Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate second episode quest details
Posted on 9 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS, News | 0 comments
Capcom (via Siliconera) has shared new details about Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate’s second DLC quest. You can find the information rounded up below.
– First request from Nekote is to take out the venomous Bird Wyvern, Yian Garuga
– Yian Garuga is one of the monsters that can be found at the Unknown Forest
– Unknown Forest constantly changes
– Second request is to defeat the giant Akantor
– Nekote’s quest will give you less time than usual to beat it
– Third request has players battling Ukanlos
– Ukanlos: the enormous Flying Wyvern with ice attributes
– Lower time limit for Ukanlos as well
– First 2 parts require players to be of HR 4 or higher to take on
– The one against Ukanlos is set for players that are HR 7 and above
– The first two can only be completed once
– Third one is is repeatable
– There are also DLC quests with familiar faces coming on November 14
– Will be free
Splatoon screenshots, details
Posted on 9 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Wii U | 5 Comments
Since last week’s Nintendo Direct, the Japanese Splatoon Twitter account has been posting screenshots and details on a regular basis. The latest images can be found above, and a batch of information is posted below.
– The cave we’ve seen is the referee who decides the winner of each match
– They can determine who has the largest covered area in an instant
– Protagonist wears the Hero Suit and travels through the underground world
– The Octopus Army Corps hope to invade the Squid’s world
– The army built the underground facility
– ZL: Squid (dive into ink, restores ink)
– L-stick: move
– R: bomb (uses 70% of your ink)
– ZR: Ink Shot (uses up ink)
– R-stick: look left/right
– X: jump
– Y: camera reset
– Touch the Squid Icon to make a big jump to one of your team mates
– Use gyro to aim
– Your main way of painting the ground in ink and attacking enemies is the Paint Gun
– Different weapon types
– This includes the Charge Gun
– Charge Gun lets you hit at a distance
– Roller is useful in close-range combat
– Use sub-weapons by tapping the R button
– Splash Bomb is one such sub-weapon
– Splash bomb explodes and shoots ink over the immediate area
– The bomb hurts your opponents and has tactic uses
– These include distracting enemies or exposing hidden ones
More: details roundup, Splatoon, top
Bravely Second details
Posted on 9 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS, News | 0 comments
Square Enix shared new Bravely Second details during a recent live stream event. Siliconera translated some of the information, which we’ve rounded up below.
– New battle feature: press the L button to select the same command multiple times
– Before you had to choose the attack command or a certain magic by flipping through the menus 4 times
– Now you simply press L four times on the command
– Bravely Second has a powerful monster called Gargantua
– New Wizard job has a special attribute called “Postscript”
– This lets you add “modifiers” to magic
– Modifiers system lets you give magic different effects
– Square Enix will share more info about modifiers in the near future
– New “Halfies” ability
– Halfies lets you extend item effects to the entire party
– There is a catch: when using healing items, it’ll reduce its capabilities by 50%
– Devs are working on a demo for Bravely Second
– The demo will have the encounter adjustment system that was in Bravely Default and difficulty adjuster
More: Bravely Second, details roundup, Japan, Square Enix
Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker footage, level details
Posted on 9 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Wii U | 1 Comment
IGN published a new report on Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker today with even more footage and details. You’ll find the latest content rounded up from the site below.
