Fantasy Life Shipments Are Around 300,000 In Japan

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As previously reported, Fantasy Life is set to see a large content update later this year.

 

The update will add new quests as well as the ability to play with other people over the Internet, and will feature changes to the game’s world as well.

 

Meanwhile, Level 5 CEO Akihiro Hino has shared with Nikkei Trendy Net that shipments of Fantasy Life are around the 300,000 mark in Japan. As we reported earlier in the year, the game sold out in Japanese stores upon release, and Level 5 are looking to turn Fantasy Life into a new series.

 

Hino also mentions in his interview that Level 5 are looking to Youkai Watch as their major project for the year.

 


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