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Famitsu has brand new details on Monster Hunter 4 in its latest issue. There are a number of interesting tidbits, including a confirmation that the game will have no water segments, news that players can grab on to monsters in some instances, and tidbits about the camera system and base camp.

A summary of information from the magazine has been posted below.

– No water segments
– New elements surrounding Felynes
– New weapons and armor designs
– Weapons are being kept secret for now
– Story will have the larger number of NPCs in series history
– Monsters will make use of the land formations
– Can grab on to monsters under certain conditions (unclear if you can ride them or latch on for attacks)
– Make use of hight differences in the stages to perform jump attacks
– Free camera
– Base camp will move somewhat like a caravan, unlike previous games
– 1-4 players
– Local play support
– Online play isn’t ruled out necessarily
– Ryozo Tsujimoto is producing
– Kaname Fujioka is directing

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Namco Bandai is bringing a new Naruto game to the 3DS. The title, roughly translated to Naruto SD Powerful Shippuden, is coming to Japan in Winter 2012.

You can find the first screenshots/art from the game above.


Rune Factory 4 trailer

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Even though it assisted in the development of Castlevania: Lords of Shadow, Kojima Productions isn’t contributing to the upcoming sequels.

Producer David Cox gave a simple “No” when asked if the studio is working alongside MercurySteam for either Lords of Shadow 2 or Lords of Shadow – Mirror of Fate. He didn’t elaborate beyond this.

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Theatrhythm Final Fantasy is available in North America today. Additionally, eight tracks can be purchased as downloadable content for $.99 each:

1. “Battle Theme 1” (FINAL FANTASY II)
2. “The Final Battle” (FINAL FANTASY IV)
3. “Fighters of the Crystal” (FINAL FANTASY XI)
4. “Fighting Fate” (FINAL FANTASY XIII)
5. “In Search of Light” (FINAL FANTASY V)
6. “Cosmo Canyon” (FINAL FANTASY VII)
7. “Ride On” (FINAL FANTASY VIII)
8. “A Fleeting Dream” (FINAL FANTASY X)

Source: Square Enix PR






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