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Square Enix has delivered a slew of new Dragon Quest X details. We learn about the village, the Turtle God, and more.

Today’s new information is as follows:

– “Kame-sama” is the village God (Turtle God)
– Village worships the Turtle God
– People refer to the player as the gift from the Turtle God
– It appears that you have some special power locked within you
– Aba is in service to the Turtle God
– She will deliver his messages to the villagers
– Special light released by the Turtle God leads you to a special shrine, and you begin your journey
– Mysterious stone shown in a screenshot seems to have some sort of hints regarding your humanity

Thanks to 4Him for the tip!

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During a tested.com video show, Wedbush analyst Michael Pachter discussed how he doesn’t consider the Wii U to be a next-gen system. He feels that this is one of the reasons that Microsoft isn’t afraid of the console.

According to Pachter, Microsoft views the Wii U “as an Xbox 360 with a tablet controller and is likely going to come out at a higher price point that the 360 at the time.”

His full comments can be read below.

“…And again, I take a lot of shit for this: their next gen system is a current gen system… But people who go, ‘well what are Microsoft and Sony going to do to catch up with Nintendo?’, they don’t care. Microsoft especially is not afraid of the Wii U. They look at the Wii U as an Xbox 360 with a tablet controller and is gonna likely come out at a higher price point that the 360 at the time.”

Earlier this week, Pachter stated that Nintendo will have a difficult time wooing developers to support their upcoming console. He explained that with the new controller, the company has “complicated game design for developers, who can’t figure out if the Wii U will ultimately support only one or multiple controllers.” He declared that Nintendo is “all but assured of limited third party launch support”.

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There’s not much new here, but we get to see the controller again in all of its glory. Nintendo once again said that they’re be detailing the system’s games, features, and more.

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