A new 7th Dragon III Code: VFD trailer has gone live highlighting the RPG’s character creation elements.
In the game, players can build each of the nine characters in their party from scratch based on 96 appearance variations and 40 voice options. There are also eight character classes to choose from, which are as follows:
- Samurai – The class that loves swords, blades, and anything with a sharp edge.
- Agent – The class that shoots and hacks with extreme prejudice.
- God Hand – The class that heals allies and bruises enemies with nasty hooks and uppercuts.
- Duelist – The class that uses magical cards to summon supernatural beings into battle.
- Rune Knight – The class that deals devastating damage with magical short swords.
- Fortuner – The class that can cast useful debuff effects.
- Mage – The class that can unleash the full power of mana.
- Banisher – The class that likes to smash.
View today’s new trailer below.
Source: SEGA PR
Update: Bumped to the top with two more scans. Everything has now been collected in the following gallery:
Note: Mimi’s full name is Mimi Nanano, and the Perceive feature returns.
Earlier today, Famitsu revealed that Trucy Wright and Ema Skye will both be returning in Ace Attorney 6. A new scan of the latter character has now leaked from the magazine. You’ll find it above.
On the page, it’s written: “The day I can openly use my scientific investigation goods has finally arrived!”. Her armband also has an abbreviation of Forensic Investigation.
Trucy Wright will be voiced by Chieko Higuchi in Ace Attorney 6. Marina Inoue is behind Ema’s voice.
Epic Dumpster Bear from Log Games will be arriving on the Wii U eShop this week. To download the game, 1.15GB of space will be needed. It’ll be available starting on Thursday.
Additional information is in regarding Miitomo’s performance up to this point.
In countries like the United States, United Kingdom, and Germany, it’s done very well thus far. The app has seen most of its success on iOS, as it remains the top free app in iPhone in both the US and UK. It’s within the top five in Germany as well.
App Annie notes that Miitomo is among the leading 100 top grossing apps in the US. At the moment, it sits at the 87th spot. This indicates that a decent amount of users are forking over real cash for in-game coins.
Finally, Similar Web points out Miitomo’s high levels of engagement per user. Those who have downloaded the app in Japan have shown that they’re keeping it and are using it regularly.
Similar Web shares the following analysis:
Japanese app users have taken to the app almost immediately, and as of April 2nd, 3% of all Japanese Android devices had Miitomo installed on them. Since its release, these users have been spending an average of over 22 minutes a day on the app, and have made it the 13th most popular social app in Japan. Furthermore, our recent Uninstalls Report showed that many apps lose their users within the first 3 to 7 days, which does not seem to be the case with Miitomo, as the app is showing an above average retention rate early on.
A bunch of additional Star Fox Zero has emerged today. We’ve rounded up various clips from the game below.
New previews and footage of Star Fox Zero are starting to drop. We’re a bit limited in terms of what we can show thus far, but we are starting out with two gameplay clips. Below you can see the Black Arwing and Retro Arwing in action as well as the Gyrowing in Planet Zoness.
Both videos were recorded at 60 frames per second. It wasn’t easy, but we also tried capturing audio that comes from the GamePad. That way you can hear the voices of the Star Fox crew!
Nintendo has had an online store in the UK for quite awhile now. But today, the company is expanding its reach into other European territories. You can find the official hub here and proceed based on your language.
The #NintendoOnlineStore is now open! Anything catch your eye? https://t.co/lxUNYOO95P pic.twitter.com/TKhCahGw6g
— Nintendo of Europe (@NintendoEurope) April 5, 2016
Along with Star Fox Guard, we also have some new screenshots from Star Fox Zero. Check out the images below.
Plenty of new screenshots from Star Fox Guard are now available. We have the latest images in the gallery below.
Nintendo has dished out a bunch of details about both Star Fox Zero and Star Fox Guard.
First, a recap of Star Fox Zero:
In the action-packed universe of Star Fox Zero, the TV displays a cinematic view from behind the Arwing while the Wii U GamePad puts players straight into the gunner’s seat, complete with immersive audio and intuitive motion controls for pinpoint aiming. A range of training missions help new recruits to master the game’s unique two-screen gameplay, and as their skills improve, players can return to these training missions to rack up better scores, then take what they’ve learned into the main game to discover new areas and beat their previous best performances.
