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Layton 7 was first announced in 2013. At the time, it was slated for 3DS in addition to mobile platforms.

Layton 7 finally resurfaced today at Level-5 Vision 2015, but as a much different title. It’s now all about cards, a plot in which players must locate vampires among a crowd, and a 3DS is no longer planned. That being said, a Nintendo version hasn’t been ruled out.

Level-5 CEO Akihiro Hino has said that he would like to bring Layton 7 to Wii U. Whether that interest pans out remains to be seen.

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Yo-Kai Watch protagonist Keita Amano has a new name in western territories. He now goes by “Nathan Adams”, according to VIZ Media. The company is publishing the Yo-Kai Watch manga overseas later this year.

VIZ Media shares the following story summary:

Nathan Adams is just an average kid until the mysterious Whisper gives him a device that allows him to see what others cannot, Yo-kai of all shapes and forms! Now, armed with the Yo-kai Watch, Nathan, Whisper and their new invisible friends embark on an all new supernatural adventure!

Nintendo and Level-5 finally announced localization of Yo-Kai Watch for 3DS earlier today. You can find the news here.

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Level-5 released the boxart for Yo-Kai Watch Busters today. We’ve attached it above.

The Snack World art

Posted on 10 years ago by (@NE_Brian) in 3DS, Images | 4 Comments

In addition to the art above, Level-5 shared a single screenshot from the 3DS game today:

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Yo-Kai Sangokushi was announced during the Level-5 Vision event earlier today. We didn’t make much mention of it as platforms were unannounced at the time, but the game’s website appears to confirm the project for 3DS.

Level-5 is collaborating with Koei Tecmo on Yo-Kai Sangokushi, which is a Yo-Kai Watch and Romance of the Three Kingdoms crossover. Koei Tecmo’s Kou Shibusawa is producing the title.

You can find the Yo-Kai Sangokushi website here.

Yo-Kai Watch has been officially announced for North America and Europe. Level-5, the game’s developer and publisher in Japan, is teaming up with Nintendo for the overseas release.

Nintendo will also bring Yo-Kai Watch to Australia, New Zealand, and Korea.

Today’s announcement does not specify any sort of timeframe for Yo-Kai Watch’s western launch.

Head past the break for the press release in full.


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