Drop-Road Dash
– Set in the cloudy skies
– Navigate thin pathways made of Donut Lifts
– Donut Lifts are the same platforms from Super Mario Bros. 3 that slowly breakaway before plummeting from sight
– When you can’t jump to save yourself, these precarious platforms are a quick trip back to the restart menu
– Run and find stable places to stand and run between small patrols of ladybug-like Biddybuds
– Red boost pad near the end of the level shoots you across the last narrow platforms at a high speed
Drift-Along Canyon
– Art/assets are like the poison-filled moats and jungles I jumped through in SM3DW
– Toad has ride little lifeboat-sized islands across purple moats
– Toss turnips to activate switches and get hidden gems
– One portion of the level has you tossing turnips while under fire from Missile Banzai Bills
– Missile Banzai Bills are red variants of the recognizable Mario enemy that have limited homing abilities
– New enemy in the level called Mole
– Mole travels by tunneling underground and has a four-leaf clover for a head
– If you plug it from the ground by its head, you’ll get gems and other rewards
– These include an invincible Pickaxe that’ll rip through enemies and patches of grass
Up ‘n’ Down Terrace
– Start off perched atop a two-story gazebo
– Tiny garden on the ground floor has a few maze-like hedges and P-block switches that raise and lower different wooden gates
– Need to collect hidden gems and find the path to the Star tucked away at the center
– All stages have alternate challenges that are tougher
– In this level, the challenge is to clear the stage by only using three switches,
Beep Block Sky Plaza
– Captain Toad riffs on a tense, fun music stage from Super Mario Galaxy with some twists
– Fire Bro is on an an elevated platform near the end of the stage and throws fireballs down to try and hit Toad
– The red and blue blocks shift positions in time to the sound of a three-beep warning
– Ladders on the sides of some blocks hang suspended after some blocks have disappeared
Etrian Odyssey II Untold: The Knight of the Fafnir demo out in Japan
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Japanese players now have access to a Etrian Odyssey II Untold: The Knight of the Fafnir demo. For an overview as to what’s included, check out the brief summary below:
– Play up to the third level of the Yggdrasil Labyrinth
– Level cap of 10
– Can hold up to 99 Grimoires (full game supports 400)
– 1 save data
– Full version will have 1 slot on the game cartridge with an additional eight on the SD card
– Can bring save data over to the full version
– Demo supports 30 plays
– Demo only has new tracks, but the full game will let you switch between the FM version and the newer ones.
– Due to capacity limits on the demo, data for BGM, images, and voices will be different at some parts from the full version of the game as well
– No opening movie in the demo
– No DLC, StreetPass, QR codes, Album Mode as well
Lost Heroes 2 screenshots, details
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Bandai Namco announced Lost Heroes 2 during yesterday’s Nintendo Direct. The publisher has since issued first screenshots and details, which we’ve rounded up below.
– Out on February 5
– 5,690 yen
– Standard and limited editions
– 9,500 yen for the limited edition
– Limited edition includes:
A port of the Super Nintendo game Hero Senki: Project Olympus accessible from the title screen
If you use a Hero Technique during a battle, the game will play one of over 20 theme songs from the hero TV shows
Lost Heroes series 300-page art book. (Package edition only.)
– The game includes a download code for an updated version of the original Lost Heroes
– Lost Heroes: Bonus Edition features additional voices and balance adjustments to make the game easier to play
– Lost Heroes 2 brings together the heroes of the Ultraman, Kamen Rider, and Gundam series
– Make a party of 4 characters before heading into dungeons
– New story set after the first game where players must face against a new despair concerning the “Fragments of Regis”
– New heroes: Ultraman Ginga, Kamen Rider Wizard, Unicorn Gunam, and more
– In battle, the scope of attack affinities and weaknesses has been expanded, granting the game additional layers of new depth
– New character voices
– Cut-scenes designed to enhance immersion during combat
– “Rush System”: trigger “Hero Rush” for a powerful attack
– While players are able to trigger it at their discretion, timing is key for making the most of it
More: Bandai Namco, details roundup, Japan, Lost Heroes 2
The Legend of Legacy combat system details
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A new report from Famitsu provides concrete details about the combat system in The Legend of Legacy. We’ve rounded up some details from Gematsu’s translation below.
– Enemies appear on dungeon maps
– Roam them and bumping into them triggers turn-based combat encounters
– The game uses spirits and magic to set itself apart from other RPGs
– Form contracts with spirits during battle to use elemental techniques known as “Spirit Arts”
– With their continued usage, strengthens spirits of the same element, as well as the corresponding Spirit Arts
– 4 element types: water (blue), wind (green), fire (red), and dark (purple)
– The balance of power between these four elements, which is displayed on the lower screen, changes over the course of battle as Spirit Arts are used
– Enemies can use Spirit Arts as well
– Therefore careful consideration of what elements are in play must be made in order to remain on top
– Good manipulation of the system is said to also make it possible for players to take out enemies that would otherwise be way out of their league, making elemental manipulation a major priority during fights
– “Implore”: form a contract with a water spirit
– After a special cutscene plays, water element Spirit Arts are unlocked for use in the fight
– The Spirit Arts that are unlocked through this process depend on the type of Spirit Vessel currently equipped
– Ex: the contract allows the water element Spirit Art “Splash Wall” to be used, which, in accordance with the name, erects a wall of water in front of the party, automatically protecting the party from enemy attacks, enabling everyone to focus purely on offense for the duration of it
More: details roundup, FuRyu, Japan, The Legend of Legacy
Kamen Rider: SummonRide screenshots, details
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Bandai Namco shared a new wave of Kamen Rider: SummonRide screenshots and details today. You can find all of the content below.
