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The latest issue of Famitsu has shared a listing of the top 30 best-selling games in Japan for the month of March 2015.

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Sega has announced in their latest financial result that the sales of Persona series have topped 6 million across all of the games. The number should increase further with the release of Persona 5 on the PS3 and PS4 and Persona 4: Dancing All Night on PS Vita in Japan this year. Persona has slowly crawled its way to popularity starting with games like Persona 3 and Persona 4 on the PlayStation 2. Persona 3 was later ported to the PlayStation Portable followed by Persona 4: Golden on the PlayStation Vita. Persona also got a spin-off fighting game called Persona 4: Arena. The latest entry in the series has now shipped 280 thousand copies across the PS3 and Xbox 360.

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Bandai Namco has released the first batch of direct-feed screenshots from Girl Friend Beta: Summer Vacation Spent With You, due out for PS Vita in Japan on August 20.

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Godzilla has been around since 1954 and 2014s Godzilla film reignited the fandom. Godzilla: The Game is the first Godzilla game since Godzilla: Unleashed on the PS2 and Wii in 2007. The storyline follows up on the original 1954 movie with Japan studying Godzillas energy and turning G-Energy into a new power source. As a result of this, however, a new Godzilla has emerged.

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Kemcos latest RPG has you pursuing Yokai across ancient Japan to seek revenge for your clan.

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Godzilla has been around since 1954 and 2014s Godzilla film reignited the fandom. Godzilla: The Game is the first Godzilla game since Godzilla: Unleashed on the PS2 and Wii in 2007. The storyline follows up on the original 1954 movie with Japan studying Godzillas energy and turning G-Energy into a new power source. As a result of this, however, a new Godzilla has emerged.

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Koei Tecmo has opened the teaser website for its newly announced The Heroic Legend of Arslan Warriors for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3. The game is due out in Japan this fall. Players will be able to reenact scenes from the manga. Currently, Arslan and Daryun have been confirmed playable.

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TSA: Puzzle Dragons is a phenomenon. The mobile-centric free-to-play puzzler has been downloaded more than 32 million times in Japan alone and has made developer GungHo Online Entertainment over a billion dollars just in the last year. Now, just as Nintendo are about to enter the mobile space with their own franchises, theyve collaborated with GungHo to bring the immensely popular puzzler in the opposite direction to the 3DS. The game actually includes two versions of the title; the core game of Puzzle Dragons Z and the Super Mario Bros. Edition, which takes the games match three template and replaces everything with a Mario theme.

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Koei Tecmo has opened the teaser website for its newly announced The Heroic Legend of Arslan Warriors for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3. The game is due out in Japan this fall. Players will be able to reenact scenes from the manga. Currently, Arslan and Daryun have been confirmed playable.

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NL: Originally released in Japan for Nintendo Famicom, classic beat 'em up 'Downtown Nekketsu Monogatari' was then heavily localised for its eventual release in the US; background artwork was amended to look more 'western' (for example, rooftop tiling designs and mailboxes were changed) plus all location names were updated. Character sprites were redrawn and renamed too; instead of representing Japanese student gangs in school uniform, all the bad guys became tough looking Grease rejects wearing jeans and t-shirts. The name was also altered to River City Ransom before subsequently being re-named again for PAL regions to Street Gangs, which is the version now available for the European Wii U Virtual Console (and the subject of this review). Phew.