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Bandai Namco released a new update for Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission 2 – version 1.3 – that adds new content based on the Resurrection ‘F’ movie. Head past the break for videos and details (warning: possible spoiler warning).

Diffusion Million Arthur now has a new collaboration with Bravely Second to celebrate the game’s launch in Japan this week. Here’s what we know:

– Features various Asterisk Holders from Bravely Second as enemies
– These include the pastry chef Asterisk Holder Angelo W. Panettone
– Team up with Bravely Second characters to defeat the Asterisk Holders
– The second half of the event will feature the Tomahawk Asterisk Holder Aimy Matchlock as a powerful foe
– Will feature more from at the “Arthur Coliseum”
– This lets players partake in other collaboration events and get items that can only be acquired during the event

The new Diffusion Million Arthur event runs until April 23.

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SEGA has a whole bunch of first-print bonuses lineup for Stella Glow. One of these is a new 3DS theme, which you can get a look at above.

Stella Glow launches in Japan on June 4.

The next issue of Dengeki Nintendo will contain a 50 page hanbook that will give you some system information,  small bit of the early story,  a large map, and some information on avatars.

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Bandai Namco released the boxart for Super Run for Money: Assemble! The Strongest Runaways. Take a look at it above.

Famitsu published a first review of Bravely Second in the magazine’s latest issue. As we mentioned a few days back, the game received a total of 36 / 40, with individual scores of 9, 9, 9, and 9 from four different reviewers.

We now have a complete translation of the verdicts from Famitsu’s review. For the full transcript, head past the break.

ShonenGameZ has uploaded a few more videos from Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden. Check them out below.

We’re posting the third video after the break. It’s slightly spoilerish in nature.

Poisoft intends to release a sequel to Kersploosh on the Japanese 3DS eShop this coming Wednesday.

The game, aptly titled “New Kersploosh!”, features more falling stones and four times as many wells. Players can expect 15 new stones (25 in all) and 43 stages (a mix of old and new). Records can be exchanged with others through StreetPass or QR codes.

New Kersploosh! is due out on April 22 for 500 yen. View a trailer below. You can also find the Japanese website here.

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