New Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition trailer
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Japanese Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition pre-orders come with a stylus
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There are plenty of pre-order bonuses for Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition in Japan. One of these, as shown on Nintendo’s Twitter account today, is an original stylus. View a picture of the bonus above.
It was previously announced that there will be early purchase bonuses as well. These include a Tamadra 3DS theme code, a special ticket to claim monsters in the arcade game Puzzle & Dragons Z Tamer Battle V2, and an original promo card for the Puzzle & Dragons trading card game. An image showcasing these three items are posted below:
Famitsu shares new Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition details
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The latest issue of Famitsu has another update on Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition. Thanks to the magazine, we have several new details about the game.
Players will be able to “power up” and “change form” of Mario and friends in Toad houses, which are located on the world map. This requires a specific item obtained from a defeated enemy or from a question block. Not only does a form change alter the visuals of the character, but abilities are raised as well. Synthesizing two characters is also possible. One of the characters turns into experience points, while the other is lost in the process.
GungHo talks Puzzle & Dragons: Mario Bros. Edition – development, gameplay bits, no DLC, more
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Very recently, Japanese website Dengeki Online interviewed a couple of folks from GungHo Online Entertainment. The website sat down with Daisuke Yamamoto and Kazuki Morishita for a chat about Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition.
The origins of Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition go way back to the release of Puzzle & Dragons Z, GungHo’s first attempt at bringing the popular series to the 3DS. Morishita was asked by Dengeki about his thoughts about the game at the time of its release.
Japanese Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition commercials
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More off-screen Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition footage
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Amazon now taking pre-orders for Puzzle & Dragons Z + Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition
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Pre-orders have gone live for Puzzle & Dragons Z + Puzzle & Dragons Super Mario Bros. Edition. Reservations can be placed here.
You’re basically getting two games for the price of one, so the $40 isn’t too shabby.
Puzzle and Dragons Z teaser trailer
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More off-screen Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition footage, announcement coverage
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GungHo on Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition’s origins and more
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GungHo Online Entertainment made a surprising announcement this week: Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition for 3DS. Following the reveal, Japanese outlet 4Gamer caught up with a couple of the game’s developers for a brief interview.
First, Daisuke Yamamoto and Kazuki Morishita shared the following when asked when GungHo started planning a collaboration with Super Mario Bros.:
Morishita: We contacted Nintendo with New Year’s 2014 greetings as we reported that Puzzle & Dragons Z had sold one million copies. We said, “we’d like to do more Puzzle & Dragons spin-offs” to president Iwata and Mr. Miyamoto. From there on, we tried to create the Mario version in-house at GungHo as we thought, “wouldn’t it be better to show Nintendo?” Then discussions with Nintendo progressed again.
Yamamoto: We showed a prototype to Nintendo several months after contacting them for the first time.
Morishita: From there, we rebuilt the game anew by combining the action of Puzzle & Dragons and the world and stages of Super Mario Bros.
