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A new scan of Dragon Quest VIII has emerged from this week’s issue of V Jump. That can be seen above. Below, you can also round another round of gameplay from the 3DS RPG.

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Capcom uploaded a series of Monster Hunter Diary: Poka Poka Airou Village DX web commercials today. All of them have been rounded up below.

Bandai Namco uploaded a commercial for the Japanese 3DS game Super Robot Wars BX. Watch it below.

Nintendo announced today that the price of the 2DS will be reduced on August 30. On that day, the system will only cost $99.99, down from the current suggested retail price of $129.99.

All 2DS units in North America will continue to come with the digital version of Mario Kart 7.

For today’s full announcement, read on below.

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Capcom released yet another batch of screenshots from Monster Hunter Diary: Poka Poka Airou Village today. In the first few images, you can see the bonuses offered in Monster Hunter X to those who have Monster Hunter Diary save data on their SD card. All others are screenshots from Monster Hunter Diary: Poka Poka Airou Village DX.

Bandai Namco has published another trailer for Super Robot Wars BX. Check it out below:

Super Robot Wars BX is out now in Japan.

Capcom has released the sixth Randst Magazine for The Great Ace Attorney in Japan. This features a Souseki theme and short, Barok concept art and voice, episode 4 commentary, and Vortex’s beta music.

A few photos of the new DLC for The Great Ace Attorney are in the gallery below.

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Square Enix has come out with four commercials for Dragon Quest VIII, all of which are in the video below. The first two are gameplay while the others are live action.


Amazon is now taking pre-orders for the 3DS NFC adapter. For those that are interested, check out the official product page here.

The 3DS NFC accessory will go on sale on September 25. Pricing is set at $19.99.

Atlus prepared a new Stella Glow video today which highlights the witch tuning mechanic. View the trailer below, along with an overview of the gameplay system.

If you’ll recall, the game centers around the five witches of the world (4 good, 1 bad…when you’re called Hilda the witch of Destruction, you get pigeonholed, I guess) and their use of song magic. They are the only ones left in the world that can wield this magic, and what good is a song if it’s out of tune?!

That’s why Alto, the game’s protagonist, has the ability to literally “tune” the witches. In doing so, he’ll enter the witch’s heart and have to combat all the anxiety, fears, and nightmares plaguing her psyche.

And because Stella Glow operates on a revolving cycle of Free Time/Mission Time, players will have to make crucial decisions to build bonds with the witches they choose in order to gain enough trust to Tune them.

Atlus is shipping Stella Glow in North America this holiday season.

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