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Several new 3DS themes are out now in Europe. They’re all based on the children’s book series Geronimo Stilton. Each is priced at €1.99.

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It appears Level-5’s latest entry in the Inazuma Eleven franchise is coming to Europe, according to a recent trademark filing. When an official announcement is made, we’ll have it right here on the site.

Inazuma Eleven Go: Galaxy was released in Japan in late 2013 and is the sequel to Inazuma Eleven GO 2: Chrono Stone.

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Bravely Second released a few new videos for Bravely Second today. We have a job introduction video, plus two commercials. All three are attached below.


Capcom provided another look at The Great Ace Attorney’s first trial during the latest episode of Capcom TV. Check it out above.

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Rodea: The Sky Soldier isn’t doing so well in Japan. Actually, that’s probably a gross understatement.

With Rodea: The Sky Soldier not appearing on the Media Create charts, it was a sign that the game had sold poorly. Dengeki, which is also involved with sales tracking, provides a disappointing figure for Rodea’s debut in Japan.

Dengeki says that Rodea: The Sky Solider on Wii U sold 2,725 units in its first week. The 3DS version did not chart at all, so that version sold even fewer copies. Very disappointing!

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Jump’s latest issue confirms that Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden will feature Goku’s new form from the upcoming Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’ film. By viewing the movie or using a code from V Jump’s June issue, players will receive early access to the game’s demo, which includes the new form.

Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden will be available in Japan on June 11.

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Bandai Namco has released the first screenshots from Super Run for Money: Assemble! The Strongest Runaways, which was revealed earlier this week in Famitsu.

The game, which is based on a Japanese television show, now lets players use Miis, and there is also support for multiplayer.

Super Run for Money: Assemble! The Strongest Runaways launches in Japan on July 9. Check out the screenshots below, along with images of the limited edition’s sunglasses.

Capcom’s latest update on The Great Ace Attorney covers the game’s cross-examination system. Find a new batch of screenshots and details below.

“Shake” the Witness

The prosecutor prepares a witness for the lawyer to interrogate. In this game’s court, several witnesses take the stand to testify together. Nonetheless, the lawyer is tasked with questioning them. Even if the testimony is without suspicion, shake the witness. When you “shake” the testimony, you can sometimes draw new details and information that supplement the evidence. In your pursuit for the truth, collect information as your weapon.

Quickly “Cross-Examine” Suspicious Reactions

In this game’s court, you’ll question multiple witnesses together. During the testimony, there may be a witness that reacts suspiciously. At this point, you must react quickly by switching over to the witness and cross-examining them. This might help you obtain a new testimony from a different witness.

Objection!

If you find a lie that contradicts the evidence, you can point out and thrust at the testimony. From here the truth will become clear. If you fail to thrust, the five marks in the upper right of the screen will decrease one by one. When all of them are gone, you’ll lose the case and be found “guilty.”

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