Famitsu previews (April 14th): Splatoon, Xenoblade Chronicles X, Girls Mode 3 and more
This week, there’s quite a few games on Nintendo platforms showcased in Famitsu magazine. The usual weekly previews have just been published, allowing us to get a glimpse at the various articles!
Puzzle & Dragons Super Mario Bros. Edition
This week, Famitsu magazine has a 4-page article dedicated to Puzzle & Dragons Super Mario Bros. Edition, with info about a feature called “Kakusei” (lit. “Awakening”) and the Score Attack mode. It also comes with a download code for the special demo, coming out on April 16th (same day as in Europe). The regular demo will come out on April 22nd.
Source: Famitsu
Level-5 Vision 2015 -The Beginning-
This week, Famitsu has a 32-page article dedicated to the Level-5 Vision 2015 -The Beginning- event and all the games announced there. The article includes sections about:
– The Snack World (Level-5’s new cross-media project), 10 pages
– Yo-kai Watch 3
– Yo-kai Watch Busters
– Yo-kai Sangoku-shi
– second part of the interview with Akihiro Hino (CEO)
Source: Famitsu
Bravely Second: End Layer
This week, Famitsu has a 20-page article dedicated to Bravely Second (and Bravely Default), including the results of a reader questionnaire, and more. The digital version will have a collection of all the past articles about the game.
Splatoon
For its bi-weekly article, Famitsu has some “new” info about Splatoon, and more precisely the special missions you unlock by scanning compatible amiibo + the rewards you get by completing those missions.
Source: Famitsu
Girls Mode 3: KiraKira Code
Girls Mode 3: KiraKira Code comes out this week in Japan (on April 16th), and Famitsu has an article about it in its latest issue. Said article talks a bit more about the flow between the 5 different “jobs” in the game, and also include early impressions of journalists who got to play the game.
Source: Famitsu
Xenoblade Chronicles X
This week, Famitsu has another article about Xenoblade Chronicles X, with details about the battle system.
Source: Famitsu
