n-Space has been creating portable versions of the Call of Duty titles since 2007. Each spinoff was developed for the DS, including last year’s Modern Warfare 3: Defiance. Fans were hoping that the studio would be given an opportunity to make a new call of Duty for Nintendo’s latest handheld system, but it doesn’t look that’ll be happening – at least not this year.
One fan asked n-Space on Twitter if the studio is working on a portable version of Black Ops II. The company responded by saying that they “have no first person shooters in development at this time”. Maybe that’ll change next year?
Square Enix is including a job change system in Bravely Default. According to the latest issue of Japanese magazine Jump, jobs are dependent on crystals. An early crystal from Eltania Empire allows players to access three types.
The magazine was able to confirm Monk, Black Mage, and White Mage jobs. More options could be revealed before the game’s launch in Japan later this year.
You can pretty much count on a sequel to Mutant Mudds. Developer Renegade Kid is more than open to the idea. In fact, co-founder Jools Watsham has said that “a sequel will happen one day.” For the time being, he “must keep the details secret”.
Treyarch studio head Mark Lamia has teased Call of Duty: Black Ops II for Nintendo platforms and specifically Wii U.
Lamia spoke with Norwegian site PressFire about the upcoming first-person shooter and was quizzed about the Wii U toward the end of an interview. He indicated that he wasn’t in a position to talk about other platforms currently, but went on to mention how Treyarch has been very supportive of Nintendo platforms in the past. It was additionally stated that Treyarch has made the Call of Duty titles for Wii.
You can find the entire exchange between Lamia/PressFire below.
One new Virtual Console game for Wii is on its way to Japan next Tuesday…
Neo Geo
The Super Spy – 900 points
3DS Downloadable Software
Kingdom Heats: Dream, Drop, Distance DEMO – FREE
Virtual Console
Wario Land 3: Fushigi na Orug?ro (Wario Land 3, Game Boy Color) – 600 yen
DLC
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Songs (four songs) – 150 yen each
Fire Emblem: Kakusei Character (Micaiiah from Sacred Stones) – 300 yen
Fire Emblem: Kakusei Character (Alm from FE: Gaiden) – 400 yen
Fire Emblem: Kakusei Scenario – Transfer of Gold and Silver – 300 yen
Video Content
Dragon Quest X trailer
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy DLC preview trailer
3DS 3D Photo Contest winners videos
Downloadble software roundup video for April
Wario Land 3 video
Denpa Ningen no RPG video
Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry’s Wonderland 3D will allow players to import data from previous games in the series. Once you’ve completed Wonderland 3D, you can use a free eShop tool to bring in A rank and below monsters from Joker 2/Professional.
Clearing Wonderland 3D will also unlock an “Ultimate Synthesis” mode, which permits players to combine similar monsters to make new creatures high abilities.
The eShop download will be made available on May 31, the same day Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry’s Wonderland 3D goes on sale.
