The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds will have not one, but two Triforces, Nintendo have shared.
This is depicted in the game’s logo, which shows a second shadowy Triforce, which is located in a different world from the one Link inhabits.
Sega has revealed a whopping 10-minute trailer for their upcoming Vocaloid game for the 3DS, Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai 2. Featured in this video are all 17 songs revealed so far, including the brand new title Snowman by halyosy. During the song Piano x Forte x Scandal, you also get a glimpse of the Vocal Change feature, in which the character changes while the song is playing.
Here is a list of every song in this trailer:
Skeleton Orchestra and Lilia1925Sweet MagicYume YumeOne, Two Fanclub1/6 ~out of the gravity~Common World DominationPiano x Forte x ScandalDo Re Mi Fa RondoAmatsu KitsuneKoneko no Paya PayaSnowmanInvisibleInterviewerCendrillonAdolescenceElectric AngelHatsune Miku: Project Mirai 2 will be released for the Nintendo 3DS on November 28.
Danganronpa 1 & 2 Reload, a PlayStation Vita port of the PSP Danganronpa games, has a release date in Japan. Famitsu.com reports that Spike Chunsoft will release the two-game compilation on October 10th.
The retail version of Danganronpa 1 & 2 Reload will cost 5,229 yen. The download version will go for 4,700 yen. Pre-ordering the game will net buyers a radio CD.
For more details on Danganronpa 1 & 2 Reload, check our initial report.
In recent news, Square Enix announced their delay of Drakengard 3’s release in order to meet people’s expectations and further increase the game’s quality; however, that doesn’t stop them from introducing us to the blue-haired Utautai beauty, “Two”. Famitsu shares the latest on the lastly revealed sister.
Two
While the third Utautai sister Two does look cool as ice, she’s actually governs the country of sand. She’s a bright and cheerful young girl, who can get along with just about anyone. She is considered to be the life of the party character of the sisters. And sorry boys, according to the report, she's currently seeing a man.
In Drakengard 3, you’ll be playing as the Utautai sister Zero, who’ll have a dragon named Mikhail as a partner. Zero can ride on Mikahil to fight while flying and also on the ground. While fighting on land, you’ll be able to use the dragon’s bite and wing attacks, along with powerful breath attacks.
In commemoration of Drakengard’s 10 year anniversary, Famitsu are helping Square celebrate it with an illustration contest, where readers will get to submit their drawings to Famitsu for a chance to win one of Drakengard series character designer Kimihiko Fujisaka’s original and signed drawings of Zero.
Drakengard 3 is slated for release on December 19th for PlayStation 3.
In celebration of the launch of Pokémon X and Pokémon Y, Cartoon Network will be hosting a Pokémon animation special in the U.S. on October 19th. As part of the event, they’ll debut Pokémon the Movie: Genesect and the Legend Awaken, featuring Red Genesect and Mega Mewtwo (the latter from the X/Y games). Here’s a trailer:
Also on October 19th, Cartoon Network will air Pokémon the Movie: Kyurem vs. the Sword of Justice and share a two-episode sneak peek of the new season of the Pokémon anime, titled Pokémon the Series: XY.
The Pokémon X and Pokémon Y games will launch on October 12th worldwide.
At E3 this year, Sony and God of War: Ghost of Sparta developer Ready at Dawn revealed The Order: 1886, a new IP for the PlayStation 4. Now, we have a few more details on just what the game is going to be, courtesy of the PS Blog.
On what kind of game The Order: 1886 is, studio co-founder Ru Weerasuriya says, “The Order is a third person action adventure with shooting mechanics. It’s very much story-based—it’s a linear story-based game. We’re trying to tell a story. It’s what we call a filmic experience.”
Weerasuriya goes on to say that The Order: 1886 will not play like one would expect it to.
“There are gameplay features we’ll be talking about that will be very, very cool,” he shares. “Right now we’re playing with things—the moment-to-moment gameplay is really not what you might expect. We didn’t want to make it single-tone, where you rely on one single thing in expense of the rest.”
