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Etria is a land that has long welcomed explorers...yet even they will discover stories untold. Uncover the truth behind the labyrinth that swallows all. By choosing first to immerse yourself in Story mode, you will encounter the maiden who has lived a thousand years and the growing mystery that surrounds her past—a past that may affect the present and future of Etria. Should you brave Classic mode, you will experience the beautifully upgraded version of the original Etrian Odyssey adventure, with new 3D graphics and gameplay improvements as seen in Etrian Odyssey IV, as well as a live and FM synthesis BGM to accompany your journey. Scour through the dungeon's many layers and fend off the unknown to discover the truth behind the Yggdrasil Tree. Choosing either mode will unravel the engrossing tale that signaled the start of the grand Etrian Odyssey series. How will the newest generation of explorers fare in unearthing Etria's latest tale? Available October 1 for Nintendo 3DS.

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Fans of large-scale worlds can immerse themselves in military shooter Arma III. Alternatively, Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX can bring newcomers up to speed on the Kingdom Hearts series.

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Players will be able to access the island terrains of Altis (270 square kilometres) and Stratis (20 square kilometres), 12 single-player missions, three faction showcases, nine multiplayer scenarios, 10 firing drill challenges, over 20 vehicles and 30 weapons, and modding support.

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Long standing RPG series debuts on 3DS in Europe

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Anyone who has played an Etrian Odyssey game before will know exactly what to expect from this latest version. The turn-based combat, dungeon crawling RPG is as notoriously difficult as its predecessors. However the transition to 3DS has included a couple of changes designed to entice a new audience.

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Rhys from Awesome Games writes: 'The Rocky Element is a term I like to apply to certain games. Games that keep you coming back no matter how many times theyve previously beat you down. Some of you may know it as the Tubthumping Effect. A perfect example of this can be found in games like Dark Souls, the Armored Core series, Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne, and PaRappa the Rapper, to name but a few. Honestly, I was not prepared to add Etrian Odyssey IV: Legends of the Titan, a humble 3DS RPG, to that list having not played previous games in the series.'

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Metro: "A wonderfully unfashionable mixture of old school aesthetics that doesnt so much demand your time as steal it away without your permission."

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BT - "With less than a month away from Etrian Odyssey Untold: The Millennium Girl being released, I think its prudent we look back at the cult franchise and talk about what make the games great and what makes them not-so-great. What? Cant I be a little contrarian?"

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I feel a certain amount of shame for never having played an Etrian Odyssey game before. As both a hardcore JRPG fan and a handheld gaming enthusiast, I recognize that this is a pretty big gap in my gaming history - so I was pretty excited when Etrian Odyssey Untold: Millennium Girl landed in my review queue. A few friends are diehard EO fans, so I figured there had to be something behind the...