Está la demo del Captain Toad en la eshop

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I’m seeing double! Captain Toad on the 3DS uses the same image on the top and bottom screens. Interesting. pic.twitter.com/P3mFMIqkmn

— Amiibo Jason (@AmiiboJason) June 20, 2018

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(20-06-2018 10:34)zothenr escribió:Está la demo del Captain Toad en la eshop

Por cierto:

I’m seeing double! Captain Toad on the 3DS uses the same image on the top and bottom screens. Interesting. pic.twitter.com/P3mFMIqkmn

— Amiibo Jason (@AmiiboJason) June 20, 2018

Si hace uso de la táctil para mover cosas en la pantalla, no me extraña. A mi se me ha hecho algo incómodo en Switch acostumbrado a como se jugaba en Wii U.

(21-06-2018 16:47)Tolo escribió:Si hace uso de la táctil para mover cosas en la pantalla, no me extraña. A mi se me ha hecho algo incómodo en Switch acostumbrado a como se jugaba en Wii U.

¿Qué cambios hay en NS respecto al juego en Wii U?

Yo he estado probando esta mañana el juego en 3DS y es absurdo dejar la misma imagen en las dos pantallas, deberían haber encontrado alguna otra solución para sacar partido de la doble pantalla.

(21-06-2018 17:18)Xiphias escribió:¿Qué cambios hay en NS respecto al juego en Wii U?

Yo he estado probando esta mañana el juego en 3DS y es absurdo dejar la misma imagen en las dos pantallas, deberían haber encontrado alguna otra solución para sacar partido de la doble pantalla.

Se añaden nuevos niveles basados en Super Mario Odyssey.

(21-06-2018 17:18)Xiphias escribió:¿Qué cambios hay en NS respecto al juego en Wii U?

Yo he estado probando esta mañana el juego en 3DS y es absurdo dejar la misma imagen en las dos pantallas, deberían haber encontrado alguna otra solución para sacar partido de la doble pantalla.

En Wii U con la táctil podías mover piezas al pulsar sobre ellas -por ejemplo, en el primer nivel de la demo, la parte del escenario que es gris y que si pones sobre ella el puntero te dice que presiones un gatillo para moverlo-
Tampoco lo he probado mucho más, jugué ese nivel y ya.

Gameplay del juego, llegará en otoño:



El Picross dedicado a Sanrio llega esta semana a la eshop:

Nuevo detalles de Etrian Odyssey X:

World Map

Etrian Odyssey X will have a world map for the first time in the series. On the world map, there will be labyrinths and item collection areas, events will occur, and F.O.E.s (Formido Oppugnatura Exsequens—enemies) will appear. In addition to main labyrinths, the world map is also dotted with “small labyrinths” that do not need to be cleared to progress, so be sure to use them to test your skills.

In the item collection areas near the labyrinths you cleared, you can obtain materials and items. Since these areas are outside of labyrinths, your collection skills will have no effect, but you will be able to safely collect new items.

Many of the F.O.E.s that show up on the world map will appear at item collection areas. It is good to challenge them if you are confident in your skills. The F.O.E.s on the world map tend to move to different item collection areas, and if items can be collected at the area an F.O.E. moves to, be careful as it will be looted and impossible to collect items from for a short while.

Small labyrinths

Untrodden Reservoir

The Untrodden Reservoir is a small labyrinth you will visit after obtaining information from Silica. Could it be that the “strange color-changing monsters that appear and disappear at will” are…?

Hidden Castle Ruins

The Hidden Castle Ruins is a small labyrinth you will visit after obtaining information from Marco and Oliver. This is a tough area where many F.O.E. Raidenjuu will appear. Could it be that there is something at the depths of this labyrinth?

Adventure with NPCs

As you progress through the story of Etrian Odyssey X, you will be able to take NPCs along on your adventure. You will be able to cooperate with these NPCs in various ways.

Birgitta, who you will meet early on in the story, is a novice medic who can fully heal the party’s HP after battle.
Marco and Oliver seem to give the player various bits of advice.

Create Your Own Guild Card to Share

Guild Cards will return in Etrian Odyssey X. Create a Guild Card for your party to share with others via StreetPass. Since your Guild Card also outputs a QR code, non-StreetPass sharing is also possible. The characters registered to an exchanged Guild Card may even appear during events within the labyrinths. You may even encounter an old friend’s character. 

In Etrian Odyssey X, Guild Cards offer two new features:

• The maximum amount of Guild Cards you can possess has increased from 40 to 255.
  
• You can customize the background and window color of your Guild Card.
  

First-Print Bonus Downloadable Content “New Adventurer Illustration Pack”

First-print purchases for Etrian Odyssey X will include the “New Adventurers Illustration Pack” downloadable content, which contains five class illustrations from guest illustrators. The full list is as follows:

• Shigatake – Illustration Theme: Farmer
  
• Yuki Takahata (FLIPFLOPs) – Illustration Theme: Gunner
  
• Shirow Miwa – Illustration Theme: Nightseeker
  
• Mota – Illustration Theme: Medic
  
• Shigenori Soejima – Illustration Theme: Project Re Fantasy (Special Collaboration)
  

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