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Square Enix shared another update on Dragon Quest Monsters 2 earlier this week, which launches in Japan on February. A new round of details are posted below.

– You’ll possibly be able to scout over one of your opponents’ listed monsters
– As your wins go up, you’ll get prizes commiserate with the win total
– Dream Egg item works only if you hang around in StreetPass
– This eggy piece can be found and then placed on display during StreetPass
– The egg hatches into a random monster after you obtain a certain number of StreetPass hits
– Could find a rare monster or a common one
– Can customize your avatar with different costumes
– Give them short messages such as “I’m coming in~” to greet foes
– Players can view your status card
– This shows how far along to completion you are in capturing the various monsters such as the slime families as well as items and other miscellaneous stats

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This week’s Japanese eShop update is as follows:

3DS

Downloadable Titles
Order Land – 1,000 yen
escapeVektor – 700 yen
Dokopon Choice Yozakura Shij?s? – Yazakura Quartet – Vol 1. – 5,300 yen
Kobito Zukan Kobito no Fushigi Jikken Set (retail title) – 5,040 yen
Hello Kitty to Mah? no Apron Rhythm Cooking (retail title) – 4,980
Puzzle and Dragons Z (retail title) – 4,000 yen
VitaminZ Revolution (retail title) – 4,179 yen
Hometown Story (retail title) – 4,800 yen

Virtual Console
Yoshi no Panepon (Game Boy) – 400 yen

Wii U

Downloadable Titles
Monster Hunter Frontier G – FREE (with monthly subscription fees, a “Hunter Life Course” for 1,400 yen for 30 days)

Virtual Console
Ice Hockey (Famicom) – 500 yen
Final Fantasy II (Famicom) – 500 yen

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Namco Bandai has gone live with a new teaser site, accessible here. Not much is known at present, but the countdown should expire in about six days. Stay tuned for additional details.

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The first screenshots for Initial D Perfect Shift Online have surfaced. Additionally, we’ve translated several new details about SEGA’s free-to-play 3DS game, which you can find below.

– Fujiwara Takumi is leading the Legendary Shop
– Open-road racing game with manga-inspired visuals
– A racing game where the basic play is free
– Wage battle with various characters in “Initial D”
– Compete against the likes of Akagi and Akina
– Simple controls makes race battles very attractive
– Cars run automatically during races
– Instructions to “Shift Up” and “Shift Down” at strategic points in the course will appear on the screen
– By performing a shift change in good timing, you achieve a brilliant driving technique

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Flyhigh Works is releasing a cheap visual novel game, Harvest December, on the Japanese 3DS eShop next week. Here’s what we know about the title:

– Stars Masaki Konno, a Tokyo-bred boy whose life is suddenly uprooted as he’s forced to move to a heavily snow-laden backwater country town
– Masaki learns that both Gods and mankind live in relative peace and harmony with a female God called Shiro who rides a wolf as one of his encounters
– He also takes an interest in Masaki
– Towada Yuki: one of the town authorities’ daughter
– It’s love at first sight for Masaki and Towada
– 100 yen
– Out on December 18

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SEGA’s latest trailer for Hero Bank has revealed a bunch of new information about Hero Bank. The latest details roundup can be found below.

– Kaito Gosho needs to pay off his billion yen debt
– Kaito Gosho enters himself into the Hero Bank to make cash
– Hero Bank is a virtual world where money is king and robots spit out cash when you punch them up in fights to the finish
– Spend money to make money
– Trigger a special attack that’s paid for with your earnings
– Need cash in order to block
– Getting change requires you to run around the ring, which is like a breather moment for both sides
– When this happens, the ring will periodically fill with cash thrown in by spectators
– As you unleash attacks on foes, you’ll also dash cash out of them that you can then scoop up to fuel further attacks
– Seems that players move and fight with the touch screen
– Stand on one of the corners of the rings to exhort the crowd
– At certain points, you’ll also be able to transform into different heroes
– These include a salaryman robot and a middle-aged aunty robot
– Once the enemy’s hit points are depleted, you can pin them for the winning fall and then take your earnings

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Amazon Japan has put together listings of the top-selling video games on its website for 2013. The data is based on sales between December 1, 2012 and November 30, 2013. You can find listings for the top 20 best-selling titles below, plus specific breakdowns for each platform.

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