At GDC last week, CVG caught up with Silicon Studio president Takehiko Terada. Terada talked all things Bravely Default, including the possibility of expanding the series (such as bringing the IP to other platforms).
You’ll find a number of Terada’s comments below. You can find CVG’s interview here with some additional responses.
Earlier today, Platinum tweeted the neat photo below. It’s a look at a movie-style poster used to show an early concept for The Wonderful 101.
This movie-style poster was used to show off an early concept of The Wonderful 101! pic.twitter.com/1PHZRNWcYC
— PlatinumGames Inc. (@platinumgames) March 25, 2014
JetGetters has a chance of heading to Wii U. Developer tinyBuild just added in a stretch goal for a potential Wii U version today, which is set at $95,000. The campaign will have until April 18 to reach that target (not to mention the actual $50,000 funding goal).
As for the game itself, JetGetters is “about jumping out of jets, and landing on other jets.” It’s described as “A fastpaced 3D multiplayer shooter, where teams of players fly high in the sky and hijack each other’s vehicles in midair.” There’s much more information on the Kickstarter page here.
Along with today’s screenshot, Sakurai passed along the following message on Miiverse:
Here’s a comparison of characters with and without their outlines on the 3DS version. They also give off a different impression in 3D, so customize the look however you like.
Yet another new puzzle has arrived in the StreetPass Mii Plaza. As of now, 3DS owners can begin filling in a panel for Yoshi’s New Island. Reader TruExtent took a few shots of the puzzle – almost completed – which are posted above.
Along with today’s trailer, we have a few details about Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission 2.
The upcoming Japanese game contains over 2,000 different cards. Most of these are variants of the different Dragon Ball characters. Those who purchased the original Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission title can transfer their cards over.
In terms of gameplay, players first choose cards for battle. They can then be placed on the touch screen and controlled with the stylus. Cards can execute attacks or Kamehameha special attacks. In the case of Goku, his special ability allows him to transform.
