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Square Enix officially announced “Dragon Quest X Convenient Tool For Adventurers On the Go: Vol.1” today, a 3DS application that works in conjunction with the company’s upcoming RPG.

The first screenshots of the tool have been posted below, along with an overview of its functions.

Post Office

– Write letters on your 3DS and send them to friends

Travelers Bazaar

– View all the items that are up for sale at the bazaars on the various continents
– Can’t purchase items here

Friend Information

– See if your friends are currently playing Dragon Quest X

Support Ally Employment Information

– See how much your character is being employed by others as a support ally

Street Pass/Double Street Pass

– Exchange data with other 3DS users through StreetPass
– “Double StreetPass”: StreetPassing with a player both through your 3DS and within Dragon Quest X
– If you carry out a Double StreetPass, something nice will happen

Thanks to 4Him for the tip.

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

3DS – 44,399
PS3 – 15,214
PSP – 13,058
Vita – 11,932
Wii – 9,002
PS2 – 1,093
Xbox 360 – 865
DSi – 706
DSi LL – 637

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

3DS – 47,063
PS3 – 14,813
Vita – 13,427
PSP – 11,004
Wii – 6,747
PS2 – 1,197
Xbox 360 – 930
DSi – 581
DSi LL – 559


Arc System Works is pumping out these Arc Style games like crazy!



Fire Emblem will be hitting the Japanese eShop as a Famicom download on August 1 for 500 yen. Screenshots of the game can be found above.

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A new firmware update is available for the 3DS. As is the case with past upgrades, it does not provide any new functionality.

Nintendo’s website says that the update makes “improvements to overall system stability” which “enhance the user experience.”

Although it isn’t significant, the download must be applied if users wish to access the eShop.


Capcom has a new community specialist. Yuri Araujo appears to have taken over for Seth Killian, who left his post for Sony Santa Monica a month ago.

Araujo’s presence at Capcom could be an important move for western Monster Hunter fans. Araujo says that he’s “a serious Monster Hunter fan from Brazil”.

Better yet, Araujo left a tease on Capcom-Unity that news relating to the series is coming “veeeeery soon”.

He wrote:

“I actually joined as a user specifically to inquire (read: complain) about the situation regarding Monster Hunter 2 (dos) Western release back in 2005/06 – so I know exactly how it feels to be lacking a new MH game for a while… patience is a virtue, right? Eventually it pays off somehow… we’ll have something veeeeery soon.”

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