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Update: Now that the deal is actually live, we have some clarification. It’s $180 with a $20 gift card. The regular MSRP is $200. Stock is limited online, so you’ll probably need to visit your local store for the deal.

The Pikachu 3DS XL deal at Toys”R”Us is just slightly less sweeter than originally thought. Rather than marking down the system’s price to $150, the retailer will instead by selling it for $170. Toys”R”Us will be providing a $20 gift card with a purchase, which, in one way, technically brings the overall total down to $150. You’ll just be getting $20 in credit instead of cash.


A pair of new DLC maps are now available in Fire Emblem: Awakening. Smash Brethren #1 and #2 can be purchased for $3 each. Additionally, a Smash Pack containing the two contents and the upcoming Smash Brethren #3 is bundled together for $6.50.

Ike and Roy face off in the latest DLC. By beating Smash Brethren 1, you’ll nab Elincia as a playable character. Beat Brethren 2 to earn Eirika as a playable character.

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Atlus updated the official Shin Megami Tensei IV website with loads of new details. Dengeki published a preview of its own as well. For information compiled from both sources, read on below.

Party Growth

– More experience points can allow demons to increase health and power
– Demons can grow by learning new skills
– Will be easier to hit an enemy’s weak point with new skills
– Battles will become easier with better tactics
– Some demons will level up
– Other demons can “Ash Level Up” to turn into a completely different demon

Whisper Events

– Demons can teach you their skills as they grown
– Will become a fully grown up samurai after learning skills from different demons

Burroughs, the fairy

– “Burroughs”: Operating System found in the Gauntlet
– Burroughs is an entity navigating various Samurai activities
– Burroughs also runs the “Demon Summons Program”
– Demon Summons Program is installed in the Gauntlet and manages the Demon’s assignments, etc.
– When a Samurai is chosen after completing the Gauntlet Ritual, they are provided with demon summoning gauntlets
– All Gauntlets come with the Burroughs operating system installed
– Unclear who created Burroughs
– Will help you manage quests by by registering each one you accept
– Quests will include objectives such as retrieving certain items and ingredients for people or defeating demons

Digital Devil Service (DDS)

– Social Network Service
– Demon-users can meet
– Through 3DS StreetPass, DDS can be used to boast about your Demons to other Samurai, Demon training, and indiscriminate fusion
– DDS card will include a visual presentation of your character, along with an attached demon, that shows their level and skills
– The demon that is used in DDS can bring back rare items as gifts and can even gain stats

Samurai Missions

– Requests received by people and various organizations who try to establish monasteries are called “Quests”
– Burrough manages those quests
– Progress by completing quests

Challenge Quests

– “Challenge Quests” can be completed alongside the main story at any time
– These quests are like side stories separate from the main story
– Over 100 Challenge Quests included

Setting/Story

– Convent is Shin Megami Tensei IV’s main setting
– Mikado of the East’s civilization shares similarities to that of Europe’s Middle Age period, where King Ahazuya Mikado rules the lands
– The King is just a symbolic title
– The Convent controls the land in actuality
– With the voice of God on their side, the Convent is an organization that shares knowledge
– They demonstrated their power to the nation with their research division, while providing new doctrines to the citizens. With all that and more, the convent has the power to influence the entire nation

Characters

– Hugo: 40 years-old; shrewd man who is currently the Abbot of the Convent; authoritative and brazen; not very compassionate, so he’s despised by many members of the Samurai; high status lets him give advice to King Ahazuya Mikado
– Gabby: character one day received a key position to support Hugo; Hugo’s right-hand woman; carries out tasks for the abbot; not many people know of her origin
– K: one-eyed bartender from of Mikado Castle; has prosthetic scissor-like left arm; used to be a member of the Samurai; vast experience in the field shows that he used to be quite the skilled Samurai, as not even Hope, the Samurai leader, would dare challenge him
– Most Challenge Quests can be accepted through K, with occasional mission requests from demons

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Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate’s two new apps have now launched in North America. Visit the 3DS/Wii U eShop for the Data Transfer Program and Ultimate Packet Relay Tool. If you can’t find them, search for “Monster Hunter” on the store.

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Entries on Amazon UK show a trio of newly-design eShop cards. The retailer lists £15, £25, and £50 cards featuring Toad, Luigi and Mario art respectively. All three can be used to purchase digital content on a Wii, Wii U, 3DS, and DSi.

No word yet on when the cards will be released. Soon, hopefully.

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Discover Portals to Additional Dungeons Using the Nintendo 3DS Camera and Team Up in a New Multiplayer Mode

REDMOND, Wash.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– For years, players have enjoyed exploring the Pokémon-filled worlds of the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon series. With Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity, launching March 24 exclusively for Nintendo 3DS, the series has evolved. In addition to becoming a Pokémon and exploring Mystery Dungeons, players can now build their own Pokémon Paradise, discover Magnagates that can be unlocked using the Nintendo 3DS camera, participate in a new cooperative multiplayer mode and even purchase additional content to expand the Pokémon experience.

“The Pokémon Mystery Dungeon games give Pokémon fans new ways to enjoy their favorite characters,” said Scott Moffitt, Nintendo of America’s executive vice president of Sales & Marketing. “Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity is the first entry in the series on Nintendo 3DS, with features that just aren’t possible on any other system.”


Code of Princess is less than a week away from arriving in Europe. Agatsuma Entertainment has officially announced that the action RPG will be available on March 28.

You may remember that in North America, Code of Princess was a retail release. In Europe, it’ll be a 3DS eShop exclusive. The game is priced at €29.99.

Source: Agatsuma Entertainment PR



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