Amazon deals roundup: 7th Dragon III Code: VFD for $30, SEGA 3D Classics Collection for $17, more
Posted on 7 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS, News, Wii U | 0 comments
With the holidays almost in full swing, Amazon is beginning to put up discounts on a variety of games. There are some decent deals here, such as 7th Dragon III Code: VFD and Fire Emblem Fates: Conquest for $10 off. SEGA 3D Classics Collection is also now down to $16.99.
Here’s a roundup of notable deals:
Fire Emblem Fates: Conquest – $29.99 (was $39.99)
Sonic Boom: Fire & Ice – $29.99 (was $39.99)
7th Dragon III Code: VFD – $29.99 (was $39.99)
Dragon Quest VII – $29.99 (was $39.99) – Prime only
SteamWorld Collection – $24 (was $29.99)
Style Savvy: Fashion Forward – $19.99 (was $29.99)
SEGA 3D Classics Collection – $16.99 (was $19.99)
Harvest Moon: Skytree Village Bluebird + Bobcat bundles now available on Amazon
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Amazon is now offering the Harvest Moon: Skytree Village plushie bundles. Specifically, you can pick up the Bluebird bundle for $39.99 or the Bobcat package for $49.99. The latter one will ship on November 26.
Natsume cautions fans on Twitter that quantities for both versions are limited. In that case, they may not be up for very long.
Pokemon Sun and Pokemon Moon are GameStop’s best-performing games of 2016, highest pre-orders in five years
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We know that Pokemon Sun and Pokemon Moon are off to a great start in Japan having sold nearly two million copies in just a few days. Unsurprisingly, they appear to be doing quite well in North America as well.
During its financial call today, GameStop said that Pokemon Sun and Pokemon Moon are the retailer’s best-performing games of 2016. Additionally, pre-orders were the highest for any title at GameStop in five years.
More: GameStop, Pokemon Moon, Pokemon Sun, sales
European Pokemon Sun/Moon Fan Edition unboxing (steelbook)
Posted on 7 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS, Videos | 0 comments
We’ve already gotten a closer look at the steelbook edition of Pokemon Sun/Moon in North America, but how did the European version turn out? Take a look in the video below.
More: Europe, Pokemon Moon, Pokemon Sun, unboxing
Another round of Dragon Ball Fusions footage
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The folks over at Game Informer have shared more footage from the English version of Dragon Ball Fusions. Check out their video below.
Bandai Namco confirms Dragon Ball Fusions update for the west – online play, new characters, and more
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Since Bandai Namco put out Dragon Ball Fusions in Japan, developer Ganbarion has been working on a steady stream of updates for the game. Online play was added, along with a bunch of other stuff like new characters.
Bandai Namco has now confirmed that the same type of content will head west. In early 2017, an update will be made available “that will implement online battles, an online special moves trading function, new characters, new fusion possibilities, and more.” Bandai Namco will share more details about the update including a specific date in the future.
It’s unclear if North America will simply be getting one huge update encompassing all of Japan’s patches. Also, while this news specifically pertains to the states, Europe should have access as well following launch next February.
Japan is actually receiving its third update on December 7. After participating in online events, players can gain access to the new characters Super Saiyan Trunks, Super Saiyan Blue Vegito, and the fused version of Zamasu from Dragon Ball Super. Players can also unlock new moves and titles depending on their completion.
Source: Bandai Namco PR
More: Bandai Namco, Dragon Ball: Fusions, Ganbarion, title update, top
Pokemon Sun/Moon – Pokemon Centers, Battle Tree causing glitches and ruining saves for some players
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Update: Serebii now writes that “the reports may have left out certain illicit circumstances being involved”, but is still looking into the situation. We’ll let you know if we hear anything more.
Original: If you’re playing Pokemon Sun or Pokemon Moon, you may want to avoid saving in Pokemon Centers and the Battle Tree for the time being. Some users are reporting various issues when doing so. You may encounter a glitch, or your save file could be ruined.
Here’s a look at what happened when one person booted up his game after saving in the Pokemon Center, in which the character model did not load properly:
Hopefully a patch for these issues is issued shortly. We did see similar problems with Pokemon X/Y, but Game Freak did create an update to address them.
More: Pokemon Moon, Pokemon Sun, top
Miitopia preview to be updated next week, new jobs
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You may recall that Nintendo issued a preview download for Miitopia in Japan. Next Wednesday, it will be updated.
Nintendo is packing in a new adventure movie, costume change feature, and “Everyone’s Mii” functionality. Additionally, it’s mentioned that Miitopia’s built-in Mii studio is capable of using 32 colors, which was limited to eight in the normal Mii Studio.
“Everyone’s Mii” is a feature that lets players use popular Miis created by others. When starting the game, a questionnaire appears to determine popularity.
Also worth mentioning: Miitopia’s website has been updated with the confirmation of new jobs. These include: Cat, Devil, Scientist, Tank, Princess, and Flower. View some footage below.
Puyo Puyo Chronicle demo footage
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Puyo Puyo Chronicle has gotten a demo in Japan, and Nintendaan has captured footage of it in action. Check it out below:
More: Japan, Puyo Puyo Chronicle, SEGA
Pokemon Shuffle update brings Mega Camerupt and more
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This week’s Pokemon Shuffle update brings several challenges, including a new Mega competition. This time, players will face Mega Camerupt to try and earn Cameruptite. The competition will run until November 29. The top 12,000 players in Europe, 18,000 players in North America, and 60,000 in Japan will earn the Mega Stone, with other prizes as follows:
Other stages include a new stage for Greninja, a new stage featuring Breloom, and repeat runs of Keldeo Ordinary Form and Daily Pokemon (#1). The Daily Pokemon stage will feature a different Rotom form every day, starting with Frost, then to Heat, Wash, Mow, and Fan. The Greninja stage will run until November 29, while the other stages run until December 6.
