Dream Trigger 3D Is D3 Publisher’s First Game For Nintendo 3DS

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D3 Publisher are publishing an original arcade shooter with an emphasis on visuals and sound, for the Nintendo 3DS, titled Dream Trigger 3D.

 

Dream Trigger 3D has you use a sonar to detect sound to expose colourful enemies and blast away at them. When you do, they explode into 3D patterns. To go along with what they hope will make for an impressive sight on the 3DS screen, developer, Art Co., are also giving the game a dynamic musical score.

 

Dream Trigger 3D will come with 50 stages. D3 Publisher say that the game is the first of “many” titles in development for the Nintendo 3DS. The game has no release date or screenshots yet.


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