Yokai Watch 2 follows the story of Keita and friends as they travel back in time to Sakura New Town by way of the mysterious Yokai, in order to reveal the secrets of the ghosts. The sequel has a host of new features, including hidden ways to find new Yokai and bicycle races. Yokai Watch 2 is set to release on July 10 for the Nintendo 3DS in Japan.
Yokai Watch 2 Announced For Japanese 3DS
Japanese magazine CoroCoro has announced that the ever-popular Yokai Watch series for the Nintendo 3DS will be receiving a sequel. Developed by Level-5, Yokai Watch 2 will be released as two versions, Ganso (meaning Founder) and Honke (meaning Head). Both physical editions of games will come boxed with medals; Ganso comes with the silver “Nyaiin” Z medal, while Honke with the “Komanyachi” Z medal.
Look like a digimon ripoff lol
Or Pokemon
We don’t need an other pokemon. We need a Metroid 3DS or a FZero.. no shitty games for children
First of all, Pokemon is for everybody…
Second, he never said about anyone making another Pokemon game…
Nobody said something about the making of an other pokemon. I jsut said we don’t need a other one. Looks like you have to learn reading correctly.
“We don’t need an other pokemon”
Basically states it…
Worst lifeform ever created to the bottom left…
Next to the Xbots that trolls this site that is…
troll? please understand satoru iwata doesn’t give a shit about how much you defend nintendo.
At least he doesn’t try anything more unlike your new to be leaders…
Can’t unsee the #YOLO supermarket.
Blarg
pretty much the 3ds quality of games have finally died off. when the vita trashes the 3ds, i want see these 3ds fanboys cry like wii u fanboys.
Nah, this game look amazing, I just wish they all get to be released over here(Youkai Watch Series).
The only reason I know what Yokai means is because of Dual Destinies.
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