Atlus has opened the full website for Shin Megami Tensei IV Final. Access it here. You can view some short animated GIFs from the game as well as various images.
We also have the full live stream recording of the Shin Megami Tensei IV Final stream. That’s attached below.
As the Japanese launch of Disney Magical World 2 approaches in a couple of weeks, Bandai Namco has sent out a massive amount of screenshots from the game. Hit up the gallery below for the onslaught of images.
A few new 3DS themes are out now in Japan. Here’s the full lineup:
KUBBE – 200 yen
Buburin – 200 yen
Osumashi Pooh-chan – 200 yen
Several new titles are coming to the Japanese eShop on October 28. Here’s a look at the upcoming digital downloads:
Wii U Download
Binding of Isaac Rebirth (1500 yen)
Rock ‘N Racing Off Road (800)
Gunman Clive HD Collection (500)
Wii U Virtual Console
Hyper Sports 2 (MSX, 823 yen)
Mario Party Advance (GBA, 702 yen)
Stinger (Famicom, 514 yen)
3DS Download
Atlantic Quest (400 yen)
Binding of Isaac Rebirth (1,500 yen, New 3DS only)
Splatoon’s latest update has gone live. Version 2.2.0 can now be applied to the game.
If you need a recap of what’s new with today’s update, head past the break for Nintendo’s patch notes. A whole slew of changes and adjustments have been made to weapons and more.
Nintendo’s Japanese YouTube page just published a new video featuring a musical performance from The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes. Below, you can listen to a recording for the main theme.
Nintendo released official videos for Chu Chu Rocket, Winds of Thunder, and Ganbare Goemon Gaiden on the Japanese Wii U Virtual Console. Watch them below.
Frizzy is now in Early Access, which means another trailer is available for the game. We have it below.
Nintendo has finally published a new Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash trailer. In the video, we’re able to see a few new playable characters. Check it out below.
Some members of the press recently went hands-on with Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival. New details have since come in about three of the different modes, along with some other information.
Here’s the latest:
General
– Different modes: Board Game, Desert Island Escape, Quiz Show
– Apparently some other things to do as well
– Might be 7-8 modes in total based on the different icons
– Some modes only work with cards, others only work with figures
– As you earn Happy Points, spend those to build up each attraction
– Add things to each attraction individually
– Ex: build new things for the Board Game mode by spending points
– This appears to affect gameplay and is more than just looks
– Individual amiibo can level up
Board Game
– 12 different boards
– Different board for each month of the year
– Choose the board youself
– Board months have a different theme (ex: snow in December)
– Each turn is 1 day of the month
– 30 turns in total (for the month)
– Day/night cycle will happen at the end of each turn
– Get the most Happy Points
– Do so by landing on certain spaces, sell turnips to get bells which you can exchange for Happy Points at the end of the game
– There aren’t really mini-games on the board
– Everything you land on can be like a mini-event where your character will take place in something at the town
– There are different directions you can go on the boards
– Buy turnips from Joan
– Each day, the turnip resell prices change
– Depending on when you buy/sell, you can get more bells for the turnips you buy
– Use the GamePad when buying turnips
Desert Island
– Brand new mode
– Uses the amiibo cards
– Play as a team of 3
– On a deserted island
– Each character has a different skill
– Ex: one character can find materials more easily than others, but isn’t good at making tools
– Choose which way you want to go on the island by moving to different hexagon spots
– Move up to 4 spaces per day
– Depending on where you go, you can forge for tools for materials
– At the end of each day, can choose to cook with ingrediants you gathered or make tools instead so you can go fishing the next day
– Ultimately need to gather tools to make a raft and get off the island
– Cat characters don’t need a fishing rod to fish
– If you’re in a pitfal, there’s a spinner that stops randomly on your face or the pit fal to get out
Quiz Show
– Just an Animal Crossing quiz show
– Up to 4 players
– Uses amiibo cards
– Tap your card to decide your character
– The mode is tough and is essentially for diehard fans
– When you want to answer, tap your amiibo card when the spotlight is on your character
– If you scan your card when the spotlight is on of your rivals, they answer instead
– You have to scan at the beginning of your turn
