Famitsu previews (October 6th) – Project X Zone 2, 7th Dragon III, more
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Project X Zone 2: Brave New World
This week, Famitsu magazine will reveal new details about the game (story), with even more characters for Project X Zone 2. More precisely:
- 3 playable characters
- 6 enemy characters
- 5 NPC characters, from Event Scenes
Since one of the things blurred on the preview below seems to be the final version of the main artwork, it’s quite likely we will finally get a confirmation for the characters recently leaked by Bandai-Namco Korea.
Here’s the preview from Famitsu magazine:
Talking about Project X Zone 2: Brave New World, it was announced today that the Single for the Opening/Ending (by marina) song would come out on December 2nd in Japan. Here’s the tracklist:
- Seika wa Hitotsu no Butai
- Tsuki Akari no Curtain Call
- Seika wa Hitotsu no Butai (Instrumental)
- Tsuki Akari no Curtain Call (Instrumental)
Project X Zone 2: Brave New World (3DS) comes out on November 12th in Japan, February 16th in North America, and February 19th in Europe.
Source: Famitsu
Head after the break for the rest of the previews!
7th Dragon III code:VFD
With 7th Dragon III code:VFD coming out next week in Japan, Famitsu will have a round-up of previously revealed details about the game in its latest issue. There’s also a retrospective of the series, highlighting the connections with this entry on Nintendo 3DS (while avoiding possible spoilers along the way).
Here’s the preview from Famitsu magazine:
7th Dragon III code:VFD (3DS) comes out on October 15th in Japan.
Source: Famitsu
Pro Yakyuu Famista Returns
Pro Yakyuu Famista Returns comes out on Thursday in Japan, on the same day as the latest issue of Famitsu magazine. There will be an 8 page article dedicated to the game, with quite a few details about the game (including a list of skills recommended for the players), and more.
Here’s the preview from Famitsu magazine:
Pro Yakyuu Famista Returns (3DS) comes out on October 8th in Japan.
Source: Famitsu