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Project X Zone somehow manages to tie most of its characters together. Some of the known storylines are bizarre, but I suppose that’s to be expected given the nature of the title.

Here’s a summary of how some of the characters come together:

– Dante (Devil May Cry) and Demitri Maximoff (Darkstalkers) become “friends” when Demitri stops by Devil May Cry (the shop) late one night
– Valkyrie (The Legend of the Valkyrie games) first appears and asks Dante to use his toilet
– On the cruise ship Bermuda, the ICPO and San Francisco City police are working together
– Chun-Li (Street Fighter), Bruno (Dynamite Deka), and Rikiya Busujima (Zombie Revenge) meet here
– They meet Hsien-Ko (Darkstalkers) while investigating
– If Akira (Virtual Fighter) didn’t find Jin team Tekken wouldn’t be in Project X Zone
– Jin and Xiaoyu were attacked by a demon
– Akira shows up by chance.
– The player has to move Akira over to the weakened Tekken characters and rescue them

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It’s business as usual on the Shin Megami Tensei IV site. There’s more new music and another developer message in today’s update.

Main programmer Satoshi Ooyama left a message on the teaser page. Ooyama says that with Shin Megami Tensei 3 Maniax, the team was trying to create the best PlayStation 2 RPG. And with Tensei IV, the staff hopes to make the best RPG on 3DS.

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European 3DS owners have just a few days left to purchase the first Freakyforms. Nintendo will be removing the eShop game next week.

Now that Freakyforms Deluxe is out in Europe and the downloadable version is coming to the eShop, Nintendo feels the need to remove the original title. Freakyforms costs £5.40, but the sequel will set you back £19.99 – this is the price at retail and will probably be carried over to the eShop.

A message on the European eShop says the following about Freakyforms’ removal:

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