Square Enix has made it known that Theatrhythm Final Fantasy will include fifty songs. If that’s not enough for you, perhaps you’ll be happy to hear that more content on the way.
According to retailer Sinobi, Square Enix is in fact preparing a slew DLC that will be available following the title’s release in Japan. The company has yet to officially announce the feature, nor has it been made clear if users will be asked to purchase the content.
Sinobi provided one other tidbit about the game. The site reports that players will be able to listen to the music continuously through a separate mode.
Thanks to 4Him for the tip!
Something tells me Reggie wanted to take one of those giant karts home…
Source 1: Nintendo PR, Source 2
Earlier this week, a new clip titled “Live Fire” was added to the North American Nintendo Video service. You might be wondering why this is significant.
“Live Fire” appears to be the first piece of content that has an age restriction. If you’re too young to watch the video, you’ll be greeted with a message saying “You cannot watch this video. Age retrictiongs apply.” The notice will continue to appear unless the software is rebooted.
The video, which is four-and-a-half minutes long, features troops tackling simulated urban combat. Its violent nature almost certainly led to the age-restriction.
Junction Point Studios’ first title, Epic Mickey, finally arrived last year. Since then, the company has been extremely quiet. Rumors regarding an Epic Mickey sequel surfaced a few months ago, though they have yet to be confirmed.
Whatever the studio is working on, it sounds like fans can expect some surprises. Warren Spector recently said:
“I can tell you I’m really excited about future projects from Junction Point. There’ll certainly be some surprises. Beyond that, you’re getting’ nothin’ outta me.”
…DuckTales? Nah, probably won’t happen… Or will it?!
Man… you can really tell how genuine these two are!
West Coast Customs Builds Karts Based on Classic Video Game Franchise
LOS ANGELES–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Ever wanted to see a real-life kart from Nintendo’s hit Mario Kart™ series outside of the Mushroom Kingdom? Nintendo has teamed up with West Coast Customs to create life-size models of two karts – one for Mario™ and one for Luigi™ – from the upcoming Mario Kart 7 video game for the portable Nintendo 3DS™ system. These unique electric vehicles were unveiled today at the LA Auto Show, where they will be on display Nov. 18-27 in the lobby of the West Hall of the Los Angeles Convention Center. Visitors attending the show will be able to take photos of the karts, sample the Mario Kart 7 game before its Dec. 4 launch and participate in multiplayer game play.
Additionally, members of the GameStop® PowerUp Rewards™ program will have the opportunity to claim the Mario Kart as his or her own as part of the monthly Epic Reward Giveaway™ program. To be eligible for an Epic Reward Giveaway entry, members must make a purchase or trade at their local GameStop or on GameStop.com during the month of December. PowerUp Rewards Pro™ Members automatically get two entries with purchase. The lucky winner will be announced in February; for more information, visit http://www.poweruprewards.com.
On this week’s episode: The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, Black Friday Holiday Wish List, Freakyforms: Your Creations, Alive!, Sonic Generations, and a special message from Eiji Aonuma.
