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New Idolm@ster Idol-Producing PS3 Game Is One For All

posted on 2013-10-29 00:16 EDT by Egan Loo

Kadokawa's Weekly Famitsu magazine is revealing on Thursday more details about The IDOLM@STER's previously announced new simulation game for PlayStation 3 from Bandai Namco Games. The IDOLM@STER: One For All will let the player produce 13 idols from 765Pro. The download version will be available from the Imas Channel app that was announced on the same day as the new PlayStation 3 game.

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