– Different from the turn-based RPG style
– Supports up to 4 players
– Fight demons in a full-scale action game
– Choose a course, a youkai to play as
– You then proceed to the exit within the time limit with other players
– You’ll find many demons patrolling along the way
– Game over if health hits zero
– Get different end-course rewards depending on how many “Demon Orbs” you pick up

Standard multiplayer mode

– Fight against other players in turn-based RPG battles
– Play against friends or people you don’t know online
– Trade youkai online as well

Other details

– A Lost Grandma – a grandma is lost; help her get to where she needs to be for a reward
– Whimsy Gates – discover a number of gates throughout town, each with a different mission to complete
– One Whimsy Gate might task you with clearing a certain number of enemies,
– Another might give you a time limit, or pit you against a powerful boss enemy
– Earn a “Gate Ball” each time you clear a gate
– Get a special reward if you collect a lot of them
– Oden Food Carts – At night, Oden food carts will always appear somewhere in town
– Although there are some human-run food carts, you’ll also come across the food cart of yokai Oden Jin, who’s searching for the finest ingredients for his oden
– Fox Marital Processions – When you come upon fox spirit weddings taking place, you must keep your human status from being exposed
– To do that, you’ll have to adopt the same poses that the foxes on screen, as well catch fireballs that pop out by spinning the outer circle on the touch screen
– Wandering Tunnel – There is a tunnel in the mountains whose length changes each time you enter
– No one knows where it ends, and you can only enter once a day
– Mystery of the Bulletin Board – Mysterious bulletin boards will appear all over town
– If you solve their riddles, a monster will be summoned, which can have various effects
– Ex: Robo-Nyan breaking through a rock that blocked the player from progressing where he previously could not
– Those who purchase both versions of the game can access a special dungeon

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Youkai Watch 2 screenshots

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Inazuma Eleven Go trailer – “Time for Kickoff!”

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Youkai Watch 2 footage

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Lots of off-screen Inazuma Eleven Go footage

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North American Professor Layton vs. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney boxart

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Fantasy Life hitting Europe in September

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Fantasy Life is coming to North America on October 24, but Europe will be getting the game a bit earlier. Nintendo has confirmed that the title will launch on September 26.

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Fantasy Life contains 21,000 pages of text

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The folks over at Nintendo’s Treehouse shared a neat little nugget about Fantasy Life during their stream earlier today. Apparently, if you count all the dialogue and text in the game together, it would amount to a 21,000-page novel.

Other known bits about Fantasy Life:

– 12 job classes
– Paladin, Mercenary, Hunter, Wizard, Cook, Angler, Woodcutter, Miner, Blacksmith, Carpenter, Tailor and Alchemist
– Each class comes with its own story elements and skill
– Can change class at any time in the game
– Co-op multiplayer included

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