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Mr. Osomatsu 3DS Game's Videos Highlight Mini-Games

posted on by Rafael Antonio Pineda
Game shipped on Tuesday

The official website for Osomatsu-san Matsu Matsuri! (Mr. Osomatsu: Matsu Festival!), Bandai Namco Entertainment's Nintendo 3DS "variety game" based on the Mr. Osomatsu television anime series, posted a promotional video and commercial for the game on Tuesday. The promotional video previews the game's mini-games and its recreation of 100 scenes (with dialogue) from the anime.

Bandai Namco Entertainment released the game on Tuesday. The game's standard edition and download edition retails for 4,800 yen (about US$46), and the limited edition retails for 6,800 yen (about US$66). The limited edition comes with six 5.6 centimeter (2.2 inch) badges with new designs featuring the six Matsuno brothers.

The Animate retail chain is additionally offering a themed New Nintendo 3DS bundle for the game. The bundle retails for 24,800 yen (about US$239) and includes the New Nintendo 3DS, the game, the six badges from the limited edition, and a large tin badge.

In the game players choose to play as one of the Matsuno brothers and play various mini-games. Playing the mini-games unlocks illustrations, voice recordings, and up to 100 popular scenes from the television anime series. The game also features a clock, timer, and calculator functions.

The Mr. Osomatsu anime series premiered last October, and Crunchyroll streamed the series as it aired in Japan.

The anime is also inspiring the Osomatsu-san The Game Hachamecha Shūshoku Advice: Dead or Work (Mr. Osomatsu The Game Nonsense Employment Advice: Dead or Work) PlayStation Vita game from Idea Factory's Otomate brand — which develops otome romance simulation games intended for female players. The game is slated for 2017.


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