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Square Enix has finally shared the first official screenshots and details for Dragon Quest X’s next expansion. Continue on below for the new content.

– Sail on the Grand Titus to the land of Rendasia
– This area was previously inaccessible due to impenetrable fog
– New characters
– Zankrone: kind warrior with a warm heart
– Mishua: mysterious girl without her memories
– Crows: strange man who gives the heroes advise, but ultimate purpose is unknown
– Can unlock the Monster Master job
– Become friends with the critters you fight and use them like Pokemon
– 10 different pets
– Each levels up by fighting
– Pets can also use emotes
– Casino known as Rakkaran will open in Astoltia
– Casino has roulette tables that can host up to eight players each and slot machines

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Sonic Lost World includes a two-player racing mode. IGN shared a few details explaining how it works today.

In the mode, two players race through more difficult versions of areas found in the single-player campaign. Checkpoint gates are sprinkled throughout, and when one player passes through, both users are teleported to a mid-race starting line. Along with a small reward, the victor in the previous second earns a three-second head start.

Sonic Lost World will also sport leaderboards. These appear to go beyond simple online rankings – as the team teased to IGN – though further details are currently unavailable.

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Splinter Cell: Blacklist will be receiving two additional maps tomorrow. According to the official series Twitter account, “Billionaire’s Yacht” and “Dead Coast” are planned for release. Pricing information will also be shared tomorrow.


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Sonic Lost World’s North American release date has been postponed by a week, it would seem. A new trailer put out by SEGA today now shows an October 29th launch for the Wii U and 3DS games.

Sonic Lost World was originally expected to hit US shelves on October 22. It’s still on track to arrive on October 18 in Europe.

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Sonic Lost World details

Posted on 11 years ago by (@NE_Brian) in 3DS, News, Wii U | 0 comments

Polygon has published an extensive report on Sonic Lost World. We’ve rounded up details from the article below, though feel free to check out the site’s full piece here. You can also find a few comments from Sonic brand manager Aaron Webber and producer Sam Mullen after the break.



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