Following this week’s listing for Inazuma Eleven GO: Light, the OFLC has now rated the game’s second version. Inazuma Eleven GO: Shadow was added to the Australian classification database yesterday.
As we mentioned previously, “Light” matches up with the Japanese Inazuma Eleven GO version “Shine”. “Shadow” should also correspond to the Japanese title “Dark”.
We’re waiting on Nintendo to make an official announcement about Inazuma Eleven GO for Europe and Australia, though these two ratings suggest that news is coming soon.
Square Enix’s Yosuke Saito took to Twitter earlier today and announced an impressive sales figure for Dragon Quest X. Since launch, the game has sold over one million copies in Japan, the producer confirmed. That number should account for all platforms – Wii U, Wii, PC, and Android.
Along with today’s screenshot, Sakurai passed along the following message on Miiverse:
Oh, Uncle Andross. He really isn’t very considerate.
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Mystery Case Files Ravenhearst is due out on the North American 3DS eShop next week, a listing on Nintendo’s website confirms.
Here’s an official overview of the title:
Dozens of puzzles to solve. Thousands of unique items to find. Rumors surrounding the history of stately Ravenhearst Manor have circulated for decades. The recently acquired diary of Emma Ravenhearst may hold the key to unraveling the tale behind this unsettling place, yet the pages are missing. Players assume the role of Master Detective to unlock secrets held within Ravenhearst™, scouring a myriad of enchanting rooms in the manor for cleverly hidden clues. Locating and assembling diary pages helps tell the story of the house and, ultimately, unlock the mystery.
Mystery Case Files Ravenhearst will be available on April 3. No word on pricing at this time.
Initial D Perfect Shift Online is finally launching in Japan next week. SEGA will officially open the free-to-play game for all 3DS owners on April 2. Those who log in between April 2 and April 16 will receive a gasoline recovery ticket and a pride recovery ticket.
We’ve already heard that Renegade Kid’s Max will be included as a character skin in Hex Heroes. Other cameos were previously teased, and it’s now been made known that the indie title will feature at least two more crossovers.
Juan from Guacamelee and Rusty from SteamWorld Dig will also be featured as cameos in Hex Heroes. And according to developer Prismatic games, “There are more surprises to come”.
SEGA is finally making a digital version of Super Monkey Ball 3D available on the eShop. Through la listing on the digital store, we know that the game will launch on April 3. Pricing is set at £14.99.
Goodbye Galaxy Games is working on a new “rapid prototype game creation tool for Nintendo 3DS” known as “Gomba”. The software provides game-makers with a game engine, level editor, simulator and C-like scripting language and debugger. According to creator Hugo Smits, “Non-programmers can probably create a simple game in just a hour.”
Smits is currently building Gomba for Windows. He hopes to turn it into an online tool, which may end up being created in Flash. A beta could arrive as soon as this summer.
You can find many more details about Gomba in Smits’ blog post here.
