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We have a better look at Paper Mario: Sticker Star’s boxart (colors aren’t washed out), and the game’s logo. The items are included in the gallery above.


Capcom has opened an official website for Ace Attorney 5. The page can be reached here.

Included on the website are a smattering of additional screenshots – they’re all viewable in the gallery above.


Capcom has confirmed that Ace Attorney 5 is heading to the west. More specifically, it will be released in North America as well as Europe.

A representative told Kotaku:

“Capcom is planning to release Gyakuten Saiban 5 (Ace Attorney 5) in the West. We’ll have more news soon.”

No details were shared beyond this, but perhaps we’ll hear more during the Tokyo Game Show. In any case, it’s great to see a localization confirmation so soon after a new game announcement!

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3DS Downloadable Titles

Rhythm Hunter: HarmoKnight – 1,800 yen
Hungry Burger – 400 yen

Virtual Console

Kaeru no Tame ni Kane wa Naru (For the Frog the Bell Tolls, Game Boy) – 400 yen
Ch? Wakusei Senki Metafight (Blaster Master, Famicom) – 500 yen

Video Content

Kaeru no Tame ni Kane wa Naru 3DS VC video
30 second Medabots 7 video
Kemono Mix Plus video

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XSEED still feels that localizing Retro Game Challenge 2 would be essentially impossible for the company.

Accordin to XSEED’s Jimmy Soga:

“Unfortunately with the number that Retro Game Challenge did, it’s close to impossible to justify bringing the sequel over.”

There are issues that go deeper than just sales of the first game. While that is certainly a factor, XSEED says that the company could face problems with licensing since Namco Bandai owns the IP rights for the game while Fuji TV owns the rights for the TV series.

So even though it would be less of a risk to release Retro Game Challenge 2 on something like the eShop, this probably won’t be happening.

Soga noted:

“It’s true we really don’t have to worry about inventory if we bring it over to 3DS eShop. But it is a bit of a tricky title since the rights belong not only to Namco Bandai for the game, but also to Fuji TV for basing it off the television series.”

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Megami Tensei Gaiden: Last Bible II will be hitting the Japanese eShop as a Game Boy Color download on September 12 for 600 yen. Screenshots of the game can be found above.

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