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Yo-kai Watch 3 3DS Game Streams Video for 'Sukiyaki' Version
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The game will ship on December 15 in Japan, and will include additional content, all of which will be available in the original two versions of the game via an online update on the same day. The physical version of Yo-kai Watch 3: Sukiyaki will bundle a Kakusei Enma Yo-kai dream medal (pictured below left). The version will include a limited "USADōfu" yo-kai, which has USA-pyon wearing a tofu-shaped helmet (pictured below right).
Additional content includes the appearance of Sendai Enma Daiō, Nurarishin, Kakusei Enma, and Kakusei Hinoshin. The new content also includes new Yo-kai, including Koala-nyan, a character crucial to the plot of Eiga Yo-kai Watch: Sora Tobu Kujira to Double no Sekai no Daibōken da Nyan! (Yo-kai Watch The Movie: The Flying Whale and the Grand Adventure of the Double Worlds, Meow!), the third Yo-kai Watch film.
Yo-kai Watch 3: Sukiyaki will also include a new "Busters Treasure" mode, which features a newly designed T-Jibanyan and T-Komasan. The mode will feature four-player co-op play. The content of the "Busters Treasure" mode will be included in a new Yo-kai Watch 3: Sushi/Tempura Busters Treasure Pack package, which will include content from both previous versions of the game, as well as the newly designed Jibanyan and Komasan, and will ship on the same day as Yo-kai Watch 3: Sukiyaki.
The original two versions of the game game shipped in Japan on July 16. The physical Sushi version bundled a KK Brothers medal, while the physical Tempura version bundled a Tomnyan medal. The digital Sushi version included Sushijiba, while the digital Tempura version included Tenkoma.
Level-5 describes the title as an "updating game," as multiple large-scale updates will be available to after its release. The game features new, "American-looking" Yo-kai, including (seen left to right in the image above) Dasocks, Pinto Corn, and Nikuyaki (Grilled Meat Ogre). The game takes place in the fictional town of Saint Peanutsburg in the United States, where Keita lives in a large two-story house and has access to the Johnson Space Center.
Nintendo debuted in North America on September 30.
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