Radio Wave People RPG 2 Trailer And Screens Give A Look At The Mini-RPG

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Radio Wave People RPG by Genius Sonority is seeing a Nintendo eShop sequel. Yesterday, the company announced Radio Wave People RPG 2, which now supports StreetPass and local multiplayer battles with friends. You can watch a trailer for it above.

 

Aside from those features, this game’s concept is largely the same as its predecessor’s. You use the Nintendo 3DS camera’s augmented reality feature to find and capture Radio Wave People around you, and recruit them into your party.

 

Radio Wave People RPG 2 (or Denpa Ningen RPG 2) will be released on September 26th in Japan for 1,000 yen.

 


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