Technically this may fall into spoiler territory. Keep that in mind before checking out the video below!
A translation has come in for the official character profile of Maurice in Xenoblade Chronicles X. Check it out below.
Maurice is a bureaucrat of the former United States Secretary of Defense, who then became the assistant to the President.
Afterwards, he used his previous position as a way to appoint himself as the chief administrator commissioner of NLA (New Los Angeles) and is now the representative of mankind on the Planet Mira.
Are you wondering about which microSD cards are officially supported by the New 3DS? Well, wonder no longer!
Nintendo has started putting up support pages for the New 3DS XL on its North American website, with one that details microSD cards that have been tested to work with the system. You’ll find all of the notable information below.
The New Nintendo 3DS XL system comes with a 4GB microSDHC card for game save data and downloadable software.
If you wish to upgrade your microSDHC card, the following storage devices work with the New Nintendo 3DS XL system. The New Nintendo 3DS XL system can utilize up to a 2GB microSD card and up to a 32GB microSDHC card. The following devices have been subjected to basic performance tests by Nintendo:
Those who access Pokemon Bank starting on February 27 can receive Meganium, Typhlosion, and Feraligatr with their hidden abilities of Leaf Guard, Flash Fire and Sheer Force respectively. All three are being distributed through the Pokemon Link feature in Pokemon X, Y, Omega Ruby, and Alpha Sapphire. There’s a limit of one of each per Pokemon Bank. Note that the promotion ends on November 30.
Here’s the official press announcement:
We have a quick heads up for those with 3DS systems in Europe. Nintendo brought out a new downloadable trailer for The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask 3D. You can grab it via the eShop.
Two more themes are now available for purchase in North America. They are as follows:
Colorful Game & Watch
NES: Fire-Breathing Bowser
NES: Fire Mario
We’ll update this post with pricing when we have it. Each will likely cost $1.99.
Source: Nintendo PR
