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FuRyu prepared a new video for The Alliance Alive, its upcoming RPG for 3DS. View it below for a look at the game’s battle system.

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The Alliance Alive, FuRyu’s upcoming 3DS RPG, has been delayed to June 22 in Japan for quality improvements. The game was originally set to release on March 30. Players who pre-order will receive a soundtrack CD and five 3DS themes as an apology.

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Famitsu has a next batch of details about FuRyu’s new RPG The Alliance Alive in this week’s issue. Three main battle features are explained.

During battles, characters may raise their morale based on the movements chosen by players. Once morale has reached a certain point, they will activate something called “Ignition”.

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Famitsu’s final issue of 2016 features another big report on The Alliance Alive. This week’s information batch covers various aspects about the game, including weapons, magic, and plenty more.

Our translation of Famitsu’s report is as follows:

The Ark Ship Brionac

The only ark ship in this universe that can go through the Black Current to travel between worlds. Created by an unknown civilization, many features are included. This will become the player’s moving base after it’s obtained, allowing for destinations to be chosen as well as form the party. Famitsu notes that Brionac’s bridge looks like a shrine, and each character will have their own personal room.

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Following this week’s announcement in Famitsu, FuRyu has made Future Card Buddyfight: Mezase! Buddy Champion! official. You can get a (small) look at the boxart above and a couple of screenshots below. The teaser site is located here.

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Future Card Buddyfight: Mezase! Buddy Champion! is in development for 3DS, the latest issue of Famitsu confirms. The project once again comes from Japanese company FuRyu.

This title will be the second game adaptation of the popular trading card game. Famitsu notes that it will have characters appearing from the newest anime series, and will adopt the latest TCG rules. More cards are planned as well.

Future Card Buddyfight: Mezase! Buddy Champion! launches in Japan on March 17 for 5,940 yen. The physical version will have bonus Super Special Glittering Cards.

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53 minutes of footage from The Alliance Alive was shown during a Famitsu live stream today. We’ve posted the full recording below.

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FuRyu prepared a few new screenshots from The Alliance Alive today. View the latest images of the 3DS RPG in the gallery below.

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The Alliance Alive will release in Japan on March 30, FuRyu revealed during a live stream event in Japan today. The game will cost 6,280 yen.

Famitsu intends to showcase the game during a live stream on December 8. Additionally, on December 23, director/producer Masataka Matsuura will be on hand to talk more about the RPG.

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FuRyu recently launched Beyblade Burst in Japan. The video below provides a good look at the title with nearly a half hour of footage.

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