Atlus recently published an interview on the game’s Japanese blog with director Shinjiro Takada and art director Akiko Kotoh. Siliconera has now provided a translation.
Takada and Kotoh touched on Record Breaker’s subtitle, Durarara!! guest characters, and more. You can find the full roundup below.
On the Record Breaker subtitle…
“I can’t give you the deeper meaning behind it today. As for subtitles, during the development of part 1, we named it Overclocked when we released it for the 3DS, which I believe gave it a strong sense and a feeling of ‘surpassing its predecessor’.” – Kotoh
“The [Record Breaker] subtitle has some deep roots in the story, so it’s kind of difficult to comment on that…There are actually several meanings behind it, so please check it out for yourselves once you get to play it.” – Takada
We’ve posted these screenshots from the Japanese Splatoon Twitter account over the past month or so. However, they’ve now been distributed in English, along with English descriptions for all images. View the full set below.
From sandals to boots and everything in between, Shrimp Kicks has the hottest selection of Inkling footwear. With such a delicious…I mean, uh, professional-looking salesman, it’s no wonder the store is so popular! If you see a pair of kicks you like, snap ‘em up before they’re sold out!
Participating in battles seems to be the key to earning experience and raising your rank. This rank is the yardstick by which your “coolness” will be measured!
Breaking news! In this crazy squid society, “coolness” is apparently a pretty big deal. So much so, in fact, that the shopkeepers won’t even give you the time of day if you’re not cool enough. Battle it up to make sure you’re as fresh and fly as possible before trying to buy the latest gear.
Circle Entertainment has confirmed that Adventure Bar Story is coming to the North American 3DS eShop on February 19. No word on pricing just yet. Check out a trailer for the game above.
Adventure Bar Story (3DS ware) plan to released in NA eShop on February 19th! Are you exciting? :)
https://t.co/NzimeFx6nU
— CIRCLE Ent. (@CIRCLE_Ent) February 11, 2015
Dying Light’s Nintendo-related Easter eggs don’t stop at Mario. GameSpot has also spotted a Zelda reference in the game – specifically for the Master Sword. That might be the end of the Nintendo goodies!
RCMADIAX shared an update about Blok Drop X Ping Plus and the studio’s plans in general via a press announcement shared today.
Regarding Blok Drop X Ping Plus, the game itself has been cancelled. Content from that title will now be distributed through Blok Drop U at no extra cost. Blok Drop X Ping Plus’s cancellation comes part of RCMADIAX’s plans to reduce Wii U output this year because of “weaker than expected sales during the fourth quarter of 2014 and greater than expected expenses”
Blok Drop X Twisted Fusion is coming to Europe on March 5. Spikey Walls and Tabletop Gallery will follow in Q2. RCMADIAX is unlikely to bring the upcoming games Pentapuzzle, Color Bombs, and Super Robo Mouse to regions outside of North America, though “that decision has not been made final yet and could change depending on demand.”
Finally, RCMADIAX says that the developer has yet to make “a final decision to our 2016 product catalog just yet, but it is likely that we will be focusing on platforms with a larger install base.”
Source: RCMADIAX PR
