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Etrian Odyssey III - more details

- All character classes and character art is being completely redone
- more on revealed classes

Prince/Princess - grants party-wide buffs.
Phalanx - High-defense frontline fighter, wields polearms
Monk - Excels at fighting bare-handed, can use chi to heal allies
Shinobi - may have environmental interaction abilities, stealth
Pirate - Excels at fighting groups of enemies, not great at 1-on-1 battles

- partially takes place on the high seas
- mapping function has 23 different icons
- icons feature ocean currents, islands with various sorts of terrain (rocky, mountainous, level, etc.)
- Multiplayer mode allows one to five players to simultaneously explore a patch of ocean

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Bilder zu Dawn of Heroes

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Genre:Taktik/RPG
Entwickler:Wicked Studio
Vertrieb:Majesco
Spieler:k.A.

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02.02.2010

Die Wicked Studios entwickeln mit Dawn of Heroes ihr erstes Spiel für den Njintendo DS. Majesco vertreibt dieses Taktik/RPG in 3D in den Vereinigten Staaten und hat die Veröffentlichung vom Dezember 2009 auf den 2. Februar 2010 verschoben.

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Last Window details


- Game begins on Dec. 18, 1980
- Kyle wakes up inside his car, here’s his pager, calls the Red Crown company
- Company says he has been fired and has been evicted from his apartment
- Kyle finds a random letter from someone looking for something called the “Red Star”
- The Red Star is inside Cape West (apartment building) which will be demolished soon
- Kyle visits the apartment, realizes it may be connected to his father’s death
- Still in a 3D first-person view
- Converse with residents/interrogate them for clues
- You may get kicked out if you ask a lot of wrong questions
- Many puzzles
- Again, the Last Window novel goes along with the main story: unlock more pages as you progress, learn more about the characters

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Nnooo will Instant Messenger für DSi entwickeln

In dem britischen Podcast “The WiiDS Podcast” haben die Podcaster ein kurzes Audiointerview mit Nic Watt von Nnooo gehalten. So wollen die Jungs und Mädels von Nnooo (Macher von Pop) versuchen einen Instant Messenger bzw. ein Video Confernece Programm für den Nintendo DSi entwickeln.
Hier das Zitat von Nic Watt:

Well, we got a really good one we would love to do which we are calling myChat, that would basically allow users to instant message or video conference or call each other through Nintendo Wi-Fi, but unfortunately, because Nintendo DSi isn’t classified as a communication device like the telephone, it is in a real grey area, so we had that to put on hold at the moment just because Nintendo aren’t yet ready. We thought it would be really cool, but we can’t go futher with that unfortunately.
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Katamuction brings motion-controlled gameplay to DSiWare

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- motion control created by a combination of the DSi camera and Motion Cortex software from Realeyes3D.
- run from a hungry Tyrannosaurus Rex
- tilt the DSi up/left/down/right to dodge dinosaur attacks
- follow the arrows to see which way you should dodge
- releases Dec. 24th in Japan
- 500 Nintendo Points

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Etrian Odyssey III - teaser site

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The official Japanese teaser site for Etrian Odyssey III has opened, and the image you see above is the only thing that the site offers. We'll have to wait until the 14th to get some more information!
 
Estpolis Official Site Updated

Square Enix updated the Estpolis official site today with new sections on story, character, and gameplay.

The story section now has a "World View" sub section, which provides a look at the Parcelite Republic. This is one of the world's three kingdoms. It's technologically the most advanced of the three and has also prospered artistically due to its freedom of expression.

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The pic to the left shows the president's mansion. Above the mansion is a holy artifact. One of the three primary artifacts of the world, it blesses people with water. Parcelite is known as the City of Water.

By the way, this is the president of Parcelite:

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President Miles (you can LOL) looks totally evil with that suit and patch, but he's apparently highly favored by his people.

The character section has a look at heroine Tia. Childhood friend to main character Maxim, the 17-year-old hails from the countryside town of Elcid and in screenshots seems to be a bit overwhelmed in coming to Parcelite.

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You know those item shops you visit in RPGs? Tia is the daughter of the owners of one of those shops. Her parents died when she was young.

The system section of the site is newly opened with this update. It includes looks at four areas of gameplay:

Real Time Battle

As previously detailed, Estpolis differs from the original Lufia II in that it's a real time action game. You move your character around on the top screen. You can swap characters instantly by tapping face panels on the bottom screen. Each character has unique capabilities, both for combat and for exploring dungeons.

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Two screen Battle

Boss battles take up the top and bottom screens. There are a variety of battle types, but screenshots shown so far suggest that you only stay on the bottom screen (Square Enix hasn't specifically stated this, so I could be wrong).

Towns and Dungeons

Dungeons range from standard types like towers, ruins, and forests, to such areas as shrines and mobile bridges (I'm not sure what a "mobile bridge" is supposed to be). Towns are also varied, including snow, water, and castle types.

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Wave Arts

To clear the dungeons, you'll have to make use of character-specific "Wave Arts." The site has a look at Maxim's Cross Dash, Selena's Icicle Blade, and Tia's Hook Shot. These can be used both for clearing gimmicks, and for attacking foes.

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Japan-Nintendo's DSiWare Fighting Game

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Nintendo's latest DSiware title is just 200 DSipoints, so it's probably experimental. That's good, because one look at it, and you'll definitely want to experiment.

Titled Fight With Photos: Photo Fighter X, this original fighting game has you use the DSi hardware to create fighters and stages. You use the camera to take pictures of yourself in various poses. You then record sounds and voices for your punches and special moves. After giving yourself a name and a type, which changes your fighting style, you're done creating your fighter. But you can still choose to create a background, also using the system's camera to take pictures of real life settings.

You can store up to eight custom fighters. These can be used in both single and two player modes. In single mode, the game plays like a side scrolling action game where you must defeat 100 opponents to win. Two player mode plays like a one-on-one fighter, where you attack your opponent to make his life deplete.

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Even in two player mode, you'll only use a single DSi to play Photo Fighter X. Nintendo has come up with a control scheme that allows both players to share the system.

When played in single player, the controls look like this:

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From top top bottom, the moves are move, jump, duck, kick, punch, fireball, and special move.

Left and right moves your character left and right, up jumps, and down ducks. Any of the face buttons can be used as an attack. Attack used on its own will result in a kick. To punch, you push right plus attack. Fireball is left plus attack. Special skill is down plus attack.

In multiplayer mode, things get a bit tricky:

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For the 1P side, L is the attack button. On its own, it performs a kick. With down, it performs your special skill. Brace yourself. When facing right, right and L performs a punch and Left and L performs a fireball. When facing left, left and L performs a punch and right and L performs a fireball. Does your head hurt yet?

To be honest, the controls probably won't matter much. Once you see the videos at the game's official site, how can you resist handing over 200 yen just for the novelty of finding things to turn into fireballs.

You'll get a chance at Nintendo's customized fighting game on the 16th. The asking price is, again, just 200 DSi Points.

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