Topic: Namco Bandai Is Working On A New Mystery Title For 3DS

Hey everyone I was on http://www.nintendo3dsblog.com and find out that namco bandai is working on a mystery title for 3DS Also what are your thoughts about this?

I wouldn't mind a proper Tekken game on 3DS,as 3D Prime Edition had nothing much to do,but I doubt it.

Tales of Something, please? :_;

Haha i wish so too T-T I loved Tales of the Abyss so much - I hope they do one, from scratch, on the 3DS
If it is a tales of game, i will be happy...if it ever gets localized of course XD

Oh, a Proper Tekken would be awesome.

Bodacious Beautiful Babes Oiling Edition. If not that then, well, I guess a JRPG like Tales would be good.

Due to the score boxes in the teaser image, I'm guessing it'll either be an arcade collection (like a Namco Museum 3D), or a completely new take on one of their sci-fi arcade games, like Galaga (Pac-Man is getting a full length platformer, so it's possible).

I guess it could be a new Tekken or Project X Zone, but I highly doubt we'd get a second Tekken before a first SoulCalibur, and PXZ did poorly in Japan.

Personally hoping for a SoulCalibur or Tales, but due to the look of the theme, I doubt it

Apparently it's a collection of all their Famicon Jump games. :I

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I'd prefer a new IP, honestly. I can't remember the last time Namco Bandai developed a new IP that wasn't some mobile or Social game...

Better be Xenosaga Chronicles or something with Robots in them.

Shonen Jump? Shonen Jump was around during the Famicom? I'm sure I misread this, link pease?

Hey! Maybe it's a new Ace Combat!

You get scored on your missions (explaining the score boxes, which actually look like something out of AC), and it would definitely fit the techno/sci-fi theme of the teaser site (especially if it's a remake of AC3, which is set in the far future. The last AC game on 3DS was a remake of AC2, which is why I brought this up).

I'm not sure about the legitimacy of his claim (A Famicom collection would be very odd, considering VC exists, unless they're remaking the games with new graphics), but Weekly Shonen Jump does indeed precede the Famicom by a long time, with it's first issue releasing in 1968.

And there were most definitely Famicom games released with their license, most notably a Dragon Ball game (which was released in the west as Dragon Boy).

http://mynintendonews.com/2013/07/17/namco-bandais-3ds-title-...
http://www.gonintendo.com/?mode=viewstory&id=207671

Well that's lame.