Level-5 will be opening a browser-based social media platform for all Fantasy Life: Link! on the day of its release, that will allow you to maintain a profile for your character and game.

Famitsu.com has new details to share regarding just what the Fantasy Life: Link! update will add.

Level-5 will release a fully packaged version of Fantasy Life with the new update included, called Fantasy Life: Link for 4,980 yen ($50), while the major update will cost 2,000 yen ($20) for players with the basic version of the game.

Level 5 CEO Akihiro Hino says that around 300,000 copies of Fantasy Life have been released in Japan.

Fantasy Life has a trademark in the U.S. as well, filed by developer Level 5.

Mother 3 developer Brownie Brown made Fantasy Life, a mix of a simulation game and a role playing game. Players create an avatar, pick a “life” like miner, fisherman or magician, and then set out to explore a monster filled world.

Dynasty Warriors 8, a price cut for the PlayStation Vita, Professor Layton’s final adventure, and more anime games from Namco made for a busy week in Japan.

Metal Gear isn’t known for being a stylish action game, but that didn’t stop a lot of people from picking up Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance in Japan.

Dragon Quest VII, Animal Crossing: New Leaf and a group of other familiar games made up the top-20 amidst a slow week for new releases.

Square Enix’s remake of Dragon Quest VII on the 3DS saw the second-highest launch of any Dragon Quest remake in recent years.

PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale and Accel World: Apex of Acceleration made their debut in Japan last week. Meanwhile, Fantasy Life continues to sell.

Level 5 will release a large DLC update for Fantasy Life sometime this year, adding to the game’s world.

Brownie Brown worked with Level 5 on Fantasy Life and also on a little game named Mother 3.

Last week, Nippon Ichi released The God and Fate Revolution Paradox in Japan, and the game sold 23,417 copies in its first week.