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This is a neat 3DS download that just launched in Japan today. Collectible Badge Center allows users to pin badges and change icons on the Home Menu. They’re won by playing UFO catchers.

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One new game will be available on the Japanese Wii U Virtual Console next week. It is as follows:

Duck Hunt (Famicom, 514 yen)

The game above is hitting the Japanese eShop on December 24.

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Jupiter already made five Picross games for the 3DS eShop, and they’re about to launch another – at least in Japan.

Next Wednesday, Picross e6 will be available on the Japanese 3DS eShop for 500 yen. Zomgeri Panic Nightmare (1000 yen), Toy Stunt Bike (500), and Perfect December (200) are also due out on the same day.

You can count on a western announcement for Picross e6 happening sometime in the future.

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This week’s issue of Famitsu reveals a new DLC quest for Final Fantasy Explorers. By purchasing the magazine, players will receive a code to unlock the quest. The Lance of Kain – a special weapon resembling the one used by Kain in Final Fantasy IV – will be awarded to those who gather all materials.

It was previously revealed that another quest can be unlocked through a code included in the latest issue of the Final Fantasy Magazine. This nets players the Chocobo Hammer upon completion.

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FuRyu is working on Future Card Buddyfight for the 3DS. No details have been shared at present, but you can find a teaser site here.

For those unaware, Future Card Buddyfight started out as a card game. An anime based on the franchise aired in Japan this year.

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Another scan for Another One Piece: Super Grand Battle! X has popped up online, confirming new Nintendo costumes for the game through amiibo. They are as follows:

Nami – Wii Fit Trainer
Franky – Donkey Kong
Brook – Marth
Chopper – Kirby
Usopp – Yoshi
Nico Robin – Samus

Bandai Namco will kick off amiibo support for One Piece: Super Grand Battle! X sometime this winter.

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New details about Atelier Rorona Plus: The Alchemist of Arland have come in from this week’s issue of Famitsu. Check out the latest information about the game below.

– Japanese title is New Atelier Rorona: The Origin Story of the Alchemist of Arland
– That’s the same title as the updated PlayStation 3 and PS Vita versions
– Localized title for the PS3/Vita versions is Atelier Rorona Plus: The Alchemist of Arland
– 6,264 yen for the standard version
– 9,504 yen for the Premium Box
– Revamped battle system
– Players look down on a grid-like field
– See enemies on the field before encountering them
– Items have a limited range of effect
– Battles play out in an strategy RPG-like fashion on a more intimate scale
– The new elements of the PlayStation 3 and PS Vita versions seem to be in tact
– Fewer costumes are available as the team selected only those that seem to look good on chibi characters

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