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Square Enix has revealed the file size for Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 3. The game takes up 6,858 blocks on an SD card, or 857MB. In Japan, Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 3 can now be pre-loaded from the 3DS eShop.

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Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 3 has been covered in this week’s issue of Jump, and some new details are provided.

First, Master’s Road is a new mini-game that uses the ride system. There are entrances to Master’s Road in various places in-game, if you use a certain item named Heaven Guidance Stone. The objective in Master’s Road is to reach the goal while dealing with obstacles, and something not specified yet awaits at the goal.

Jump also touches on dimensional rifts, which are gates to a parallel world. These rifts can’t be seen with naked eye, but can be searched and detected with the Reactor. When you go through them, you’ll enter a parallel world never seen before, which has not only strong monsters, but also Masters who can challenge you to a battle which will give you rewards on victory.

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Square Enix has sent out a new batch of Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 3 assets which further detail the Great Riders Cup. Find the latest information (courtesy of Gematsu) and screenshots below.

– New element that takes advantage of Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 3‘s ride system
– Compete against other monster masters using monster ride techniques
– Catch the slimes on the field and bring it back to your goal
– Each time you bring a slime back to your goal, you’ll earn a point
– The monster master who earns the most points within the allotted time is the winner
– Chomach from the Nochora family is in charge of the Great Riders Cup reception desk
– Different ranks within the Great Riders Cup
– Clear high ranks to earn various rewards
– Start out by choosing a monster to ride
– Level and size of the monster is irrelevant in the Great Riders Cup
– You’ll then try to capture as much slimes on the field as possible, bringing them back to your goal to earn points
– Can choose to carry a number of slimes at the same time
– This lets you earn a large quantity of points all at once upon bringing them to your goal
– Different abilities for each monster
– These include speed and attack techniques
– Use an “Impact Stomp” to attack the other party and take away their slimes
– Various items will fall on the field
– Use these in competing against the other monster masters
– Rockbombs can blow up the enemy’s goal
– If you manage to carry back a gold slime to your goal, you’ll earn more points
– If you earn first place, you’ll acquire a lot of experience points
– Depending on the degree of difficulty, you may be able to obtain hard to acquire items
– Can play the Great Riders Cup alone, locally with friends, or via Wi-Fi
Earn Communication Coins when playing with others
– 4 players in local battles
– Can use CPU enemies in local battles if you lack 4 people
– With Wi-Fi, compete with others in time attack battles to earn the decided score within the determined time
– Can challenge players nationwide online

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Yet another notable change has been discovered within Bravely Second’s European version. With sidequests, whereas the Japanese release has players picking a side and seeing the consequences of their decision being played out, European copies result in a “good” ending regardless. There’s a little more on this in a forum thread here – just beware of some spoilers.

As far as other western changes go, it was reported earlier today that some character models have been modified. We’ve also known about a class change for quite some time as well.

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Bravely Second has made some changes in the west. For example, the Tomahawk class became Hawkeye for the overseas version. Changes extend to at least another aspect of the RPG as well.

One fan has poked through and compared the original Japanese and western versions to see what’s been modified. Models have been updated, which was done to cover up certain parts of the body. A few more of the changes can be seen in the video below.

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Square Enix has yet another new trailer up for Bravely Second to promote the game’s media reception in Europe. Take a look at the video below.

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Nintendo has published the official European Bravely Second launch trailer. You can view it below.

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Nintendo Life has a video up that unboxes the complete European Bravely Second Deluxe Collector’s Edition. Check it out below.

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