Bit Dungeon+ came to Wii U last October. This week, it will be on 3DS as well. Dolores Entertainment will have the game ready on July 13.
Information about Bit Dungeon+ is below, along with a trailer.
bit Dungeon combines the randomized loot of Diablo and fast action combat of Zelda. Explore randomized dungeons and hack and slash your way through dangerous bosses. The difficultly increases as you become stronger and stronger. Build your character how you want with deadly passive abilities. Just like the classic quarter crunchers of old, if you die you lose everything and start all over. Can you make it to the end and save the day?
You and your beloved friend were captured by demons… You wake up what seems like hours, maybe even days later trapped in a prison cell, and your friend is missing. You find a sword in your cell and vow revenge against the beasts who took your friend – the quest to find your friend one and destroy the demons begins!
Features
1-2 Players cooperative game
Large procedural dungeon generation, every time you play is different.
Randomly generated items.
Save slots
Massive Bosses
Unlockables
Multiple endings
Source: Dolores Entertainment PR
Senran Kagura originally started out as a 3DS game. The series has expanded considerably since the series first debuted in 2011, and continues to reach new platforms. But as far as 3DS goes, producer Kenichiro Takaki says that things are “pretty much complete.”
When asked about the possible future of Senran Kagura on the portable, Takai said:
“The 3DS series is pretty much complete. Senran Kagura: Deep Crimson pretty much summed up the entire story so I have no plans to release any more 3DS titles.”
The next Senran Kagura came coming to a Nintendo platform is Shinobi Refle: Senran Kagura. While a release date hasn’t been announced,
Earlier in the week we got some information about the protagonist, Camus and the skill panel in Dragon Quest XI. Here are some clearer screenshots of the images from that issue plus a few additional images that were not feautred. Check them all out below.
Five minutes of off-screen footage has come in showing Fire Emblem Warriors’ demo at Japan Expo. Most of the gameplay consists of Lucina, but we also get a glimpse at Lissa, male Robin, and Frederick (as a boss). We’ve included the video below.
Details about these characters can be found in our previous post here.
It’s time for the latest Famitsu‘s most wanted games chart. Super Mario Odyssey enters the top five for the first time, and Pokemon Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon have a big bump.
Head past the break for the full chart. All votes were cast between June 22 and June 28.
All characters in ARMS have different color options to choose from. Max Brass, who is joining the roster this coming week, will be no different.
Nintendo provided a first look at the character’s alternate colors on the Japanese ARMS Twitter account. Get a first look below.
(…コブッシー…あなたの落とした会長は…金のマックスブラスですか…銀のですか…それとも…普通のヤツですか…
…ふふ、あなたは正直者ですね…正直なコブッシーにはマックスブラスをセットで進呈します…
あと…３日…３日後にお届けにあがります…) pic.twitter.com/qHcVrffZDM— ARMS（アームズ） (@ARMS_Cobutter) July 9, 2017
After Nintendo announced the new Zelda: Breath of the Wild at E3, we learned that Japan would be receiving a 4-pack of the figures. Urbosa, Revali, Mipha, and Daruk will be sold together for those who are interested.
As it turns out, this 4-pack won’t just be for Japan. A similar listing has appeared on the amiibo site in Germany. The only difference between the two is that each character lines up correctly in the packaging.
Dragon Quest XI has a unique “Restricted Play” mode. When going through this mode, you can experience the RPG with certain features disabled.
Square Enix previously confirmed being unable to shop, being unable to run away from battle, and being unable to equip armor as the first three restrictions. The fourth was announced during the “Countdown Carnival” in Japan this past weekend.
Dragon Quest XI’s next restriction is known as “ashamed curse”. It makes you unable to speak properly to people in town, causes embarrassing things to happen in battle that make you unable to act (such as the elastic band of your underwear breaking), and has various other embarrassing elements.
Bandai Namco provided an update on Namco Museum this week. Included in the news is that the digital release will support Download Play in Pac-Man Vs. through a free eShop app that can be used on a second Switch system. We have some additional details about Namco Museum aside from that feature.
First, Namco Museum will support all of Switch’s play styles. You can experience the collection on a TV, in tabletop mode, or in portable mode.
All titles except Pacman Vs. can be played in not only horizontal screen but also vertical screen. Doing so makes each of the games closer to arcade screens. However, playing vertically in TV mode will require a television that supports pivot (rotating screen)
Challenge mode has been added for the ten original titles (not including Pacman Vs). Each game will have their own challenges, such as in Pac-Man. One of the challenges there is to “continuously eat Ghosts within 3 minutes”.
Below are a few additional screenshots from Namco Museum showing menus, etc.:
Levels+: Addictive Puzzle Game is so far confirmed for July 13 in Europe and Japan on the Switch eShop. Take a look at an English trailer below.