– Images show Tire Exchanges, the Crystal Base, and more
– Kamen Rider Drive can use the special ability “Tire Exchange”
– This allows him to change forms by ‘exchanging’ the tire on his suit
– Speed, Speed-Spike, Speed-Shadow, and Speed-Flare-type tires shown in the gallery above
– Game takes place in a world consisting of five attributes
– The “Crystal Base” acts as the hub
– It is a different dimension from the real world where the Kamen Riders exist
– Access the worlds of fire, water, wind, light, and darkness
– Each Ride Figure has different attribute variations
– Ex: light attribute and wind attribute figures of the Kamen Rider Drive figure
– Battle Gimmick system: players will be temporarily gated into a combat arena and forced to change out to a figure of an advantageous element to progress, hinted at by the color of the surrounding barrier
– Purple barrier indicates darkness and informs players that they should swap in a light element figure
– A blue barrier is best dealt with using a wind element figure
– All stages have a number of sealed gates that are different in color
– If you switch your Ride Figure with that of the matching attribute, the door will unlock
– 4-player co-op supported for all quests
Smash Bros. Wii U amiibo footage, details
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IGN has shared new footage and details about the usage of amiibo in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. View a new video from the site above, and a summary of information below.
– amiibo learn all types of moves and strategies based off of how you play
– If you play matches without items, your amiibo won’t know what to do with them
– amiibo level faster when fighting other amiibo
– amiibo models have changed since E3
– Link is held firmly in place by a stiff yellow piece of plastic
– Wii Fit trainer has a clear plastic cast surrounding her right foot to keep her from being ripped off it’s base
– Other amiibo such as Kirby, Yoshi, and Donkey Kong are said to be durable
– New amiibo must first be registered on your console
– Scan them in Games & More, set a specific profile on the system as owner, give the amiibo a unique name
– After that, watch a quick video as your newly registered amiibo comes to life
– Can then adjust equipment, custom moves, feed them leftover equipment to increase their stats and levels
– The new data needs to be written to the figure before you can start using it in Smash
– Use amiibo in different Smash Bros Wii U modes like 8-player Smash battles to Team Smash
– Stats and rewards earned are written to each figure whenever you quit out of a mode
– If a figure loses contact with the touch sensor while saving amiibo data, the system will ask to recover the data and re-write it to the toy
– Writing data after quitting a mode is simple
– The game can recognize if you’ve accidentally tried to scan the wrong figure
– There’s even an option to reset the amiibo and start the whole process over
The Seven Deadly Sins: Unjust Sin details
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Yesterday, Bandai Namco prepared a new batch of information for the 3DS game The Seven Deadly Sins: Unjust Sin. View the summary below for the latest details.
– Play as protagonist Meliodas
– Meliodas will be gathering allies in the game
– Progress by taking on quests
– Bring supporting characters with you
– These include the female giant Diane
– To win battles, you’ll need to connect combo attacks with support characters with proper timing
– Ex: You can get Diane to throw an enemy up in mid-air then finish them off with additional aerial attacks from Meliodas
– Different attack patterns in the game and plenty of support characters to recruit
– Support characters have super special attacks
– Find items that can recover health or boost attacks on quests
– Quests also provide materials used to make outfits
– Explore during quests and look for rare items
– Meliodas lives in a mobile bar called the Boar Hat
– Boar Hat is the base of operations in this game
– Take on quests here and have different events with characters
– There are some stages where the persistent Holy Knights will show up to take you on out of nowhere
