Lost Heroes 2 screenshots
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Tales of the World: Reve Unitia screenshots
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Super Smash Bros. for Wii U screenshots (11/14/14)
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I think the general hint today is that Sakurai would really like you to try Smash Tour:
Of course it wouldn’t be a daily without some new info:
There are three types of game boards. If you turn on the Custom Fighters option, the fighters will be preset with custom special moves. The number on a fighter’s portrait on the game board indicates which custom move set that fighter is using–this also adds to the randomness of this mode.
Tons of Pokemon Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire screenshots
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Ace Combat 3D: Cross Rumble + screenshots
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Super Smash Bros. for Wii U screenshots (11/13/14)
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Today Sakurai shared an interesting tidbit about the archiving of character reveals that were shown off in the months leading up to release. Previously shown through live streams, it looks like the reveals will also be available to watch in-game:
He goes on:
You can even re-watch videos that play after you clear Classic mode and Allstar mode. This is a list of videos which are unlocked when you clear certain things. They tend to be short, but you’ll get a lot of information if you play them all in one sitting.
Adventure Time: Secret of the Nameless Kingdom screenshots
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Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy – Ace Attorney 3 comparison screenshots
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Rodea: The Sky Soldier screenshots, more details
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Famitsu brought us the surprising news yesterday that Rodea: The Sky Soldier is still in development. That’s despite the fact that the game was announced nearly four years ago. Rodea is still coming to 3DS, but it’s now heading to Wii U (the latter version also features the original Wii game that never released).
Earlier today, Famitsu posted an official about Rodea: The Sky Soldier. Along with several fresh screenshots, there are a few new details to read up on as well. You can find all of the latest content below.
– Begins on the floating continent of Garuda
– A curious girl named Ion discovers and reactivates Rodea in the ruins of Garuda
– Rodea is the legendary “Majin” machine soldier
– Was in a 1,000 year slumber
– Rodea lost his memory and is found with his right arm completely destroyed
– All that remains of his memory is a “fierce battle from the past” and “a girl with facial features similar to Ion”
– Rodea and Ion team up to fight against the machine empire of Naga
– Naga is approaching Garuda with the aim to capture the continent’s “Gravity Energy”
More: Japan, Kadokawa Games, Prope, Rodea: The Sky Soldier, top
Talking Phrasebook 7 launches in Europe on November 27 for 3DS
Posted on 10 years ago by Kirara Koneko(@KiraraKoneko) in 3DS eShop, News, Screenshots | 0 comments
Sanuk Games announced today that they will be launching Talking Phrasebook 7 for the 3DS eshop in Europe on November 27.
The game will contain 780 expressions broken out into 53 categories, covering the most common situations a traveler might come across when in a foreign land.
Translate from any language to any other among English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish and Dutch. Get both the spelling and the pronunciation right, as everything is written and spoken!
As with any phrasebook, you can use it ahead of your trip to learn the basics of a language, and then in situation with interlocutors.
The content is offline and can be accessed immediately: there is no loading time, which makes the application convenient to use. You don’t need to have access to a network, nor will you incur any roaming charges: it is a better alternative to using a web-based translation service on a smartphone.
Check out screenshots of the game below:
