Namco Bandai’s New Mystery Game Is For Nintendo 3DS

Namco Bandai recently erected a teaser website for a game, which we reported last night. Clues so far are scant, with only “V  20” and “F  30” mentioned as possible hints on the site, but now we know one more little detail—it’s a Nintendo 3DS game.

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Namco updated the site once again today, confirming it as a 3DS title. The full site is set to go live later this week, but we’ll probably hear about the game in Famitsu or another Japanese magazine prior to that.

 

Namco Bandai also have another teaser running parallel to this game. That one’s for a new game by Project Aces, the developer of Ace Combat.

 


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