New Quests Coming For Solatorobo: Red The Hunter
Get ready to explore even more of the mythical floating islands of the Shepherd Republic as Nintendo launch four new quests for Solatorobo: Red the Hunter the new action adventure game which was made available across Europe on the 1st July 2011, exclusively for the Nintendo DS family of portable systems and which can be enjoyed in 2D on your Nintendo 3DS system.
A brand new quest will become available to unlock and download every week exclusively via Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. The first four quests will take Red on some exciting adventures across the Shepherd Republic.
Quest 1: available 15.07.11
- Emergency Search: Red has to search for someone who has become trapped down a
mine
Quest 2: available 22.07.11
- A Kidnapped Sister: Red comes to the rescue when a girl is kidnapped by
pirates
Quest 3: available 29.07.11
- Find the Lost Girl: Find a friend who has gone missing under suspicious
circumstances
Quest 4: available 05.08.11
- Fire Drill!: Red has to teach some young children about fire
prevention
Solatorobo: Red the Hunter allows you to enter a world of epic fantasy action in a high octane RPG. The game has been created by internationally renowned designers, Nobuteru Yuki, and animated by MADHOUSE. You take on the story of Red Savarin, a 17 year old anthropomorphic dog, and his robot, Dahak, as he battles with a giant robotic “mecha” and other enemies on his journey through the Shepherd Republic. After a chance encounter with the mysterious Elh, he gets inadvertently entangled in an epic adventure to save the world from destruction at the claws of the ancient evil being, Lares.
Solatorobo: Red the Hunter was made available across Europe on the 1st July 2011 and the first quest from this new set is available now.
Martin Baker
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