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Anzu Futaba Joins IDOLM@STER One For All PS3 Game as DLC
posted on by Sarah Nelkin
Bandai Namco Games announced on Saturday that The IDOLM@STER Cinderella Girls character Anzu Futaba will appear in its IDOLM@STER One For All PlayStation 3 game as part of the fourth batch of downloadable contents. Hiromi Igarashi will once again provide Anzu's voice, and the idol will come bundled with the song "Anzu no Uta" (Anzu's Song) from the character's 2012 CD single. The idol will appear as a rival at festivals that the player competes in.
A promotional video advertising the fourth batch of DLC also reveals that the song "Vault That Borderline" from The iDOLM@STER Shiny Festa: Honey Sound will be available to purchase as DLC, as well as various costumes and accessories.
In addition, the fourth batch of DLC will include purchasable additional scenarios for the idols. Each scenario comes bundled with a new, original song for each of the thirteen idols. Batch four will make extra episode one available, and more episodes are scheduled to be released at a later time.
Scenario Set A will include stories for Haruka and her song "Suteki Happiness" (Wonderful Happiness), Ami and "Triple Angel", Mami and "Hōkago Jump" (After-School Jump), Ritsuko and "Watashi Datte Onna no Ko" (I'm a Girl Too, You Know), and Takane with her song "Futatsu no Tsuki" (Two Moons). Set B will include stories for Chihaya and her song "Saihyō" (Ice Crystals), Yayoi and "Pla Sonic Love!," Iori and Zenryoku Idol" (Full Power Idol), and Hibiki with her song "Pon De Beach." Set C will include Miki and her song "Nostalgia," Yukiho and "Ano Hi no Namida" (That Day's Tears), Azusa and "Koi Kokoro" (Heart in Love), and Makoto and her song "Zekken, Arui wa Nigerarenu Koi" (Super Sharp, Or A Love You Cannot Escape). A bundle containing all of the extra scenarios and songs will also be available.
Columbia will ship a "THE IDOLM@STER MASTER ARTIST 3 Prologue ONLY MY NOTE" CD containing all the new original songs on August 27.
The fourth batch of DLC will be released on August 26.
[Via 4Gamer]
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