The first Yo-kai Watch game is heading to North America next month. But of course, Japan already received the sequel long ago, which is actually comprised of three different versions.
Level-5 is now thinking about how to approach Yo-kai Watch 2’s western release. Speaking with Nintendo World Report at the New York Comic-Con, chief operating officer Yukari Hayakawa said:
“One is called Ganzo, Honke, and Shinuchi so there’s actually three titles and we are still kind of, we haven’t made the decision on which one to release in the U.S., whether it’s all three or just one, whether it’s all physical or digital.”
Hayakawa also said that amiibo support for the Yo-kai Watch series is a possibility.
On Tuesday, The Legend of Legacy is due out in North America. We have the RPG’s launch trailer below.
13AM Games is holding a special indie sale on the Wii U and 3DS eShops. If you’ve already purchased Runbow or plan on buying the game soon, you can save 30 percent on select Wii U and 3DS titles.
Here’s the full list of games included in the sale:
Wii U
Chariot
Guacamelee! Super Turbo Championship Edition
Scram Kitty
Mutant Mudds Deluxe
Sportsball
Stealth Inc 2
SteamWorld Dig
Teslagrad
The Fall
Xeodrifter
3DS
Azure Striker Gunvolt
Mutant Mudds
SteamWorld Dig
Xeodrifter
This offer lasts until 8:59 a.m. PT on October 22.
The Scribblenauts series has sold over 13 million copies, according to developer 5th Cell.
Several Scribblenauts games have been made, most of which are on Nintendo platforms. The latest entry was A DC Comics Adventure in 2013.
5th Cell will be starting a new project on crowdfunding site Fig later this month. The studio hopes raise enough funds to create an original IP.
Gunslugs 2 is coming to the European 3DS eShop later this month. The game is listed on the digital store for release on October 22, with pricing set at €4.99. Gunslugs 2 should also be launching in North America soon.
After a slightly longer-than-expected wait for 3D Sonic the Hedgehog 2, it’s now out on the 3DS eShop. The game will only take up 313 blocks of space on an SD card. That amounts to roughly 40MB.
In Japan, Nintendo has brought out the final piece of content from Fire Emblem Fates’ second round of DLC. You can watch some footage from “Witch’s Trial” below.
Siliconera has translated more information about the plot in Shin Megami Tensei IV Final from this week’s issue of Famitsu. We’ve rounded up the details below.
– After the protagonist (Hiro) dies, he wanders around the kingdom of Hades
– This is where he encounters Majin (Demon God) known as “Daguza”
– Hiro reluctantly comes to an agreement with Daguza, who had plans of his own
– “From this day forward, you will be my ‘God Killer.’ Together, we will kill all gods”
– Daguza gives Hiro a new live and the “demon summoning” ability
– This lets him call out demons to his aid
– The protagonist goes back to reality with his newfound power that is more than enough to make it through the fights at the Demon Capital, Tokyo
– Daguza resides inside the protagonist’s smartphone
– During this time, the “Final War” between the Archangel Merkabah and the Demon King Lucifer was nearing its end
– A group of gods called the “Association of Gods” have descended
– This group is led by the Majin Krishna
– They have the objective of “relieving all humans”
– The group begins to demand mankind to relinquish their souls
Bandai Namco issued the North American boxart for Project X Zone 2 today. We’ve attached it above.
