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Update: Bumped to the front page. Added more DLC and screenshots can be found below.


In Japan, Square Enix is releasing four more downloadable tracks for Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call.

Here’s the full roundup of the game’s latest DLC:

Songs

BMS Romancing SaGa — “Battle! Saruin” – battle music
BMS Romancing SaGa 2 — “Seven Heroes’ Battle” – battle music
BMS Romancing SaGa 3 — “Four Noble Demons 1? – battle music
FMS Romancing SaGa — “Sewe – field music

Final Fantasy VII Advent Children – Advent: One-Winged Angel – battle music
Last Order -Final Fantasy VII- – Last Order – battle music
Final Fantasy IV – Another Moon – field music
Final Fantasy IX – Iifa, Ancient Tree of Life – field music
Final Fantasy X-2 – The Bevelle Underground – field music

Character

Final Fantasy V – Krile

Pricing is set at 150 yen for each download.

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Professor Layton vs. Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney won’t be out until August in North America, but if you pre-order the game now, you can save a bit of cash. Amazon and GameStop both have the game available for $32 as opposed to $40. It’s unclear how long the offer will last, so take advantage while you can!

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We have a few life-to-date sales figures for Wii U and 3DS titles, which you can find below. Remember, these numbers apply to the US only.

Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze – 258,000
Bravely Default – 258,000
Yoshi’s New Island – 256,000
Kirby Triple Deluxe – 138,000

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A few months ago, SEGA said that Sonic Boom wouldn’t be coming to Japan. Those plans have since changed.

The latest Famitsu leaks reveal that Sonic Boom is indeed heading to Japan… as “Sonic Toon”. Both versions – Wii U and 3DS – will be available sometime this winter.

Final Fantasy Explorers

This week’s issue of Famitsu has a followup report on Final Fantasy Explorers. You’ll find the latest information from the magazine below.

– More jobs confirmed
– Can play as the Dragon Knight, Paladin, Thief, Ninja, Red Mage, Time Mage, and Bard
– Assign a maximum of eight abilities to each button for use in battle
– Famitsu describes Final Fantasy Explorers as a “lite” version of Final Fantasy XIV or Final Fantasy XI
– Character positioning is important
– Square Enix is including an ability chaining system
– Once mastered, job-specific abilities can be used within other jobs
– Ability costs vary depending on which job a give character currently has
– Ex: Black Mage will have black magic costs halved
– Takes place on an island with various locations
– Can walk to all of its adjoining lands
– Can befriend monsters when you defeat them
– A monster training element is being included
– Since you have four max player slots, you can fill the remaining slots with monsters
– Ex: 2 human players and 2 monster players
– Said to last between 100-200 hours
– Square-Enix is said to be developing the game with intention of expanding it into a proper action-RPG sub-series for Final Fantasy
– Local and online co-op is supported

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