Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon New 3DS cover plate heading to Japan in September
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The New 3DS is getting a cover plate based on Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon. Today, the above model was announced for Japan, and it’s due out on September 17 for 2,000 yen. We’ll let you know if an announcement is eventually made for Europe.
Another Rhythm Heaven: The Best Plus commercial
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Nintendo has come out with another commercial for Rhythm Heaven: The Best Plus. Watch it below.
New PopoloCrois game in development
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Return to PopoloCrois: A Story of Seasons Fairytale only just launched in Japan last month. Despite this, a new game in the series is seemingly in the works.
A fan in Japan picked up the strategy guide for Return to PopoloCrois: A Story of Seasons Fairytale, which reveals that the franchise’s next game is already being made. It’s supposed to be like the 1998 PlayStation title Poporogue. Apparently, it’s also stated in the guide: “(The next game) has many new species”.
So that’s some interesting news. We don’t know if the new game will be on a Nintendo platform, but given how A Story of Seasons Fairytale is for 3DS, there’s a decent shot of it happening.
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Collectible Badge Center adds Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer badges
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Another week, another update for Collectible Badge Center. Nintendo updated the Japanese 3DS application with badges based on Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer.
Fans can decorate their 3DS home menu with fourteen panels of badges, including popular characters such as Isabelle, Lottie, Goldie, and Villager – not to mention various in-game items. Collectible Badge Center also have access to three panels of pixelated beetles and one free go.
Video: A look at the Japanese Animal Crossing New 3DS XL
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Alongside Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer, Nintendo also released a special Animal Crossing New 3DS XL. You can get a look at it in the video below.
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Monster Hunter X boxart
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Capcom has revealed the Japanese boxart for Monster Hunter X. We’ve attached it above.
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Japanese Chibi-Robo! Zip Lash boxart
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Amazon has posted the Japanese Chibi-Robo! Zip Lash boxart. You’ll find the standard version and amiibo bundle packaging above.
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The Great Ace Attorney – Randst Magazine #3 out now in Japan
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Capcom has released the third Randst Magazine for The Great Ace Attorney in Japan. This features a short episode set during episode 4, a Mikotoba Susato 3DS theme, Shu Takumi commentary video about episode 1, and Sherlock Holems concept art (with voice clips) and comments from character designer Kazuya Nuri.
Pricing for the Randst Magazine is set at 300 yen. Fans can also purchase a bundle containing all issues for 2,000 yen. The fourth issue launches next week.
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Shin Megami Tensei IV Atlus Best Collection boxart
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Thanks to Amazon Japan, we now have the boxart for Shin Megami Tensei IV Atlus Best Collection. Take a look at it above.
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Dragon Quest XI only shows dual 3D/2D perspectives during the intro, but can switch at any time
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When Square Enix unveiled Dragon Quest XI earlier this week, we saw that the game featured two perspectives. The top screen showed the game in 3D, while the touchscreen had a classic sprite look.
This week’s issue of Jump shares more about how this element works. It turns out that Dragon Quest XI only shows both perspectives during the game’s intro scenes. After that, you need to settle on either 3D or 2D, though the looks can be switched at any time.
