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Bravely Default: Flying Fairy looks to be an all-new IP for Nintendo's 3D handheld.
http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/news/27776
Bravely Default: Flying Fairy from Square Enix is the latest RPG announced for the Nintendo 3DS.
A brief announcement trailer shown during the Nintendo 3DS Confernece 2011 today featured a boy on a sailboat and a battle with a giant golem. Visually it featured elements reminiscent of both early Final Fantasy concept art, as well as the Dragon Quest universe.
Little detail on the game was offered, except that it will feature traditional Japanese RPG gameplay and some form of AR content. Square Enix will be giving out AR Cards for the game at TGS later this week.
Bravely Default: Flying Fairy is scheduled for a 2012 release.
The latest entry in the Intelligent Systems series is getting a 3D facelift.
http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/news/27768
The next Fire Emblem game will be for the 3DS, Nintendo announced at their 3DS Conference today.
Few details were offered on the latest entry in the strategy RPG series, but the video shown indicated that the game will not stray far from series conventions. The graphics closely resembled the fully polygonal GameCube and Wii entries in the series.
The Fire Emblem franchise has seen many titles released on Nintendo handhelds over the last decade, so the series' move to 3DS is not a major surprise.
No release details were announced for Fire Emblem 3DS.
Our old friend Chris Kohler helps guide us through the confusing world of Japanese gaming news.
http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/rfn/27749
It has been nearly two years since Chris Kohler appeared on RFN, and we are extremely pleased to have him back this week as a sub for Greg. It's perfect timing, too, as the Tokyo Games Show looms and we also have a one-two punch of crazy Nintendo news out of Japan. But first, New Business! Jon is back with some love for Capcom's retro-style DSiWare gem, Dark Void Zero. He also reports on a duo of Resistance games, starting with the control-challenged Retribution on PSP and wrapping up with the apparently redeemed Resistance 3 on PS3. Jonny completed Ghost Trick and describes the arc of his affection for the game. He also got to play Serious Sam: Double D (on Steam), the latest dose of wacky from our friend and former RFN visitor Nathan Fouts at Mommy's Best Games. Mr. Kohler skips over the upcoming DS sequel to Professor Layton, instead treating us to a full diagnosis of the fifth game in the series, Mask of Miracle for 3DS. Then, James pulls into the show just in time to grill Chris on all the details of Layton and Luke's eventual shift into the third D. James himself has a 3DS game as well, but in name only -- it's SMT: Devil Survivor Overclocked, and our cranky friend spares no rage for this lazy port.
After the break, we introduce a new, probably rare segment: "WTF Is Going On With Japan Lately?" Considering that Chris Kohler has written a book on Japan's gaming industry (check the back cover for Jonny's quote!), he is the perfect guy to have on the show to discuss this stuff. First up is Monster Hunter 3G and the confirmed (though still hard to believe) 3DS cradle with a second Circle Pad and extra shoulder buttons. Our next topic is the long-awaited reveal of Dragon Quest X, which will be an online RPG for multiple Nintendo platforms. Finally, Chris guides us through a short preview of TGS 2011, where we expect numerous 3DS game announcements as well as the last big push from Vita before Sony's competing handheld launches this fall in Japan.
The devices also aren't built to last, and usually end up breaking after a year anyhow.Sorry, but my Droid is way sturdier than any handheld Nintendo has ever released.
Would someone please reset zachs1997 post count to zero as punishment for his unfunny spammy posts that are terrible even in the funhouse?
Playboy should do another video game issue, with Peach, Chun-Li, and Samus. Hmmm, that might boost sales of their games.
We need more female posters.