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«©NCSX» The October 14, 2010 issue of Weekly Famitsu includes coverage on the following games and events in the Japanese marketplace:
» Famitsu continues to publish information from the Tokyo Game Show 2010 and entertains readers with another 4 pages covering the show.
» Preview on PSP Monster Hunter Portable 3rd which includes screenshots of battle, big monsters, and hunters in action.
» Famitsu ranks NDS Kingdom Hearts Re:coded (10/9/8/8), PSP Ken to Mahou to Gakuen Mono. 3 (7/7/6/6), PS3 Ken to Mahou to Gakuen Mono. 3 (7/7/6/8), PS3/360 F1 2010 (8/8/7/8), PS3/360 Enslaved: Odyssey to the West (8/9/7/8), and PS3/360 H.A.W.X.2 (9/8/7/8).
» Special feature on PSP K-ON Houkage Live which include manga, character info, gameplay details, and game stage info.
» Konami unveils Love Plus Arcade and Love Plus Medal coin-ops.
» Pre-packaged desserts and snacks are featured in PICK UP FOOD.
» Famitsu interviews Nobuo Uematsu on pages 250-251. Nobuo wears a sack on his head that makes him look like Toruneco of Dragon Quest fame.
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«©NCSX» The Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha the Movie 1st film debuted in Japan in January of this year and it enthralled viewers. The movie rehashed the happenings from the televised animation series on the big screen. Any animated movie production requires a lot of pre-production and this material is normally never shown to the public. In the case of the Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha the Movie 1st, they are going to show everything to the public in a 320-page book which collects the sketches and settings that were drawn during the pre-production process for the film.
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«©NCSX» The PC version of Square Enix's Final Fantasy XIV debuted globally last week in all of its MMORPG glory. Along with the game, Square's also releasing two preliminary soundtracks as follows:
» Final Fantasy XIV Field Tracks
» Final Fantasy XIV Battle Tracks
The compositions are by Nobuo Uematsu and the "Battle Tracks" CD features music from the game when the player's fighting for his or her life against rivals and malcontents. We're going to imagine that the battle tunes are going to have driving beats with ample representation from the percussion family.
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«©NCSX» The PC version of Square Enix's Final Fantasy XIV debuted globally last week in all of its MMORPG glory. Along with the game, Square's also releasing two preliminary soundtracks as follows:
» Final Fantasy XIV Field Tracks
» Final Fantasy XIV Battle Tracks
The compositions are by Nobuo Uematsu and the "Field Tracks" CD features music from the game when the player's out and about in the wild and exploring the world. We're going to imagine that the field tunes are going to be airy and energetic with a lot of wind instruments being represented.
