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Steins;Gate 0 will launch for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PS Vita in Japan on November 19, the latest issue of Famitsu reveals. The game will cost 7,800 yen on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3, and 6,800 yen on PS Vita. The magazine also has a look at Steins;Gate: Epigraph of the Closed Curves Hiyajou Maho, who makes an appearance in the game.

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"Its no secret that were big fans of Persona over here at Rice. And, while we cant always agree which is the best one, it has to be said that Persona 4 was certainly something special. Theres a reason why Persona 4 managed to find its audience much easier than the rest, and why its such an essential title for Japanese game fans. The story is small, intimate, personal. Many Persona fans even get into it through the anime!" - Rice Digital

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Japanese game news site '4Gamer.net' has confirmed that fact in the interview with Turn10.

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Splatoon has sold one million copies, Nintendo has announced. Plus a new Japanese commercial.

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Ken McKown writes: Capcom has found a new love in remastering older titles for the HD age. Their latest entry is the polarizing Devil May Cry 4. The fourth entry in the series was the last developed by Capcoms Japanese team, and featured a brand new character named Nero. It was mostly polarized due to the fact that the game was broken into two sections, one with Nero, and one with Dante, but Dantes missions were basically retreading what Nero had already done. Still the combat was great and the bosses imaginative, and I remember having a blast with it. This new version shines up the visuals, as well as adding a ton of new content to play around with.

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Shout loudly in Japanese to celebrate

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Shout loudly in Japanese to celebrate

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Here's the deal with that Tales of Berseria debut trailer above this text: The leading lady is Velvet. She's 19. She was happy and a family-lovin' girl until "the accident" three years ago. She is pursuing "those people," which isn't racist, she is just referring to the people who did her wrong in typical vague Japanese communication. The newest copy of Famitsu also tells us that Bandai Namco is going for lots of color in this new game. They want locations with very different climates and geography. Tales of Berseria will be on PS3 and PS4. It doesn't currently have a firm release date.

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Sumthing writes: A powerful piece of 80s Japanese pop nucleus Rebecca, composer Akio Dobashi, now newly leased from the rigors of his record company following the groups implosion, sought a refuge both immediate and vastly distant from his unraveling present. Unwilling to surrender, and perhaps caught amongst an avalanche of inter-band political disputes and documents foisted upon him thick with alien legalese, Dobashi voluntarily lost himself inside the work for Konamis Lagrange Point.

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See how the EarthBound saga began in this previously unreleased translation of the Japanese role-playing classic, also known as Mother