Nintendo Haven’t Forgotten Their Other Monster Collecting RPG, Fossil Fighters Frontier

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Fossil Fighters Frontier is still coming to the Nintendo 3DS in North America. The monster-collecting RPG will be released on March 20th, Nintendo said today, and will cost $29.99.

 

Fossil Fighters requires you to excavate “Vivosaur” fossils and bring the creatures back to life. (Fossils you find need to be cleaned first.) This time around, you’ll be able to explore the game’s world in a customizable buggy. Two players will be able to compete in battles online, and up to six players will be able to battle locally.

 

You can learn more about Fossil Fighters Frontier here and via our previous coverage.

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