Bandai Namco version brought out a new version of Lost Reavers yesterday, which introduced some new content including a demon stage. Footage of the level has since been posted online. View some gameplay below.
As you might know, the upcoming, long-anticipated 3DS game Zero Time Dilemma will also be released on Steam. The game’s page on the Steam store was updated today and it features some new screenshots. Note that the game won’t look quite as good as on the 3DS, but in terms of story and features the two versions will be identical so the screenshots should give you a good idea of what the game is like.
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Nintendo is teaming up with Aardman Animation to bring a costume based on Shaun the Sheep to Super Mario Maker. The course will go live on June 3rd, and you can watch a preview below.
As Zero Time Dilemma’s release draws closer, Spike Chunsoft has posted a retrospective trailer. Be mindful that the trailer does contain spoilers for both 9 Persons, 9 Hours, 9 Doors and Virtue’s Last Reward, the previous two games in the series.
Lazy Bear Games and tinyBuild’s Punch Club is planned for 3DS, a new tweet from the latter company reveals.
On Twitter, tinyBuild posted up the following:
Here's a little something #PunchClub #3DS
Get hyped pic.twitter.com/xl7rDrFyTw— tinyBuild (@tinyBuild) June 1, 2016
PlayEveryWare also appears to be involved with the project, based on this tweet:
Take a look at what we're working on next! https://t.co/qzjj4mykT4
— PlayEveryWare (@playeveryware) June 1, 2016
Punch Club, a fighting sim/tycoon game, debuted earlier this year. Players “train really hard, unlock new skills, and figure out who killed your father.”
Here’s a trailer for the game:
Xenoblade Chronicles X hasn’t experienced much maintenance as of late, but the game will be impacted by some downtime in about four hours from now. During this period, all network services will be affected.
Here’s when the maintenance is scheduled for:
– 11:50 PM PT – 1:30 AM PT
– 2:50 AM ET – 4:30 AM ET
– 7:50 AM in the UK – 9:30 AM in the UK
– 8:50 AM in Europe – 10:30 AM in Europe
Siliconera has translated a massive amount of information about Monster Hunter Stories from the game’s appearance on Capcom TV earlier today. We’ve rounded up the tidbits below, though be sure to check out the original report here as well.
World Background, First Ten Minutes, and Character Customization
– Monster Hunter Stories and Monster Hunter share the same world
– Once again, the story involves people who learned to develop bonds with monsters
– Riders never had reason to venture into the hunter’s world until a growing darkness pushes itself into their village
– Game begins as the three friends Lilia (female rider), Shuval (possible rival), and the protagonist head to the mysterious woods to search for Wyvern Eggs
– Lilia mocks Shuval for being a scaredy-cat
– Language used is the same as other Monster Hunter games
– Tsujimoto joked that the voice actors understand the language and they even own a dictionary detailing the Monster Hunter lexicon
– Customize your character when the group finds an egg
– Lilia mentions that you have to introduce yourself to the soon-to-by Myvern before it hatches
– Customize your facial expression, mouth, hair, eyes, eye/hair color, skin tone, and voice
– Voice 1 is the voice actor from the game’s accompanying anime
– A baby Rathalos hatches from the egg
– It then lunges at Shuval, but instead nuzzles with the main character
– Next your return to the village
– Dan gives a stern lecture
– Dan: the riders’ overseer of sorts
– See the village elder, who reconsiders punishment after discovering you’ve made a bond with a Myvern
– A village horn sounds to signal that a monster is attacking
– A Nargacuga attacks the rider village, crushing Shuval’s home and supposedly killing his mother
– The Rathalos comes to your aid, but it takes a strong hit from Nargacuga’s tail
– The hit scars Rathalos’ left eye, and it tumbles off the cliff into the darkness below
– Nargacuga leaves
– A darkness awakens in Shuval as he grips his mother’s treasured mirror and vows to stop this evil
– World map features a number of villages, including ones situated in snowy mountains (Talju Heights), a desert (Kuba Desert), a volcano range (Twin Peaks), the coast, and a mysterious island called Naobaku Island
Polygon has put up the latest video in its “Devs Make Mario” series. In today’s feature, Nidhogg and Flywrench creator Mark Essen makes a level in the game. View it below.
Essen’s Super Mario Maker level is located on the official bookmark site here.
Takashi Tokita, one of the directors on Chrono Trigger, “would love” to see a new version of the game in one form or another. Speaking with Game Informer, Tokita mentioned:
“Personally, if there is ever an opportunity, I would love to see a high-quality, high-end version of Chrono Trigger. Or a movie production, or something of the sort.”
Tokita also spoke more generally about Chrono Trigger. One notable aspect of the game is how it brought together two RPG developers. At the time, there were separate Square and Enix entities, who made Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest respectively. It’s partially because of the collaboration that makes Chrono Trigger extra special.
Tokita said:
