The magazine notes that Psywave attacks can be used in multiple ways. It can go on the offensive with Power and Technical moves that keep shifting in order to confuse the opponent. While Psywave is mainly a close combat move used for setting up combos, it can also be used as a vortex to suck in opponents. It can be used as a projectile, too.

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Project X Zone 2 devs on choosing new characters, fan feedback, series’ future, and more

Posted on 9 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS, News | 4 Comments

A new interview with the developers of Project X Zone 2 has been published by Nintendo Life. The site spoke with Bandai Namco producer Kensuke Tsukanaka and Monolith Soft development director Soichiro Morizumi about the new 3DS game. Topics include how some of the new characters were chosen, the influence of fan feedback, and the series’ future.

Head past the break for a few excerpts from the interview. Find the full interview here.

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Another 80 minutes of Project X Zone 2 footage

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Another lengthy gameplay video for Project X Zone 2 is in. You can view another 80 minutes of footage below.

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Project X Zone 2 launch trailer

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Project X Zone 2 is out now in Europe, and will be releasing in North America on Tuesday. Get a look at the launch trailer below.

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Over an hour of Project X Zone 2 English footage

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A ton of footage is now available from Project X Zone 2’s English release. Check out the video below for over an hour of gameplay.

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Pokken Tournament eShop page up – details, tentative file size, screenshots

Posted on 9 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Screenshots, Wii U | 139 Comments

Wii U owners in North America can now view Pokken Tournament’s eShop page. Some interesting details are included in the listing.

First, in terms of controllers, Nintendo says that the following options are supported:

– Wii U Pro Controller
– Wii Remote + Classic Controller Pro
– Wii Remote
– Wii Remote + Nunchuck
– Wii U GamePad

Regarding online play, players can expect the following:

– Online multiplayer
– Leaderboards

Of course, local multiplayer is included as well.

I’m usually hesitant to post about file sizes from the eShop given previous inaccuracies, but the listing says Pokken Tournament requires 4234.4MB for the download. If nothing else, it’ll take up a few gigabytes.

Head past the break for the game overview. You’ll also find some screenshots below.

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Haikyuu!!: Cross Team Match screenshots and art

Posted on 9 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in Screenshots | 0 comments

Bandai Namco has sent out a new batch of screenshots and art from Haikyuu!!: Cross Team Match. We’ve rounded up today’s images below.

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Project X Zone 2 file size

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Project X Zone 2 will be sold at retail and as an eShop game. If you end up choosing the latter option, you’ll need 6,967 blocks (871MB) of free space on your SD card.

Project X Zone 2 launches this Friday in Europe. The North American launch is scheduled for next Tuesday.

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Pokken Tournament works with all amiibo to unlock in-game items

Posted on 9 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in General Nintendo, News | 10 Comments

The Shadow Mewtwo amiibo card is being offered as a first-print bonus with Pokken Tournament. That’s not the only amiibo that works with the game, however.

On Nintendo’s official website, it’s confirmed that all amiibo accessories can be used in Pokken Tournament. These can be used to unlock in-game items. The listing doesn’t elaborate any further, so we’ll need to wait a bit longer for extra details.

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