Natsume’s latest “State of the Farm” post on Tumblr provides updates on two 3DS titles.
Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley, which launched last month, will soon be receiving new content. Natsume hopes to begin releasing DLC in January “and every month after that until April.” The company says there will be “a nice variety” of new content.
Natsume also shared the following status report on A-Train: City Simulator:
Currently we are at the tail end of the translation and localization for A-Train and we are truly excited about this title. In January we’ll begin testing, tweaking, and polishing. With a mix of city simulation strategy and trains, we can’t wait for our fans to play this unique title. Expect to see your first glimpse of the game in January.
Atlus shared new details about the Anguished One and Tycho in Devil Survivor 2: Record Breaker today. View the information in our roundup below.
Anguished One
– Recurring character in the Septentrion chapter of Devil Survivor 2
– Tends to suddenly appear before the protagonist and his friends
– Refers to the protagonist as “Shining One”
– A true enigma
– Poses myriad ambiguous questions while providing few answers himself
– Anguished One can be fought as an enemy depending on your choices throughout the game
– He can also work with the protagonist and his party
– Anguished One and Yamato are nowhere to be found in the Triangulum chapter
Tycho
– Players’ Nicaea contact
– Can be selected as male or female
– Tycho is an artificial intelligence built into the game’s devil summoning application that will support the protagonists through a variety of methods
– Tone is different based on the gender you choose
Nintendo’s amiibo site provides a first look at the Mario Party 10 boxart. It’s small, though the image has been blown up above (hence the blurriness).
Nintendo is sending out this special wallpaper to those who register their Nintendo Network IDs in Japan. The deadline is January 4!
Two new games will be available on the Japanese Wii U Virtual Console early next month. They are as follows:
Mega Man Zero 2 (GBA, 702 yen)
Napoleon (GBA, 702 yen)
Both of the games above are due out on January 7.
Today’s The Legend of Legacy update from FuRyu covers the game’s trading system. Here’s an overview as to how it works:
– Can send out a ship from the city to do trade with other cities
– Ship comes in small, medium, and large sizes
– Ships bring back different goods
– These include armor and recovery items
– Large ships are more costly and time-heavy
– Large ships are more likely to obtain more goods
– StreetPass is supported
– The game will send ships to players as they’re passed and return with random items
