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Natsume has been teasing Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley’s European release for quite some time. However, a concrete announcement was finally announced today.

Bergsala Lightweight will be handling publishing duties for Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley in Europe, where it will launch in Q1 2015. More details “will be disclosed in due course.”

Check out the European announcement trailer for Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley above.

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Best Buy has a one-day sale running on its website that discounts various items. You can save $25 on a few 3DS XL systems including the recently-released Smash Bros. models. Additionally, Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call is $10 off.

Again, this sale is only live for one day. Be sure to keep that in mind!

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This week’s Famitsu revealed the upcoming 3DS tittle from Imageepoch, a simulation RPG called Stella Glow.
The game is being made in honor of the company’s 10th anniversary, and will be set in a world of fantasy and magic.
Not many details have been released so far, but here is what we know:
– Quater view battle setup
– Story surounds the use of the “song magic” and “witches”

Stay tuned as more updates will come.

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Japanese 3DS owners now have access to a couple of new 3DS themes inspired by the latest One Piece brawler. Check out a couple of screenshots of them below!

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The Final Fantasy Explorers official website was recently updated and it added a whole lot of new content, most notably some in-game shots of Bartz from Final Fantasy V and Tidus and Yuna from Final Fantasy X! There’s quite a lot of new stuff including a heap of new screenshots and a few job trailers, which we’ve placed after the jump.

Bandai Namco’s new teaser site for Assassination Classroom: Grand Siege on Kurosensei can be found here. Three screenshots are included on the page, though they’re a bit difficult to see given how small they are. Other than that, there isn’t much to see currently!

There’s more talk going around about Super Smash Bros. for Wii U/3DS potentially supporting DLC.

Messages have apparently been found in the 3DS version that could be used to create data for downloadable content, for instance. Other recently-discovered code could allow for character and stage DLC to be loaded.

Rumor has it that the shop will be titled “Notifications Shop” – at least in Japanese.

Will any of this pan out? Will Smash Bros. actually get any DLC? Only time will tell…

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