Binary Land will be hitting the Japanese eShop as a Famicom download on August 7 for 500 yen. Screenshots of the game can be found above.
More Shin Megami Tensei IV DLC has launched in Japan. Here’s the roundup:
Overlord Equipment ($1.49)
– 3 Challenge Quests
– Each gives you a Demon’s Skin armor set
– Can accept the quests early in the game
– Demon’s Skin set dresses your character up as Asmodeus
Clipped Wings 1 ($2.49)
– Challenge Quest that requires you to defeat the Archangels Uriel and Raphael
– Complete it and you’ll be able to fuse Herald Uriel and Herald Raphael
– Quest is connected to the game’s main story and it is recommended that you take it on during the endgame
Ike Ike! Nekketsu Hockey Bu: Subette Koronde Dairant? will be hitting the Japanese eShop as a Famicom download on August 7 for 500 yen. Screenshots of the game can be found above.
Platinum Games has updated its Wonderful 101 blog with a fourth post. Today’s post is fully dedicated to Wonder-Red.
You can find the post here. A Wonder-Red character clip is above, and new screenshots are below.
Remember: this is Game Freak’s new title for the 3DS eShop…
Update: A few details from Famitsu:
– Monsters from Dragon Quest X will be included
– Over 800 monsters
– Has “Super Size G” monsters
– 4-on-4 battles
Square Enix is developing a 3DS remake of Dragon Quest Monsters 2 – otherwise known as Dragon Warrior Monsters 2. An official teaser site opened today is located here.
The 3DS version will support up to eight players, StreetPass, local and Internet connectivity, and one save slot. A release date hasn’t been announced at this time.
Dragon Quest creator Yuji Horii is the remake’s director. Akira Toriyama is handling monster designs, while Koichi Sugiyama will be responsible for music.
In April, a new trademark for Dragon Quest Monsters 2 was discovered in the Japanese database. The finding resulted in speculation regarding a potential remake, which has now been revealed today.
Nintendo has published a message from EarthBound creator Shigesato Itoi on the newly-opened Wii U VC site. In it, Itoi discussed what the SNES game means to him. You can either find the full message below or on the official site here.
The first word of 3D Shinobi III’s existence was recently leaked through a PEGI listing. Today, SEGA has made it official.
3D Shinobi III is due out on the Japanese 3DS eShop next week for 600 yen. In Japan, the SEGA Genesis game is known as “The Super Shinobi II”.
You likely know what to expect with this one: stereoscopic 3D, the ability to save at any point, and operate display and sound settings. Players can also switch to the western version, though it’s pretty much the same aside from English text.
