Update: Etrian Odyssey 2 Untold: The Fafnir Knight has also been confirmed for early 2016 in Europe.
Devil Survivor 2: Record Breaker and Etrian Mystery Dungeon are coming to Europe, courtesy of NIS America. The publisher has announced that both games are launching this fall. In addition to the expected eShop release, Devil Survivor 2: Record Breaker and Etrian Mystery Dungeon will also be distributed in stores.
European trailers for the two titles are posted below.
Source: NIS America PR
Earlier today, Capcom announced that 1 million copies of Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate have been shipped in the west. The news is being celebrated with a free 3DS theme. Look for it in May.
As confirmed by the Monster Hunter Twitter account:
We've shipped 1 millions units of #MH4U in the West! Thank you for making this title a success, and look out for a free 3DS theme in May!
— Monster Hunter (@monsterhunter) April 14, 2015
It was announced at the Unite 2015 Tokyo event a couple of days ago that the New 3DS is getting Unity support. That’s a big deal, since it ultimately means that the system could receive a slew of games that wouldn’t have been possible on the handheld otherwise.
Following the Unity announcement, Nintendo Life caught up with a few Nindies – or indie developers for Nintendo platforms – for some thoughts. Check out what they had to say below.
KnapNok Games Creative Director – Lau Korsgaard:
This sounds extremely interesting. The Unity support for Wii U is fantastic because it opens the door for so many different creative projects. We wouldn’t have been able to take the chance of making Affordable Space Adventures without access to tools like Unity.
Many people don’t realize this, but the New 3DS has pretty much the same controls and features as the Wii U. You have the same buttons, two sticks, a touch-screen, a gyroscope, an NFC reader…
I hope the New 3DS support will result in a bloom of even more crazy creative titles for New 3DS, and that it inspires developers to make games that really, truly take advantage of its two screen interface. You know, wink, wink.”