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One of the cool parts about Bravely Default was its mini-game in which you would continuously add members to the town of Norende and help bring it back together via streetpasses and uploading data over wi-fi. Bravely Second brings the streetpassing mini-game back, only this time it takes place on new character Magnolia’s hometown, the moon.

Just like in Bravely Default,  you’ll be able to send and receive enemies. Nemeses are no longer a threat, however, as they are now replaced with Demon Kings that will show up to your moon base. Similar to the first, you’ll have the chance to defeat the Demon Kings and be rewarded with rare items.

Your base can be upgraded over time to help lower the levels and difficulty of the Demon Kings by using weapons called Busterships. A single shot of a Bustership is allowed at a time, however friends can provide you with additional Busterships, much like the additional specials that could be used from streetpasses in Bravely Default, assuming the player had uploaded their data with a special attached to their assigned character. You can level Busterships up to help decrease the level of a Demon King even further as well as decrease the cool down duration needed to fire another.

Bravely Second is set to be released in Japan on April 23rd, 2015.

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Square Enix has shared concrete details about what’s included in Theatrhythm Dragon Quest. You can find the information rounded up below, courtesy of Siliconera’s translation.

– Board game-like mode for unlocking content
– Unlock “Rhythm Points” by clearing stages
– Acquire Rhythm Points to play in the Sugoroku Field, get Sugoroku Tickets, or Orbs used to get more teammates
– Sugoroku: Japanese board game that involves using dice to roll from start to finish, often with various gimmicks on your way from start to finish
– Once you reach the goal, you’ll get orbs which come in handy for unlocking allies
– Gimmicks in the Sugoroku Field can be helpful/hurtful
– These include various stores and doors that warp you to other doors, and pitfall traps that throw you outside of the field, resulting in a failure
– You can choose to go again for a chance to double-up your reward, but failing results in getting nothing at all
– Music stages in Theathrythm Dragon Quest aren’t too different from Theathrythm Final Fantasy
– Player Cards in the game let you make with your own comments and looks
– Trade cards with other players
– You’ll also get access to new Sugoroku Field maps by collecting these
– Player Cards contain information such as your top 3 characters and songs, play time, comments, and other records

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Square Enix CEO Yosuke Matsuda sat down with French website Gamekult for a lengthy chat. Among the various topics discussed was the company’s handling of Dragon Quest overseas.

Matsuda acknowledged that a number of Dragon Quest games were not released in France – and in turn, the west as a whole. However, he added that the Dragon Quest team has some ideas about how to make the series successful overseas. He asked fans to look forward to upcoming announcements and to a “bright future” for the series.

Square Enix actually ended up announcing Dragon Quest Heroes for North America and Europe earlier today. But you do have to wonder if we still have any sort of chance of seeing any of franchise’s other recent releases here. Dragon Quest VII, Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry’s Wonderland 3D, Dragon Quest Monsters 2, Dragon Quest Heroes: Rocket Slime 3, and Dragon Quest X have all stayed in Japan.

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Square Enix released Krile DLC for Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call in Japan last year. Unsurprisingly, the company has confirmed that there are no plans to bring the character overseas. Given how long it’s been, that’s hardly a surprise!

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Another Japanese 3DS theme for Theatrhythm Dragon Quest has been revealed. It will be available as an early purchase bonus.

By purchasing the retail version, Theatrhythm Dragon Quest owners will find a card that lets them download the theme. Quantities will be limited. It’s also possible to obtain the theme on the eShop, but codes will only be provided through April 30.

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Theatrhythm Dragon Quest will feature over 60 tracks, according to producer Ichiro Hazama.

Hazama and composer Koichi Sugiyama were interviewed in a Japanese magazine recently. During the discussion, Hazama said that there will be roughly 5-6 tracks per game, given that there are ten entries in the Dragon Quest series.

Hazama also teased downloadable content for Theatrhythm Dragon Quest. The team will be listening to user feedback following the game’s launch to determine which songs to release, he said.

In case you’re wondering, Theatrhythm Final Fantasy has more than 70 songs from 13 games while Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call features 221 tracks.

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Square Enix still has more downloadable tracks planned for Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call. And if the the latest leak from GameFAQs is to be believed, we may know what’s in store.

Here’s the supposed lineup of upcoming tracks:

BMS
Hills of Radiant Winds – Nier
Battle with Magus – Chrono Trigger
Beat Them Up! – Romancing SaGa
Apoplexy – FINAL FANTASY TACTICS
Assault – FINAL FANTASY X
Shadowlord – Nier
Boss Battle 2 – Chrono Trigger
Devil Lord Confrontation II – Romancing SaGa 3
Struggle to the Death – Final Fantasy Legend II
real Emotion – FINAL FANTASY X-2

FMS
Into the Thick of It – Secret of Mana
Birds in the Sky, Fish in the River – LIVE A LIVE
Meridian Child – Seiken Densetsu 3 (Mana series)
Corridors of Time – Chrono Trigger

This wouldn’t be the first time that DLC has leaked ahead of time. We should know if the above list is legitimate in a couple of weeks!

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Another wave of downloadable tracks are out today for Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call. The DLC, priced at $0.99 each, is as follows:

Battle Music Sequence (BMS)

• “Frog’s Theme” (CHRONO TRIGGER)
• “The Dawn Warriors” (FINAL FANTASY V)
• “Vamo’alla flamenco” (FINAL FANTASY IX)
• “Nemesis” (FINAL FANTASY XIV)
• “Misgestalt” (SaGa Frontier 2)
•  “Swivel” (Seiken Densetsu 3)
• “The Conflict” (Romancing SaGa)
• “The Ultimate Confrontation” (Romancing SaGa)
• “Megalomania” (Live A Live™)

Field Music Sequence (FMS)

• “Echoes of the Spiral” (LEGEND OF MANA)
• “Kainé / Salvation” (NieR Replicant & NieR Gestalt)
• “Song of the Ancients / Devola” (NieR Replicant & NieR Gestalt)

Square Enix has confirmed that more add-on tracks will be released on March 5.

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