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Lost Reavers has made a stealth launch on the Japanese Wii U eShop. Even though there was no prior news about a specific release date, the free-to-start title can now be downloaded. For those that are curious, it takes up 1056MB of space.

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A few months ago, Bandai Namco held a Twitter campaign so that fans could vote on the next support Pokemon they’d like to see in Pokken Tournament. And in just a matter of days, we’ll finally know who was selected… and more!

The game’s Twitter account teases that two announcements will be made in December 10. In addition to sharing the fan-selected support Pokemon, a brand new fighter will be revealed as well. Who do you guys think will make it in?

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The most recent of Famitsu has a two-page feature on Lost Reavers, Bandai Namco’s upcoming free-to-start title for Wii U. There’s more about the game in general as well as a brief interview with producers Takashi Otani and Katsuhiro Harada.

First, here’s an overview of the different characters:

Sayuri: “The Short Range and Long Range All-Rounder”

Using a katana for short-ranged attacks and a submachine gun for shooting, it is easy to use her and is thus recommended for first-time players.

Dwayne: “A Firepower Oriented Power Type”

At the core of this character is his assault rifle, though there is the possibility of using many other smaller firearms. When using his powerful bazooka, the exhilaration one feels is outstanding.

Shadow Stalker: “Tricky and Versatile in Attacking”

Fights wielding both a melee weapon and a shotgun. Has a characteristic combo that consists of him reloading while attacking. For advanced players.

Victoria

Rather than rapid-fire damage, she is a skilled shooter who focuses more on dealing damage in one shot. Recommended for those who enjoy shooting games.

Last week, Bandai Namco announced some pre-order bonuses for Project X Zone 2 in North America. These same items are now confirmed for Europe as well.

By pre-ordering Project X Zone 2, consumers will receive:

– 1 exclusive challenge stage “The Woman From 10 Years Ago”
– Rare Items Pack, which includes: Sun Sword, Diamond Medal Accessory, Amethyst Medal Accessory
– 1 exclusive customized theme

You can check out the 3DS theme in visual form above.

Source: Bandai Namco PR

Another video for Taiko Drum Master: Atsumete Tomodachi Daisakusen has come in. This time around, we have a look at Animal Crossing and Pac-Man content that can be unlocked through amiibo. Check out the video below.

Taiko Drum Master: Atsumete Tomodachi Daisakusen recently launched in Japan. Check out some footage of the game below.

Bandai Namco has shared the boxart for Haikyuu!! Cross Team Match!, its upcoming Japanese 3DS game. We have it above.

Bandai Namco and VIS Games have released a trailer for Professional Farmer 2016. Watch it below.

Thanks to Shinun for the tip.

Bandai Namco recently put out a commercial for Taiko Drum Master: Atsumete Tomodachi Daisakusen. You can watch it below.

According to Dengeki’s own sales numbers, Project X Zone 2 sold just over 37,000 copies in its first week in Japan (fairly close to Media Create’s figure of 41,000 copies). The site also says that the game managed to sell through 60 percent of its initial shipment.

So what should we make of these numbers? Well, Dengeki has the original Project X Zone at 78,000 copies sold in its first week, and lifetime sales of 140,000 units total. Sales for the sequel do seem to be a bit sluggish thus far. If the performance of the first Project X Zone is anything to go by, the second entry may end up doing better in the west.

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