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Shin Megami Tensei IV is finally out on the European 3DS eShop today. There’s still content yet to be released, however. Over the next few weeks, Atlus will publish several pieces of DLC.

Here’s the full schedule:

 

Available beginning 30 October

  • Visage Pack (Free) — This pack offers several character customization options that are purely for aesthetics.
  • White Samurai Apparel (Free until 30 Nov., then €0,69/£0.59) — Strong beginning-game armor that is easily attainable.
  • Experience of the Afterlife (€1,49/£1.19) — Additional area where players can earn additional Experience at an accelerated rate. Accessible early-game and allows for a new demon to fuse.

 

Available beginning 6 November

  • Symbolic Equipment (€0,69/£0.59) — Deliver Quest that unlocks the Freedom Armor. Accessibly early game.
  • Death Has Its Applications (€1,99/£1.59) — Additional area where players can earn App Points at an accelerated rate. Accessible mid-game and allows for a new demon to fuse.
  • Underworld Money-Maker (€1,99/£1.59) — Additional area where players can earn Macca at an accelerated rate. Accessible mid-game and allows for a new demon to fuse.

 

Available beginning 13 November

  • Overlord Equipment (€0,99/£0.75) — Delivery quest that unlocks Demon’s Skin armor. Accessible early game, but the armor is suited for mid-game.
  • Clipped Wings 1 (€1,79/£1.49) — Add-on Challenge quest to beat two Archangels, allowing you to fuse them. The content pertains to the main story, and is accessible end-game.
Available beginning 20 November
  • Snake Scale Equipment (€0,99/£0.75) — Delivery quest that unlocks the Deity Scale armor. Can be accessed early game, but the Deity Scale armor is most suited for mid- to late-game.
  • Clipped Wings 2 (€1,79/£1.49) — Add-on Challenge quest to beat two more Archangels, allowing you to fuse them. The content pertains to the main story, and is accessible end-game.
Available beginning 27 November
  • Ancient One of the Sun (€0,99/£0.75) — Add-on Challenge quest to beat the Ancient of Days and unlock it for fusing. The content pertains to the main story, and is accessible post-game.
  • The Eternal Youth (€1,79/£1.49) — Add-on Challenge quest to beat the Eternal Youth Sanat Kumara and unlock it for fusing. The content pertains to the main story, and is accessible post-game.
Available beginning 4 December
  • Radiant Equipment (€0,99/£0.75) — Delivery quest that unlocks the Traje de Luces armor. Can be accessed early game, but the armor is most suited for mid- to late-game.
  • For the Past… For the Future (€1,99/£1.59) — Add-on Challenge quest to beat the guardian deity Masakado and unlock it for fusing. The content pertains to the main story, and is accessible post-game with all other challenges complete.

Comcept is getting involved with crowdfunding once again for Mighty No. 9 – this time for downloadable content. If another $190,000 is raised through slacker backers by the end of 2014, backers will receive a bonus DLC code for an extra level and boss, which will arrive in summer 2015.

Comcept already confirmed that the boss in question is Ray. In Mighty No. 9, Ray acts as a rival to main character Beck.

On its Kickstarter page, Comcept wrote:

First of all, let’s clarify a few things up front, starting with what “potential DLC” means: The “DLC” term is there to make it clear that, no matter what, this content wouldn’t ship at the same time as the game. It would be need to be “DownLoaded,” putting the “DL” in “DLC” 🙂

Otherwise, this content would be “extra bonus content” – working the same way it did with the English voicework – that would be added on top of everything already promised as part of the Kickstarter. That means that, if we get the necessary funding from slacker backers we need to make it possible (more on that later), this would be extra bonus content! (FYI the English voicework will be included with the game at launch, but this DLC would come later.)

Also, we want to stress that none of the developers have or would begin working in earnest on this DLC until their work is done on the Mighty No. 9 retail release. (Which, as some of you might know, is typically several months before any game ships for most disciplines, especially artists and such.) Speaking of schedules, if we reach the necessary funding by the end of this calendar year, we estimate this DLC bonus content would be ready to play in summer 2015.

But wait – we still haven’t explained what the content is! Simply speaking, it would be an entirely new level and boss: Beck’s rival, Ray! (That’s a working name, BTW!)

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Excitebike Arena will be included in the first DLC pack for Mario Kart 8. Check out a trailer above!

Square Enix has released the final round of DLC for Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call in North America and Europe.

Players can purchase the following tracks:

Final Fantasy XI – “Melodies Errant” (battle music)
Final Fantasy XIII – “Nascent Requiem” (battle music)
Final Fantasy XI – “Iron Colossus” (battle music)
Final Fantasy VII Advent Children – “Battle in the Forgotten City” (battle music)
Final Fantasy III – “Saronia” (field music)
Final Fantasy IX – “Ipsen’s Castle” (field music)
Final Fantasy VII – “Rufus’s Welcoming Ceremony” (field music)
Final Fantasy VIII – “The Oath” (field music)
Final Fantasy XII – “Phon Coast” (field music)

The following character is also available:

Final Fantasy VII – Vincent

All content is priced at $0.99 / £0.89 / €0.99

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