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Square Enix added four new downloadable tracks to Theatrhythm Dragon Quest today. As of now, players can obtain and play the following songs:

Dragon Quest – Battle (battle music)
Dragon Quest – Overworld (field music)
Dragon Quest III – Hero’s Challenge (battle music)
Dragon Quest III – Adventure (field music)

As with previous Theatrhythm Dragon Quest DLC, the tracks above are free to download.

Nintendo prepared official videos for the three new Pokemon 3DS themes that came out in Japan today. Each one can be found below.

SEGA released a new batch of screenshots from Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX today. Take a look at them below.

A bunch of new 3DS themes are out now in Japan. These include ones based on Pokemon and more.

Here’s the full list:

Splatoon (available Thursday) – 200 yen
Fire Akkuma Fire – 100 yen
ClariS (x3) – 200 yen each
Pokemon Shuffle – 200 yen
Pokemon: Eevee Collection – 200 yen
Pokemon: Mega Charizard X – 200 yen
Mononoke Detective – 100 yen
ryo (supercell) feat.chelly – Great Distance – 200 yen

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Best Buy will be hosting a new National StreetPass Weekend in just a few days. On May 29, 3DS owners can stop their local store by to obtain six StreetPass tags from other users across the U.S.

Along with new StreetPass hits, those who purchase Splatoon will be entitled to a double sided poster while supplies last.

The latest National StreetPass Weekend will take place between May 29 and May 31.

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Nintendo published a new Japanese introduction video for Rhythm Heaven: The Best Plus. Additionally, we have a couple of commercials as well. All of the videos are posted below.

Our first look at Rodea: The Sky Soldier in English will come in the form of a new live stream from NIS America. The company’s stream will begin at 7 PM ET / 4 PM PT. Due to auto-play, we’ve posted it after the break.

The next “Bravely” game could head in one of two directions. Speaking with Japanese website Gamer, producer Tomoya Asano stated that the team is considering two options. The next Bravely game could be a another sequel, but it’s also possible that we’ll see a completely new title instead.

Asano and assistant producer Shinji Takahashi said:

“Hmm… yes, we’re currently thinking about whether a sequel would be more appropriate or if a completely new title would be more appropriate. This is currently a hot topic among [the development team].” – Asano

“We’re thinking about all kinds of things, like what kind of things are requested, and getting feedback from fans.” – Takahashi

Asano shared some other interesting information as well. When asked if Bravely Second will see something like Bravely Default: For the Sequel (re-release with fixes and additions), he noted that there are no plans. The team is only thinking about the western version of the game.

Also, there are currently no plans for additional scenarios through DLC. The only updates for Bravely Second will come in the form of standard patches.

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WayForward has nailed down a new date for the Mighty Switch Force! 3DS themes. They’re all due out in North America on May 28 – this Thursday. News for Europe will be shared “soon”.

WayForward posted on Twitter a few moments ago:


The Mighty Switch Force! 3DS themes were originally planned for April 30. For whatever reason, that date ended up being changed.

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Rumors about the next Skylanders have been picking up steam as of late. There’s been talk about the game featuring vehicles, and earlier today, an unconfirmed name emerged: Skylanders Superchargers.

Skylanders Superchargers is looking more and more like the final title. Reader Mucrush passed along the image above, which is a snapshot from Danish retailer Fætter BR’s database. It’s listed for a number of platforms including Wii U, 3DS, and Wii. No release date is attached to the listings.

Activision hasn’t officially announced the next Skylanders, but I’m sure we’ll be hearing something soon. Chances are that it will be called Skylanders Superchargers!


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