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While it doesn't change the fact the 3DS' Japanese box art template is disappointingly plain, it does at least look a little classier than the stark white border running down the front of the box on most other cases.On the Wii, the black box art replica Longines L4.705.4.11.2 Men's Watches template (as in, the Wii-branded graphic on the front) was used for all games that earned a “CERO C” (the equivalent of “teen” or “M15”) rating or above. The first game spotted sporting the same colour scheme on 3DS is Ubisoft's Splinter Cell 3D.The reason behind the move is a one: parents might not notice an inappropriate age rating on the corner of the box, but they can't miss the fact the box for a game like this is black when most of the others are not.

"A mysterious trademark for Final Fantasy Type-0 popped up in a European trademark database.

The trademark is for “Final Fantasy Type-0” and was filed yesterday. The trademark also included a logo, which is , or “Type-0” written in Japanese kanji.It's not clear whether the game is in fact a reboot, but Tomb Raider, which Square Enix replica Longines L4.705.4.11.6 Men's Watches now owns, is getting another reboot called simply “Tomb Raider”.Next month, Square Enix is holding “Square Enix 1st Production Department Premiere” in Tokyo's Roppongi Hills. New titles will be revealed at the event. Will Final Fantasy Type-0 one of them?And is it a reboot? A remake? A prequel? What?Square Enix Preparing Final Fantasy Type-0? [Siliconera]"

Besides Final Fantasy Type-0, there are apparently European trademark filings for Type-1, Type-2 and Type-3. Square Enix is holding an event tomorrow in Tokyo."For fans of stealth series Metal Gear Solid, the name of “Yoji Shinkawa” is nearly as important as MGS creator Hideo Kojima. It's Shinkawa who's responsible for the game's visual look. Something he recreates right here.The artist is holding an exhibit at the Konami Style store in replica Longines L4.705.4.12.6 Men's Watches Tokyo and is doing a live painting show as part of the exhibit. The above clip was taken by Tokyo's Ice Block Flims and shows just day 1 of an on-going “Big Boss/Snake” painting. Stunning.Shinkawa started out on the development side, working as a debugger on sci-fi game Policenauts, but has since left his mark brush on the Metal Gear Solid franchise.”The Art of Yoji Shinkawa” runs until January 31 at the Konami Style store in Tokyo Midtown.