A new StreetPass Mii Plaza 3DS puzzle has made its way to Europe. The “Tomodachi Life Friendship Fiesta” panel is out now, and users should begin receiving their first piece via SpotPass. Nintendo brought out the puzzle as part of a new promotion of the game in Europe.
Thanks to Amazon Japan, we now have the boxart for Shin Megami Tensei IV Atlus Best Collection. Take a look at it above.
When Square Enix unveiled Dragon Quest XI earlier this week, we saw that the game featured two perspectives. The top screen showed the game in 3D, while the touchscreen had a classic sprite look.
This week’s issue of Jump shares more about how this element works. It turns out that Dragon Quest XI only shows both perspectives during the game’s intro scenes. After that, you need to settle on either 3D or 2D, though the looks can be switched at any time.
505 Games has finally made Terraria official for Wii U and 3DS. The title will be hitting both platforms in early 2016.
On 3DS, Terraria supports local multiplayer with up to 4 friends. The Wii U version features 8-player online multiplayer and 4-player split-screen using the Wii Remote. Both releases also make use of touchscreen controls.
Terraria will be making its playable debut on Nintendo platforms at Gamescom next week. Read on below for the announcement.
Nintendo will be bringing out a whole bunch of amiibo cards. Actually, there are plans to release 400 in total.
The Animal Crossing amiibo cards will be seeing four different series. In each one, there will be 100 different cards. Plenty to collect!
Flick Golf 3D is out today on the North Americana and European 3DS eShops. Take a look at some footage below.
Square Enix released a handful of Final Fantasy Explorers screenshots alongside today’s localization announcement. View them in the gallery below.
New screenshots from Adventure Time: Finn and Jake Investigations have appeared online today. Check them out in the gallery below.
Image & Form shared a new video for SteamWorld Heist today. We have another look at the 3DS version, and there’s some talk from the studio about Gamescom 2015. Watch the video below.
Final Fantasy Explorers is coming overseas, Square Enix has announced. The game is due out on January 26, 2016 in North America and January 29, 2016 in Europe.
Here’s an overview of the game from Square Enix:
Either through solo play or with up to three other Explorers, players can dive into dungeons to collect crystals scattered throughout the world while battling classic FINAL FANTASY® enemies.
FINAL FANTASY EXPLORERS focuses on cooperative play with friends and utilizes a refined party system allowing Explorers to master over 20 new and familiar jobs—including Knight, Monk, Black Mage and White Mage—to defeat the realm’s mightiest monsters and even recruit them for battle. Players will have the ability to call upon the powers of eidolons like Ifrit and Bahamut, as well as transform into other legendary characters from the FINAL FANTASY series via the Trance feature.
The multiplayer functionality is enabled through the Nintendo 3DS system’s wireless communication functions.
Story
The world is on the brink of war over its reserves of crystals, the planet’s chief source of power. Players must band together to form an elite squad of Explorers on an island rich in crystals, braving hordes of monsters in hopes of conquering a newly discovered Grand Crystal – every Explorer’s dream.
Watch the western announcement trailer for Final Fantasy Explorers below.
Source: Square Enix PR
