Fairune II Announced For Nintendo 3DS

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Fairune was a Nintendo 3DS eShop RPG released by Flyhigh Works in Japan last year, and now, it’s getting a sequel. Publisher Circle Entertainment announced Fairune II over Twitter, so it sounds like a localization is already confirmed.

 

The original Fairune was a throwback to 8-bit RPGs. It was released in North America and Europe for $2.99/€2.99. Flyhigh and Circle haven’t said yet whether Fairune II will be similarly cheap.

 

Meanwhile, Circle have also tweeted that Adventure Bar Story has passed Nintendo of America’s QA process, and will probably be released this month. The European version of the game is currently going through the age rating process.


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