Another Haikyu!! Tsunage! Itadaki no Keshiki!! trailer
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SF Dotabata Party!! commercial
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Bandai Namco bringing a board game to Wii U and 3DS
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Bandai Namco has announced a new board game-based title for Wii U and 3DS.
Take a second to absorb this title: Gotouchi Tetsudou: Gotouchi Kyara to Nihon Zenkoku no Tabi. That roughly translates to Local Railroads: Local Characters and a Journey All Around Japan.
Local Railroads is based on Sugoroku, a board game similar to snakes and ladders. Here’s a quick overview of the game flow:
1. Select which local characters will accompany the player
2. Select which part of the railway network is your destination. You can choose any place that isn’t home to any of your local characters.
3. You head for that place. Movement is done with dice. At times you can use skills of your local characters, too.
4. Various events happen depending on the circle you land on. You may gain fans for your local characters from events.
5. Arrive at the destination. If you are first to arrive, you’ll gain fans and the local character of the destination.
6. Choose the next destination and so on.
Although it’s important to rush to the destination, sometimes it may be useful to take a longer road if you can land on a circle with beneficial effects. There are circles where you can obtain famous products of that area, and there are circles where you compete against rival local characters with dice throws. If you win, a rival local character joins your team. If you lose, you’ll lose fan(s).
Players can gain fans while travelling around Japan, and there are more than 120 local characters in the game. Special skills may help your movement or hinder your opponents. It will be advantageous to collect more local characters as you’ll have more special skills.
Local Railroads: Local Characters and a Journey All Around Japan launches in Japan on November 27. The 3DS version is priced at 5,210 yen while the Wii U version will cost 6,170 yen.
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Taiko no Tatsujin Tokumori teaser site open
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Bandai Namco has gone live with the official teaser site for Taiko no Tatsujin Tokumori. Access it here.
Teaser sites are generally devoid of information, and that’s the case here as well. However, it’s now confirmed that Taiko no Tatsujin Tokumori will be playable at TGS 2014 next week.
Haikyu!! Tsunage! Itadaki no Keshiki!! commercial #2
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Taiko no Tatsujin Tokumori announced for Wii U
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Last month, there was speculation about a new Taiko no Tatsujin game for Wii U. This week’s Famitsu confirms the rumors with the announcement of “Taiko no Tatsujin Tokumori”.
We don’t have too many details yet, but we do know that Taiko no Tatsujin Tokumori will include 100 songs. The game will be released in Japan on November 20. It’s priced at 5,627 yen at retail and on the eShop.
Majin Bone: The Majin of Space and Time trailer #2
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Penguins of Madagascar game officially announced
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We’ve seen listings on retailers over the past few weeks, but Little Orbit and Bandai Namco have made the Penguins of Madagascar game official. It’s due out for Wii U, Wii, and 3DS on November 28.
Below is an official overview:
The four web-footed operatives, Skipper, Kowalski, Rico and Private, uncover a nefarious plot by the evil octopus, Dave (Dr.Octavious Brine) to destroy the penguin world as we know it. Players will travel to top-secret locales and embark on covert missions to thwart Dave’s evil plans.
Players will be able to play as the four penguins and instantly swap between them depending on the situation encountered. For example, Rico, a demolitions expert, loves to blow things to smithereens while Skipper can dish out his stun slap to give enemy octopi high-powered smackdowns! Players can solve puzzles by choosing the penguin whose natural skills are best suited for the task.
Screenshots from the Penguins of Madagascar game can be found above.
