Square Enix has announced Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call’s first DLC for Japan. Along with Yuffie from Final Fantasy VII, players can purchase the following songs for 150 yen each:
Battle 2 – Final Fantasy V
Shuffle or Boogie – Final Fantasy VIII
Blitz Off – Final Fantasy X
Tough Battle #2 – Final Fantasy XI
Library of the Ancients – Final Fantasy V
Eternity -Memory of Lightwaves- – Final Fantasy X-2
Crazy Chocobo – Final Fantasy XIII-2
Rose of May – Final Fantasy IX
Battle 2 from Final Fantasy V and Rose of May from Final Fantasy IX will be free between April 24 and May 8 as part of Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call’s launch campaign.
Miiverse has received yet another update, and Nintendo’s “Marty” has shared the details.
The first changes pertain to the web version of Miiverse. You’ll now see a “Posts from Verified Users” icon at the top of the Communities screen, and searching for communities by software title is now possible.
And for all versions of Miiverse, after posting a comment on someone else’s message, you’ll need to wait three minutes before you can comment again on the same post.
Here’s the full update message from Marty:
The USK has rated Another World – 20th Anniversary Edition. Digital Lounge will be bringing the game to Wii U, 3DS, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, and PS Vita. We haven’t heard anything about Another World – 20th Anniversary Edition officially, though I imagine that will change in the near future.
This week’s Japanese software sales are as follows:
1. [3DS] Youkai Watch – 34,690 / 754,910
2. [PS3] Dai-3-Ji Super Robot Taisen Z Jigoku-hen – 31,724 / 174,156
3. [PS4] Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn – 31,326 / NEW
4. [3DS] Ace Attorney 123: Wright Selection – 26,925 / NEW
5. [3DS] Mario Party: Island Tour – 18,848 / 304,835
6. [PSV] Dai-3-Ji Super Robot Taisen Z Jigoku-hen – 17,755 / 145,991
7. [3DS] Wagamama Fashion: Girls Mode Yokubari Sengen! Tokimeki Up! – 12,315 / NEW
8. [PSP] Juuza Engi: Engetsu Sangokuden 2 – 8,499 / NEW
9. [3DS] Detective Conan: Phantom Rhapsody – 8,336 / NEW
10. [PS3] Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes – 8,018 / 198,054
11. [PS3] Sengoku Musou 4 – 6,553 / 212,619
12. [3DS] Crayon Shin-chan: Arashi o Yobu Kasukabe Eiga Stars! – 6,357 / 22,766
13. [3DS] Kirby Triple Deluxe – 6,218 / 553,578
14. [3DS] Pokemon X/Y – 5,315 / 4,034,629
15. [PS3] J-Stars Victory Vs. – 4,691 / 169,109
16. [3DS] Monster Hunter 4 – 4,409 / 3,260,421
17. [WIU] Just Dance Wii U – 4,367 / 29,934
18. [3DS] Fossil Fighters: Infinite Gear – 4,144 / 140,178
19. [3DS] Puzzle & Dragons Z – 4,115 / 1,439,301
20. [PSV] Hatsune Miku: Project Diva F 2nd – 4,102 / 125,173
The latest Japanese hardware sales from Media Create are as follows:
Vita – 17,905
PS4 – 14,396
3DS LL – 14,023
PS3 – 6,468
3DS – 5,920
Wii U – 5,204
PSP – 2,094
Vita TV – 1,133
Xbox 360 – 240
For comparison’s sake, here are the hardware numbers from last week:
Vita – 24,078
3DS LL – 17,291
PS4 – 13,034
PS3 – 7,305
3DS – 6,271
Wii U – 5,512
PSP – 2,027
Vita TV – 1,220
Xbox 360 – 229
Moon Chronicles has now been approved by Nintendo of America. The game’s official Twitter account shared the news, writing the following:
Moon Chronicles is NOA approved. Waiting on NCL final approval. Once we're cleared for take-off, we'll submit to NOE. pic.twitter.com/ynEbMnrc7Y
— Moon Chronicles (@moonchronicles) April 23, 2014
Expect Moon Chronicles on the 3DS eShop in the very, very near future.
Along with today’s screenshot, Sakurai passed along the following message on Miiverse:
Don’t eat him. You can’t eat him.
Hey all, it’s Brian and Austin from Nintendo Everything here to re-welcome Manfred from Shin’en back with yet another screenshot from the upcoming Wii U release of Art of Balance! He’s got plenty to say about what graphical details they’re implementing for the menus in the game, so revel in the relaxing room where you select your levels and read up about how it came to be below! Unless you’d rather simply revel at the picture. That’s okay too.
Hi guys, it’s Manfred from Shin’en again with another fresh shot from Art of Balance Wii U. This time we’ll show you one of the the level selection screens.
When developing the original game on Wii, we realized that a simple 2D grid would be good enough for a level select menu, but that in itself was too boring. So we came up with the idea of stacked boxes in a lush 3D environment. We think coming back to the this beautiful menu gives players a nice break after solving a level. On Wii U, we had tons of performance to waste on this screen so we implemented quite a number of effects.
Youkai Watch has been an unbelievable success for Level-5. The game has continued to sell week after week, and has now shipped over one million copies in Japan.
One could say that Youkai Watch got off to a slow start. However, once the game’s anime debuted in Japan, sales saw a major boost. Youkai Watch’s shipments came in at 500,000 units in mid-February, but have doubled since.
