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New character details have come in for Forbidden Magna. You can find the latest information rounded up below.

Adelheid:

– Eldest sister of the lost spirits
– You’ll first see Adelheid as an enemy
– She is considered to be the perfect weapon in battle
– All other spirits admire her
– This gives her quite a bit of confidence

Francesca:

– First appears alongside Adelheid
– Has a well-trained body
– She’s the type of girl who dives in headfirst without giving much thought before doing so

Bart:

– Bart is Lux’s buddy
– Reliable but also a bad influence at the same time
– He’s an always-optimistic young man
– Often hangs out at the inn
– Makes a good duo with Lux, who is usually more on the serious side
– Lux makes money for the inn by digging up crystals at the mine and having Bart sell it in town
– He’s also quite the ladies’ man

Amelia:

– Lux’s childhood friend
– Kind, proper, and homely young lady who runs a farm near the protagonist’s home
– Since Lux met the spirit girls, she fears that he might become more distant over time

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You can find the official announcement for Story of Seasons after the break.

Klonoa: Empire of Dreams will arrive on the North American Wii U Virtual Console tomorrow, a listing on Nintendo’s website confirms. The game will set you back $6.99.

Klonoa: Empire of Dreams launched last week in Europe.

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There hasn’t been a new, major Mega Man game since 2010’s Mega Man 10. With the lack of news surrounding the series, fans are beginning to wonder when the Blue Bomber might surface again.

Greg Moore, Capcom’s senior community and online specialist, recently weighed in on the lack of Mega Man titles of late. He acknowledged that four years may seem like a long time without a new release, though it’s “not an extraordinarily large gap for your average IP.”

He said:

“Four years is certainly a large gap for Mega Man, which has some 129 titles to its name spanning just 25 years, but not an extraordinarily large gap for your average IP.”

“Even without a recent title, Mega Man has a constant presence, be it in our news reel, the Japanese investor relations site, the frequently updated Rockman Unity blog in Japan, or with frequent rereleases in the digital space.”

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