Posted on 6 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in Switch eShop, Videos | 0 comments

Abylight is publishing Qbics Paint on the Switch eShop next week. For an early look at the game, watch the video below.

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Posted on 6 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in Switch eShop, Videos | 3 Comments

Next week, Abylight is publishing Qbics Paint on Switch as a digital download. Get a look at the official trailer below.

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Cursed Castilla is a relatively small game on 3DS. To download the game, just 967 blocks of free space is needed – or 120.875MB. Cursed Castilla launches on the eShop this Thursday.

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Posted on 6 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS eShop, News | 1 Comment

Cursed Castilla (Maldita Castilla EX) is arriving next week in North America and Europe, Abylight has announced. It will be priced at $11.99 / €11.99.

Maldita Castilla is an action-platformer, now with stereoscopic 3D and a new coin-op mode on 3DS. You’ll be fighting as a brave knight as you attempt to fight against dark forces that have taken over the land.

You can find more information about Cursed Castilla below, along with a trailer.

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Posted on 6 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch eShop | 2 Comments

After making a few titles for 3DS, Abylight is now shifting its attention to Switch. The studio announced Qbics Paint for the system today.

Qbics Paint uses Switch’s touchscreen for 3D modeling and painting. You’ll be able to customize Qbics with a 24-color palette. There’s a “Creation Mode to sculpt and paint freestyle your own Qbics – or let your imagination run wild editing those you already unlocked, and combine it with the Image mode using a wide range of stock images to get you inspired”.

Here’s a rundown of features:

⦁ Release your stress with its relaxing gameplay while you train your creative skills and your spatial vision
⦁ Anyone can sculpt and paint in 3D by using its user-friendly interface
⦁ The touch screen of the Nintendo Switch makes a great canvas to create artwork that can be shared at Social Media through the Capture Button
⦁ 4 game modes: Sculpt, Paint, Creation, and Image
⦁ More than 50 models to unlock and 50 empty spaces to create your own figures

Qbics Paint will be available this year on the eShop. Abylight will share a final release date “shortly.”

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Posted on 7 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS eShop, News | 2 Comments

Originally released last year, Cursed Castilla is now on the way to 3DS. Here’s a brief overview of the well-received action-platformer:

“In Cursed Castilla you become Don Ramiro in order to fight the evil invading the lands of Tolomera, following the orders of the king Alfonso VI of Castilla. The action takes place in the Kingdom of Castilla (a medieval kingdom in what is today Spain), and thus you won’t face the typical, well, ghosts and goblins: your enemies will be creatures such as mouras, ojáncanos and nuberus, monsters from the European folklore, legends and chivalric romances. “

Cursed Castilla was originally created with the GameMaker Engine. This is unfortunately not supported on 3DS, so Abylight implemented its own engine VEGA in order to adapt the game on Nintendo’s handheld. Abylight also says “the development team has included a few traits for the player to enjoy in this Nintendo 3DS version, such as a new coin-op mode to revive the glory of the arcade times, and an astounding stereoscopic 3D effect.”

You can expect the following features from Cursed Castilla:

– New coin-op mode
– Stereoscopic 3D effect
– Restless action through 8 game stages
– Fight against +48 types of enemies and 19 final bosses
– Find the secrets that will lead you up to 4 different engines
– Illustrated bestiary with unlockable information about the legends featured in the game
– Brag about your combat skills with 16 unlockable achievements
– Let out your battle cry with songs from the original soundtrack and the remastered audio

You can find a trailer for Cursed Castilla below.

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Posted on 8 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS eShop, News | 0 comments

Abylight already has its next 3DS eShop title in the pipeline following Musicverse: Electronic Keyboard. The studio is bringing back AfterZoom, a 2011 DSiWare game featuring a mix of real-world biology and fantasy elements.

Here’s the announcement from Abylight:

“Here in Abylight Studios we want to turn 2016 into one of the best years since the creation of the team, and not only because of our released games, but also for the beautiful collaborations we are working on. After the ‘Musicverse: Electronic Keyboard’ success on the Nintendo eShop, and almost with no time for us to recover from the celebration, we want to share more good news!

Because of the interest and love that you showed us about bringing ‘AfterZoom’ to Nintendo 3DS™, it is finally heading to the portable console. However, as you may imagine already, we can’t reveal further details, but we hope to start releasing more information in the coming weeks.

Prepare your Nintendo 3DS™ system because we will turn it into a lab from another planet! On this new installment of the franchise, ‘AfterZoom’ unveils the origins of such a weird microorganism collection, which consists of more than 150 species. These organisms are feisty and there will be lots of training to calm them down…”

Abylight has yet to say when AfterZoom will be made available on the eShop.

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Posted on 8 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS eShop, News | 0 comments

Musicverse: Electronic Keyboard previously arrived in North America on February 18. Today, Abylight dated the 3DS music app for Europe as well. It’ll be available starting on March 3. Pricing is set at €7.99.

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Posted on 8 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS eShop, News | 0 comments

Musicverse: Electronic Keyboard was revealed towards the very beginning of this year. The music app is now almost ready for prime time, with Nintendo’s website listing the music app for release on the North American 3DS eShop next week. It will be available starting on February 18.

An overview of Musicverse: Electronic Keyboard is posted below, which details the app’s various features. For those wondering, it’ll cost $7.99.

Share your musical genius using Musicverse: Electronic Keyboard!

Record the melody stuck in your head wherever you are and show it to the world, no limits with Miiverse, Facebook and Twitter!

Listen and play the creations of Miko in Japan, John in Canada and Magnus in Europe… Everyone just a note away!

Both if you are an expert or the first time playing, Musicverse guides you easily through all the possibilities just at your fingertips in your Nintendo 3DS™.

Features:

Store up to 128 creations.
Share your music trough Miiverse, Facebook and Twitter.
Import other user’s music from Miiverse or QR Code patterns.
Export your creations in AAC format to the SD card.
Included video tutorials.
Left handed mode.
Chord scale visualization.
Key zoom function.
Real time quantization.
Automatic accompaniment with 14 musical styles and 4 variations.
8 programmable chords.
32 instruments.
Integrated sequencer with independent chord and melody tracks.
Metronome.

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Posted on 8 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS eShop, News | 0 comments

Earlier this month, we found out about Abylight’s new music creation app for the 3DS eShop called Musicverse Electronic Keyboard. The company has since shared additional information about the download.

Here’s an overview of its main functions:

– Video tutorials included in the application.
– Automatic accompaniment with 14 music styles and 4 variations.
– Eight programmable chords and 12 chord types to choose.
– Availability of 32 instruments from retro to modern style.
– Integrated sequencer with independent chord and melody tracks.
– Independent mutes for drum, bass and chorus parts.
– Six octave keyboard (2 visible).
– Chord scale visualization.
– Key zoom function.
– Real-time quantization.
– Pitch bend function.
– Metronome.
– Left-handed mode.

And specifications:

– Store up to 128 creations.
– Share your music through Miiverse, Facebook and Twitter.
– Import other user’s music from Miiverse or QR Code patterns.
– Export your songs in AAC format to the SD Card.

Musicverse Electronic Keyboard does not yet have a release date. When it’s ready, it’ll cost $7.99 / €7.99.

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