Reader Edmund C has sent along more Bravely Second details. The information comes from the scans we posted over the weekend.
For a translation of systems in Bravely Second, continue on below.
“Follow-Up Chance”
When you defeat the enemies within one turn, there will be a chance for the option to follow-up immediately into the next battle. Winning the follow-up battle will result in greater reward“Presets”
Save presets of your party set-up, including abilities and equipments. This allows players to set up different parties for various situation and switch between them easily without needing to configure individual characters.“U’s Journal”
Her journal is a dynamic beastiary. The more times you defeat a monster, the more tidbits of information will be added to that monster’s entry.
“City Rebuilding”
The returning realtime minigame from the previous game. This time it’s set on the moon’s surface.
Both of these 3DS themes are now available in Japan for 200 yen. You can check out some footage below.
Level-5 continues to announce positive sales news Youkai Watch 2. Between the first two versions that came out in July and the just-launched Shinuchi edition, sales have now surpassed five million units in Japan.
Naturally, Level-5 is far from done with Youkai Watch. The company said in its announcement today that various developments for the series are currently being prepared.
Bandai Namco is changing its name, though just slightly. The company will be known as “Bandai Namco Entertainment” as opposed to “Bandai Namco Entertainment” starting on April 1.
Since the management integration of Bandai Co. Limited and Namco Limited, BANDAI NAMCO Games Inc. has managed all game-related projects of the BANDAI NAMCO Group, and has endeavored to expand its position in the games business. The new BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Inc. name reflects the next stage of growth and development for the company as it seeks to leverage its unique intellectual properties and franchises into new business opportunities and a wider network of content beyond that of
the games business.
You can get a look at the updated Bandai Namco logo above.
RCMADIAX’s Blok Drop U title is seeing another crossover project in 2015. The indie developer is teaming up with Nami Tentou Mushi for “Blok Drop X Ping Plus”. RCMADIAX shared the announcement during a new GameGravy Rewind podcast, but specific information was apparently not disclosed.
This is a neat 3DS download that just launched in Japan today. Collectible Badge Center allows users to pin badges and change icons on the Home Menu. They’re won by playing UFO catchers.
One new game will be available on the Japanese Wii U Virtual Console next week. It is as follows:
Duck Hunt (Famicom, 514 yen)
The game above is hitting the Japanese eShop on December 24.
Jupiter already made five Picross games for the 3DS eShop, and they’re about to launch another – at least in Japan.
Next Wednesday, Picross e6 will be available on the Japanese 3DS eShop for 500 yen. Zomgeri Panic Nightmare (1000 yen), Toy Stunt Bike (500), and Perfect December (200) are also due out on the same day.
You can count on a western announcement for Picross e6 happening sometime in the future.
Nintendo prepared a new update for Steel Diver: Sub Wars today, bringing the game to version 4.1. It should take up 326 blocks or so.
With the 4.0 patch, the following change was made:
– Submarine diving and surfacing angles The angle of a sub when it dives or surfaces will not be as steep, which makes it easier to evade frontal attacks.
Today’s update changes things again it has returned to 3.0 settings for the angle of a sub when it surfaces. This appears to be the only modification from the newest patch.
