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In Japan, Nintendo has brought out the final piece of content from Fire Emblem Fates’ second round of DLC. You can watch some footage from “Witch’s Trial” below.

Siliconera has translated more information about the plot in Shin Megami Tensei IV Final from this week’s issue of Famitsu. We’ve rounded up the details below.

– After the protagonist (Hiro) dies, he wanders around the kingdom of Hades
– This is where he encounters Majin (Demon God) known as “Daguza”
– Hiro reluctantly comes to an agreement with Daguza, who had plans of his own
– “From this day forward, you will be my ‘God Killer.’ Together, we will kill all gods”
– Daguza gives Hiro a new live and the “demon summoning” ability
– This lets him call out demons to his aid
– The protagonist goes back to reality with his newfound power that is more than enough to make it through the fights at the Demon Capital, Tokyo
– Daguza resides inside the protagonist’s smartphone
– During this time, the “Final War” between the Archangel Merkabah and the Demon King Lucifer was nearing its end
– A group of gods called the “Association of Gods” have descended
– This group is led by the Majin Krishna
– They have the objective of “relieving all humans”
– The group begins to demand mankind to relinquish their souls

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Bandai Namco issued the North American boxart for Project X Zone 2 today. We’ve attached it above.

SEGA is bringing two of its 3DS hardware themes to North America today. The themes based on Game Gear and Genesis should be out in just over an hour.

This doesn’t come as a major surprise, but we now have confirmation that all of the hardware themes are coming west “in the coming months.” Here’s the release order for North America:

Sega Master System
Sega Mark III
Sega Saturn
Hi-Tech Sega (80s style Japanese arcade machine)
Sega SG-1000
Sega Dreamcast

We haven’t heard anything about Europe yet, but I’d be shocked if these themes don’t make it over there.

Source: SEGA PR


The 1.1.2 update for Smash Bros. Wii U/3DS is now available. Primarily, the patch is intended to address a glitch with Diddy Kong.

You can see the update size for the Wii U version above. On 3DS, the download is 2,769 blocks.

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Koei Tecmo updated the Japanese Hyrule Warriors Legends website with official screenshots of Skull Kid and Phantom Ganon. All of today’s images are in the gallery below.

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It seems like Nintendo is planning something similar to Splatoon’s Global Testfire for The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes. A few hours ago, some people who have a Japanese Nintendo Network ID received an e-mail from Nintendo containing three download codes for a special Tri Force Heroes demo. Those lucky enough to be selected can share those codes with two of their friends and play online together a specific times. The demo will be online at the following times:

  • 10/10 23:00 – 24:00
  • 10/11 10:00 – 11:00
  • 10/17 23:00 – 24:00
  • 10/18 10:00 – 11:00

We will keep you updated on further development, including a possible demo for European and North American audiences.

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Earlier this year when The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask 3D came out, Nintendo released several videos of series producer Eiji Aonuma playing the game and showcasing several aspects of it. Now they’re doing the same with Tri Force Heroes. Check out the video below (in Japanese, obviously):

As we reported earlier this week, the 1.1.2 update for Super Smash Bros for Wii U and 3DS fixes a glitch regarding Diddy that was introduced in the 1.1.1 update. The newest patch is now available for download. At 21 MB it’s fairly small, so the download shouldn’t take too long.

Nintendo has now uploaded an official video for the Chibi-Robo! 3DS theme. This arrived in Japan today, and it should be out soon in the west. Check out the video below.


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