Before Star Fox Adventures transitioned into a GameCube project, Rare was originally making the game as “Dinosaur Planet” for the N64. It’s been over a decade since that change occurred.
Today, a new video showing Dinosaur Planet has been released, as have an onslaught of details. Head on over to this link for a rundown of the story, character bios, and more. The video has been posted above.
Update: Added more details gathered from the official site. There’s even more footage there!
Nintendo has published a new Iwata Asks with Game Freak about the development of Rhythm Hunter Harmo Knight. The entire discussion is only in Japanese for now, but a few tidbits have been translated.
Read on below for details regarding the project’s initial development, how it started out as a DS title, and more.
– Idea came from Game Freaky employee James Turner
– He’s a 3D graphic artist and designer for the Vanilux-line and Vullaby
– Original idea was created about 1.5 years ago
– Pokemon game director Junichi Masuda is producing
– Masuda made note of how it’s difficult to start work on non-Pokemon projects at Game Freak since they tend to focus on Pokemon titles
– Was originally a side-scrolling game for the DS
– The team spent the first six months with this concept
– Originally had one playable character
– Now has three playable characters to add tot he variety
– Thought hard about including Pokemon music as it may break immersion
– Playable characters: Tempo, Laila, Jinbei & Symbi (Monkey)
– Master Woodwin is training Tempo
– Tempo goes on an adventure to find the Harmo Night to save Harmonia from danger
– Laila uses her harp like a bow and arrow to shoot far off enemies
– She’s a female warrior of Harmonia
– Jinbei & Symbi work together to defeat enemies
– Master Woodwin is a master warrior who has saved Harmonia before
– Tappy: tap dancing rabbit who joins Tempo on his journey
– Noizido are enemy aliens who have come to destory the harmony of Harmonia using noise
– Tempo and Tappy head to the Royal Kingdom of Symphonia to deliver the Legendary Wand
– This wand can rid Harmonia of Noise, to a HarmoKnight, who are the only ones capable of using the wand
Nintendo has added four 3DS demos and two 3D videos to the Japanese eShop.
First, the demos:
Rhythm Hunter Harmo Knight
Medabots 7
Samurai Warriors Chronicle 2nd
Boku wa Koukuu Kanseikan: Airport Hero 3D
And the 3D videos:
Project X Zone
Bravely Default
Head on over to this link to view the Professor Layton Choubunmei to A no Isan teaser site. There’s literally nothing to see at present, but keep it bookmarked for the future.
Professor Layton Choubunmei to A no Isan is set one year after the last title in the series. The game opens with a letter from someone who claims to have located a living mummy.
The above image was shown at the end of today’s Nintendo Direct. It’s a silhouette teasing an upcoming reveal of a new Monster Hunter 4 weapon. Nintendo president Satoru Iwata says that details are on the way.
The Pink White 3DS XL will be available in Japan on September 27. Style Savvy: Trendsetters launches on the same day.
