Nintendo has announced a new track for Mario Kart 8’s first DLC pack. Yoshi Circuit, which first appeared in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, will be included. You can get a look at the revamped track in the video below.
Three new games will be available on the Japanese Wii U Virtual Console next week. They are as follows:
Final Fight 3 (Super Famicom, 823 yen)
Gomoku Narabe Renju (Famicom, 514 yen)
Nobunaga’s Ambition: Whole Country Version (Super Famicom, 823 yen)
The games above are hitting the Japanese eShop on October 22.
Last month, Spike Chunsoft filed a trademark for “Mystery Dungeon” in Japan. Could it be for a new Shiren the Wanderer? How about Pokemon Mystery Dungeon? Maybe it will turn out to be nothing at all! It’s hard to tell with these trademarks.
Is Attack on Titan: The Last Wings of Mankind seeing localization? That does seem to be the case based on a new rating from Australia.
“Attack on Titan” was recently rated, with Atlus listed as publisher. We know that the rating pertains to The Last Wings of Mankind since Spike Chunsoft is included in the rating.
Atlus hasn’t officially announced Attack on Titan for the west. Perhaps that will change soon…
Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth employs a very unique art style compared to other games in the Persona franchise.
Atlus went for a “super-deformed art style” due to its connections to Etrian Odyssey. There’s also the fact that the 3DS’ screen is a bit on the small size.
Artist Shigenori Soejima explained to USGamer:
“There are two big reasons for the super-deformed art style. One being that, because this is a crossover with Etrian, which has always had that style, we wanted to keep that iconic look so that when people saw it they’d know, ‘Oh, this is similar to Etrian Odyssey.’ If it were in the regular-looking Persona style, especially on 3DS, people might be confused and wonder, ‘Is this a new Persona game, a new Etrian title?'”
“Secondly, on the 3DS, the screen is much smaller. My usual type of character designs… trying to squeeze them onto a tiny screen just wouldn’t look good. In order for my characters to shine, basically we had to scale them down.”
Siliconera has shared another round of Samurai Warriors Chronicle 3, most of which cover the Martial Arts Training Facility mode.
Have a look at the latest information below:
– Different objectives in the Martial Arts Training Facility
– These include defeating characters and reaching certain destinations
– Need to amass as many points possible
– Use the character change system wisely and earn points
– Missions will have various conditions going on
– 5-minute time limit when you begin Martial Arts Training Facility mode
– Get more time after completing a mission
– As you play through, you’ll gain points, and can also get them from enemy drops
– An escape will open after clearing a certain number of missions
– Get as many points possible within the allotted time, or try to gain more time so you can keep it going for longer
– Different guest characters in Martial Arts Training Facility
– Guest characters appearing as enemies in the mode include Orochi and Sun Wukong, Kyubi and Lu Bu
– Use points from this mode to buy equipment and items
– Can participate in the leaderboard, which is based on points
– Rankings are reset after a period of time
– Class system offers players more ways to get rewards
