Chapters that would fit the platform better. Although, during Dreamfall Chapters’ early days, Wii U was looking like a serious option. So who knows!

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