Those who attend Comiket Special 6 in Japan later this month will have an opportunity to purchase a selection of Fire Emblem items.
The following products will be available:
– Clear files set – 1,000 yen
– Soundtrack CD – 2,000 yen
– T-Shirt (M/L/XL) – 3,000 yen
– Badges – 500 yen
– Badge set – 3,000 yen
– iPhone case – 4,000 yen
– Coffee cups – 1,500 yen
– Shopping bag – 1,500 yen
– Photo frame – 7,000 yen
– Poster set – 1,000 yen
– Intelligent Systems official staff book – 2,000 yen
Comiket Special 6 will take place on March 28 and March 29 at the Makuhari Messe International Convention Complex.
Senran Kagura 2: Deep Crimson is coming to North America and Europe this summer, XSEED Games and Marvelous have announced.
In North America, XSEED intends to release Senran Kagura 2 both physically and digitally (first title was eShop-only). There will be a limited run “Double D” retail release, which comes with a two-disc soundtrack.
Marvelous will be publishing Senran Kagura 2 in Europe – also as a physical and downloadable product. Several special limited edition versions will be sold exclusively through the company’s dedicated site, all of which can be found here.
We’ve included a bunch of (Japanese) screenshots and art below. You’ll also find a rundown of features after the break, along with the game’s opening movie and a gameplay video.
This week’s Famitsu review scores are as follows:
Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars (Wii U/3DS) – 9/8/8/8
Minecraft: PlayStation Vita Edition (PSV) – 9/8/8/8
ScreamRide (XBO/360) – 8/8/8/7
Gunman Clive 2 (3DS) – 8/7/6/8
Irotoridori no Sekai: World’s End Rebirth (PSV) – 7/8/7/6
Mercenaries Saga 2 (3DS) – 8/7/7/5
League of Heroes (3DS) – 6/7/5/6
Just a few days ago we reported that a retailer in South Africa had a few listings up for amiibo for the upcoming Splatoon. The amiibo listed had both “Boy” and “Girl” versions, plus a “Squid” edition that would be bundled with the game. Though nothing has been made official from Nintendo, it seems Splatoon’s eShop page makes mention of the usage of amiibo, further giving this evidence merit. Now though the amiibo compatible could very well be those previously released, it certainly makes you think if Splatoon-based amiibo really may be on the way. I, for one, certainly welcome the notion of having a Splatoon amiibo line.
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Ah, is it Monday again? Well alright, I can deal with that, but only because our game of the month this March is so wonderful. I bring you: Monster Hunter March! A whole month of features dedicated to talking about Capcom’s latest series entry, the series as a whole, and plenty more. You’re bound to learn something new about it over the next few weeks as our writers provide varying perspectives and observations about the game.
This month’s articles will include an in-depth comparison between Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate on 3DS and Monster Hunter Tri on Wii, a perspective on the game from “a super beginner”, a look at how Monster Hunter 4 creates fanaticism despite how intimidating and broken it can look from the outside, and an adorable exposé on your Palico sidekicks from the latest entry on 3DS. Look forward to all of it!
As usual, if you have an article you’d like to write about Monster Hunter this month, please use the contact form to send us an email with your idea and if we like we’ll get back to you. How can you not love this game? It’s the best.
~Austin
