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Capcom’s latest update on Monster Hunter Diary: Poka Poka Airou Village DX is all about player interaction. Siliconera translated the information, which we’ve rounded up below.

– Courier Felyne: known for his services and liking apples
– Speak to him when sending mail to other people’s villages
– You’ll have a pamphlet with your village information on it
– This gets traded with other players
– Once they take it via local connectivity, you’ll get to interact with them through StreetPass
– You can then see their names and the number of friends they have
– You’ll also receive the other player’s pamphlet
– Their pamphlet tells you information on how their village development has been coming along, and their friendship level with Felynes
– The Felynes registered through a pamphlet will occasionally come visit the nesting grounds, where you keep baby monsters
– They’ll also bring along their own monster babies
– Can get items by interacting with them
– You’ll sometimes receive collaboration costumes from special quests available through downloads
– Recent collaborations include Super Mario Bros. and Animal Crossing outfits, V-Jump collaboration based on the Jump comic’s pirate logo

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Our next look at Monster Hunter X should be coming next week. Gameplay will be featured during the next episode of Capcom TV, which airs on August 5. Monster Hunter Diary: Poka Poka Airou Village DX will be featured during the stream as well.

Here’s when the new episode of Capcom TV is coming online:

– 4 AM PT
– 7 AM ET
– 12 PM in the UK
– 1 PM in Europe

The August 5 edition of Capcom TV will be streamed on Niconico here.

Check out a ton of screenshots of Monster Hunter X from the official website below.

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Nintendo has released a surprise new 3DS game on the Japanese eShop. Here’s what we know about it thus far:

– From Nintendo and Scrap Magazine
– 1,023 blocks
– Program bombs were planted around the world inside 50 million 3DSs
– Solve the mystery to prevent your 3DS from explosion
– Play online
– Can simultaneously play with other players
– There will be further stories (at a price) added at a later date
– the first full episode coming 2 September
– The first episode is indeed free from 2 – 30 September and then will cost ¥100
– The delivery dates for the other episodes (all ¥100 each or ¥450 together) are 5, 12, 19 and 26 September

And a video:

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The first Japanese commercial for Monster Hunter X has gone live on Capcom’s YouTube page. Give it a watch below.

Super Robot Wars BX released a ton of new screenshots from Super Robot Wars BX today. We’ve compiled the various images in the gallery below.

Nintendo just launched the first set of Animal Crossing amiibo cards in Japan. Primarily, these are intended for use in Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer, which also just released in the territory.

amiibo supply has been an issue since Nintendo began shipping figures last year. Unfortunately, these new cards appear to be running into the same type of problem. Nintendo took to its Japanese Twitter account today to apologize for the scarcity of the Animal Crossing amiibo cards in stores. More stock is expected next week.


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Bandai Namco recently published another commercial for the Japanese 3DS game Go! Princess PreCure: Sugar Kingdom and the Six Princesses. View it below.

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.

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Nintendo has come out with another commercial for Rhythm Heaven: The Best Plus. Watch it below.

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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