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Nintendo Says A Rhythm Heaven Title & A “New Role-Playing IP” For 3DS Will Be Shown Tomorrow

Nintendo Treehouse: Live begins at 10 a.m. PT on Wednesday, June 15 with a special Pokémon GO developer Q&A, and concludes its programming at E3 with a showcase of previously announced Wii U and Nintendo 3DS games, including Paper Mario: Color Splash, YO-KAI WATCH 2: Bony Spirits and YO-KAI WATCH 2: Fleshy Souls, Rhythm Heaven Megamix, Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE, Monster Hunter Generations and Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past. The broadcast will also include the introduction of a new role-playing IP for Nintendo 3DS. Nintendo Treehouse: Live can be viewed at http://e3.nintendo.com

Source: Nintendo PR

14 thoughts on “Nintendo Says A Rhythm Heaven Title & A “New Role-Playing IP” For 3DS Will Be Shown Tomorrow”

  1. Yo-Kai Watch, Rhythm Heaven, Monster Hunter, and Dragon Quest. The only things that interest me for tomorrow.

    LOL at Federation Farce being duped over Color Splash though.

      1. No. It’s like Federation Force will not be at E3 at all.

        Now that’s definitely proof that shit will flop when it’s out in a few months.

        1. If we go all of E3 without them showing it, I might take that as a sign that Nintendo lit a fire under the asses of the developers making the game to change the artstyle. BUT… I won’t hold my breathe since the last we heard of it they pretty much said they are going to show us why we should like it.

  2. I could give two shits about the abominations like Paper Mario: Color Splash & the other games mentioned in this article. What I’m more interested to hear about is the new RPG IP. Hopefully it’s not as bad as Code Name STEAM ended up being. :/

  3. A new role-playing IP? Count me in! I just hope it won’t end up being as forgettable as Codename S.T.E.A.M….

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