This week’s GameStop’s ad is as follows:
More details on Fantasy Life Link have emerged from Famitsu.
As previously noted, those who possess the original release will be able to purchase DLC for 2,000 yen. Level-5 also plans to ship the full game and upgrade content together for 4,980 yen. Both items will be available on July 25.
Fantasy Life Link offers players the following:
– 4-player online co-op with friends
– Link Mode: exchange messages with friends and keep tabs on their progress when online
– New website will feature forums, stats, and screenshots albums
– New island that contains new items and monsters
The latest Japanese hardware sales from Media Create are as follows:
3DS LL – 24,123
3DS – 13,001
PS3 – 10,948
Vita – 10,931
PSP – 6,524
Wii U – 6,037
Wii – 1,143
Xbox 360 – 349
For comparison’s sake, here are the hardware numbers from last week:
3DS LL – 33,351
3DS – 16,412
PS3 – 12,793
Vita – 12,331
Wii U – 7,974
PSP – 6,360
Wii – 1,506
Xbox 360 – 485
Square Enix opened a 10th anniversary teaser site a couple of months ago, but it was taken down soon after.
Now it’s back. And a countdown is now included – seemingly, anyway. The “timer” stays consistent at 00:46:49.
The text has also changed a bit. It now reads:
As of April 1, 2013 we’ve reached our 10th anniversary!
We hope you’ll continue supporting us going forward as well!
Now then, we said we were “thinking about various things” on the site not long ago, so we’ve prepared this little heartwarming site…
as soon as it’s ready, the counter will begin to move. Please wait for a little while. ROCK ‘N ROLL.
You can get a look at the teaser page here.
Prisma Illya, based on the manga Fate/kaleid Prisma Illya, is coming to the 3DS.
Famitsu writes this week that Prisma Illya is a card-battling game. All copies will ship as a limited edition package.
A release is planned for this summer in Japan.
A new One Piece title has been announced. According to the latest issue of Jump, “One Piece Unlimited World Red” (roughly translated) is heading to the 3DS.
Details are currently unknown. Perhaps it’s a new entry in the “Unlimited” series from Pandora’s Tower developer Ganbarion?
With the recent controversy that certain Nintendo-related videos (particularly “Let’s Play”) can no longer be monetized on YouTube, the company has issued an official statement about the situation.
YouTube’s comments advise users to “ensure that you have all the necessary rights to commercially use all content in a video before you submit it for monetization.” Even if you purchase the game, commercial rights are still required.
Here’s the statement in full:
Wario’s Woods will be hitting the Japanese eShop as a Famicom download on May 29 for 500 yen. Screenshots of the game can be found above.
