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System: Nintendo 3DS eShop
Release Date: April 24, 2014 (EU)
Developer: Agatsuma Entertainment
Publisher: Agatsuma Entertainment/Natsume


Author: Patrick

Sayonara Umihara Kawase’s title might suggest a farewell to this series, but for most players it’s more like a welcome to this bizarre world full of freakish fish and perilous platforming. While the first two Umihara Kawase games never left Japan, they managed to become cult classics thanks to their mix of unforgiving but addictive gameplay and some good old-fashioned weirdness. As a return to the series’ distinctive tone and action, Sayonara Umihara Kawase initially seems geared to hardcore fans, but it also manages to serve as a more gentle introduction to its unique style of platforming —before throwing players into the deep end of a pool full of acid.

As far as I’m aware there aren’t any major differences between the European version, which I played, and the Natsume-published North American version. Well aside from the fact that it was re-titled to “Umi’s Odd Odyssey”, because Natsume just have to alter the name of everything they localize. Just be glad they didn’t call it Legend of the River King Gaiden or Spanky’s Quest.

Glory of Generals from Circle Entertainment

Circle Entertainment has announced a release date for Glory of Generals. The 3DS eShop strategy game will launch in North America next week – July 3.

Here’s what we know about Glory of Generals:

– Features 64 campaigns between 1939 and 1945
– These include the Western front, Eastern front, North Africa and Antarctica
– Upgrade bases, repair troops and get promoted to marshal
– Call upon 102 famous generals for help
– Eisenhower, Rommel, Patton and Zhukov are among the generals
– Master the complexities of combat
– Game has different tactics
– Armored troops move slowly in the mountains and Infantry can construct buildings that can defend against tanks and artillery
– Over 15 countries to choose from
– In Legion mode, play as any playable general on any battlefield
– 100 hours of gameplay contents

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