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A couple of additional Famitsu scores have come through the usual leaks. The listing, now complete, can be found below.

Dragon Quest X (Wii) – 9/9/9/9
Max Payne 3 (PS3/360) – 9/9/8/9
Lost Heroes (3DS/PSP) – 8/9/7/7
Pachipara 3D Ooumi Monogatari 2 (3DS) – 6/6/5/6

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As was the case with Calcio Bit 3DS, Onitore, and Dragon Quest X, a special Nintendo Direct will be held for Animal Crossing: Jump Out. The news was confirmed by Satoru Iwata today.

An exact date for the presentation hasn’t been set. However, the video can be expected prior to launch. We’ll likely be seeing it in late October or early November.

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The latest Japanese hardware sales from Media Create are as follows:

3DSLL – 41,901
3DS – 29,472
PS3 – 11,896
Vita – 10,880
PSP – 9,499
Wii – 8,810
PS2 – 1,157
DSi LL – 870
Xbox 360 – 863
DSi – 672

For comparison’s sake, here are the hardware numbers from last week:

3DSLL – 66,412
3DS – 45,445
PS3 – 16,277
Wii – 15,640
PSP – 13,285
Vita – 11,298
PS2 – 1,433
DSi LL – 1,187
DSi – 1,069
Xbox 360 – 978

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Animal Crossing: Jump Out was dated for Japan on today’s Nintendo Direct. The game will be available on November 8. Pricing is set at 4,800 yen.

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Update: Added more details gathered from the official site. There’s even more footage there!

Nintendo has published a new Iwata Asks with Game Freak about the development of Rhythm Hunter Harmo Knight. The entire discussion is only in Japanese for now, but a few tidbits have been translated.

Read on below for details regarding the project’s initial development, how it started out as a DS title, and more.

– Idea came from Game Freaky employee James Turner
– He’s a 3D graphic artist and designer for the Vanilux-line and Vullaby
– Original idea was created about 1.5 years ago
– Pokemon game director Junichi Masuda is producing
– Masuda made note of how it’s difficult to start work on non-Pokemon projects at Game Freak since they tend to focus on Pokemon titles
– Was originally a side-scrolling game for the DS
– The team spent the first six months with this concept
– Originally had one playable character
– Now has three playable characters to add tot he variety
– Thought hard about including Pokemon music as it may break immersion
– Playable characters: Tempo, Laila, Jinbei & Symbi (Monkey)
– Master Woodwin is training Tempo
– Tempo goes on an adventure to find the Harmo Night to save Harmonia from danger
– Laila uses her harp like a bow and arrow to shoot far off enemies
– She’s a female warrior of Harmonia
– Jinbei & Symbi work together to defeat enemies
– Master Woodwin is a master warrior who has saved Harmonia before
– Tappy: tap dancing rabbit who joins Tempo on his journey
– Noizido are enemy aliens who have come to destory the harmony of Harmonia using noise
– Tempo and Tappy head to the Royal Kingdom of Symphonia to deliver the Legendary Wand
– This wand can rid Harmonia of Noise, to a HarmoKnight, who are the only ones capable of using the wand

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