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Capcom uploaded the opening movie for Megami Meguri today. Per usual, we’ve attached the video for your viewing pleasure below.

Famitsu has a massive feature on Monster Hunter XX this week. The magazine’s latest coverage spans ten pages.

First, we have some information about some of the monsters. Details are as follows:

– Deviant Diablos: changes color when in Rage state, and will also have new moves during that, like jumping, burrowing, and thrusting from the ground.
– Deviant Glavenus is Hellblade which also already appeared in Generations; has a sword-like tail that also has high heat
– Deviant Gammoth: has a hardened body after living in harsh environments for a very long time; said to be the cause of blizzards and avalanches in cold areas
– Deviant Mizutsune: can launch blue bubbles which seem to be more powerful than Mizutsune’s ordinary bubbles
– Deviant Astalos: normally shrouded in green electricity, but during battle that may change color to blue
– Congalala: can release gas that causes inflicted hunters to be unable to use some items; can also perform a breath attack that will change elements depending on the food it ate beforehand, such as becoming fire or poison

Nintendo launched Miitopia in Japan earlier today, and a ton of footage from the 3DS title has now surfaced. Watch over two hours of gameplay below.

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Monster Hunter XX was featured on the new episode of Capcom TV which aired earlier today. Gameplay was shown per usual, but a few extra goodies were included: notably the second trailer and latest collaborations.

The fun begins with the recording below:


Monster Hunter XX’s new collaborations include the Drifters manga and anime (for a katana), Show by Rock rhythm game, and Gudetama.

After it was announced for New 3DS last September, Dragon Fang is making its way to the Japanese eShop next week as a free-to-play download. We have a trailer below.

The latest Japanese hardware sales from Media Create are as follows:

PS4 – 110,318
New 3DS LL – 53,414
Vita – 20,141
2DS – 17,623
PS4 Pro – 8,032
New 3DS – 7,432
Wii U – 4,718
PS3 – 704
3DS – 368
Xbox One – 256
3DS LL – 92

For comparison’s sake, here are the hardware numbers from last week:

New 3DS LL – 45,622
PS4 – 33,859
2DS – 18,158
Vita – 12,240
PS4 Pro – 8,243
New 3DS – 6,955
Wii U – 3,493
Xbox One – 778
PS3 – 623
3DS – 482
3DS LL – 95

And here are the software charts:

Update: We’ve also added gameplay videos after the break.


Original: Level-5 uploaded a couple of new stop-motion commercials for Yo-kai Watch 3. Find them below, along with a making-of video.

Two new Disney themes are out now in Japan, with both following in Europe on Friday. Take a look at footage of the two below.

These themes don’t have a date yet in North America, but Nintendo may have them ready as early as Thursday.

Several new 3DS themes are out now in Japan. Here’s the lineup:

Disney (x2) – 250 yen each
Puyo Puyo Chronicle (x2) – 200 yen each
Gurumin 3D – 200 yen
Megami Meguri – 100 yen
Scop feat.Hatsune Miku – Doubutsu Uranai – 200 yen
Mikito-P feat.Hatsune Miku: Sarishinohara – 200 yen
Kojima Tenninn: Special Voice Ver. Winter – 200 yen
Maji Musume: Kokoro Nashi – 200 yen
Rilakkuma – 200 yen
luz: Queen of Hearts – 200 yen

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A few new titles are coming to the Japanese eShop on December 14. Here’s a look at the upcoming digital downloads:

Wii U Download

Petit Computer (SmileBASIC) BIG – 3,000 yen
Run Run and Die – 500 yen

3DS Download

Elminage Original – 2,500 yen
Shin Minna no Nurie Cinnamoroll – 500 yen

New 3DS Download

Dragon Fang – free

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