Sakurai on essence of Smash Bros., Wii U/3DS customization, fighting genre, more
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A few more comments from Super Smash Bros. director Masahiro Sakurai have popped up through a GameSpot interview, and you can find them below.
Sakurai’s latest remarks are more general – talk about the overall Smash Bros. series, the fighting genre, and more. We do get a couple of nuggets about the Wii U/3DS games though, like customization and their speed.
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Dual Destinies demo footage
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Video: Nintendo’s Scibetta on Wii U third-parties, system is next-gen, biggest misconception, indies
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Joystiq conducted an interview with Charlie Scibetta, Nintendo of America’s head of corporate communications, at E3 2013 last week. Check out the video above for Scibetta’s comments on a wide array of comments.
Off-screen Sonic Lost World 3DS footage with audio
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Phoenix Wright – Dual Destinies only available at retail in Japan
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Capcom’s handling of Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Dual Destinies has been somewhat odd. Overseas, it will only be available as a digital download – at least for now. And in Japan, we’re hearing that Capcom is only planning a physical release – no download version is planned.
It doesn’t make much sense to me! Maybe a downloadable release will come to Japan in the future?
Mushibugyo screenshots, release date
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Mushibugyo will be hitting Japan on September 19 for 5,980 yen. A demo will be coming to the World Hobby Fair on June 29 and June 30.
Metal Max 4: Moonlight Diva details
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A few details on Metal Max 4: Moonlight Diva have been translated from this week’s Famitsu. You can find a summary of information below.
– Made by most of the main team from the original Metal Max
– Main character is Hinata
– Hinata is a child who lives with his dad and sister in a land that was nuked to pieces 50 years ago
– Hinata is a “Hot Speed”, though he doesn’t know this
– A Hot Seed is a special type of human being kept in cryogenic suspension since before the apocalypse
– Hinata finds out quick once some evil folk kidnap his father, and he and his sister Sasha (who can transform into a motorbike) set off to fix this
– Now in fully 3D
– Characters have in-game voiced dialogue
– Studio 4°C making an anime intro
– Travel around the world, track down wanted bounties, or build your own Mad Max-style battle buggy
A little more StreetPass Squad footage
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More Hero Bank details – produced by Toshihiro Nagoshi
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Another round of Hero Bank details have emerged. Perhaps most interesting of all is that Toshihiro Nagoshi is producing. He’s mainly known for his work on the Yakuza series, where he has directed or produced each entry.
Below is the latest on Nagoshi’s new 3DS game Hero Bank:
– Features middle-school-aged kids who raise virtual heroes
– Battles are done for fame and prestige
– Hero is Kaito Gosho
– Kaito’s virtual warriors fight “Hero Battles”
– Hero Battles are extremely popular popular government-sanctioned sport
– Winners can potentially earn tons of cash for future upgrades
– The audience and your sponsors want you to win in flashy, exciting fashion
– The way you fight and emerge victorious can greatly affect the purse you earn at the end of it all
– Do well, and you can upgrade your heroes and even purchase new, more powerful ones which require more money to keep in one piece