A new piece of art is now being distributed for Pokemon the Movie: I Choose You! We’ve included it above.

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The regular live stream for the Fire Emblem 0 card game was held in Japan earlier today. It showed cards from series 9, illustrations from series 10 / 11, and DLC coming to Fire Emblem Echoes on June 22. The full live stream report recap can be found below.

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Pre-orders have started for the Red figma based on his appearance in Pokemon Red/Green. You have three options. It can be reserved at Play-Asia, Good Smile, or AmiAmi.

Here’s what you can expect from the Red figma:

– The smooth yet posable figma joints allow you to act out a variety of different scenes.
– A flexible plastic is used in specific areas, allowing proportions to be kept without compromising posability.
– He comes with a standard face plate with a confident look as well as a shouting face plate for battle scenes.
– The figma comes with the first partner Pokémon: Bulbasaur, Charmander and Squirtle.
– A backpack as well as a Poké Ball are also included for various poses.
– An articulated figma stand is included, which allows various poses to be taken.

View some additional photos of the Red figma below.

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Level-5 is taking on more of an ownership role for its franchises in the west. With the Layton series for example, Nintendo was in charge of those games for North America and Europe. But with Layton’s Mystery Journey, Level-5 will be self-publishing the game this fall.

Director of production at Level-5 abby, George Valko, was recently asked what the publishing experience has been like in a recent interview. He said the following:

“It’s been fun and also challenging. Everything you try adds a new initial frustration and challenge, but we’ve learned a lot and it’s made us a bigger and better company. So we’re really looking forward to our next titles, we know exactly what we’re going to do and how we’re going to do it. That said, we’re looking forward to publish more and more as we release more and more games.”

Valko was specifically asked if Level-5’s plans include the Inazuma Eleven series. Regarding this, Valko said: “That’s something we are definitely looking into, but we can’t really give a definitive answer at the moment.”

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This month’s EDGE review scores are as follows:

ARMS – 9
Dirt 4 – 7
Injustice 2 – 8
Tokyo 42 – 7
Tekken 7 – 6
Endless Space 2 – 7
Polybius – 9
Star Trek: Bridge Crew – 8
Farpoint – 7
Impact Winter – 4

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Nintendo released a pair of 3DS game demos on the eShop this week for Miitopia and Ever Oasis. Footage of both can be found below.

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Another Dragon Quest XI “Countdown Carnival” hands-on event was held today, this time in Nagoya. During the event, series creator Yuji Horii announced that the game has gone gold.

The latest footage of Dragon Quest XI is available below. It shows the “Mysterious Smithing” and the “Skill Panel” systems on 3DS.

Also worth noting, Square Enix has introduced the third possible restriction for the game’s “Restricted Play” mode, which allows you to play the game with certain features disable. The third possible restriction is being unable to equip armor, while the other two announced restrictions are being unable to shop and being unable to run away from battle.

This past week, Famitsu confirmed Implosion – Never Lose Hope for Switch. Have a look at the game below with a few screenshots.

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Over the past couple of days, the Nintendo Treehouse Log on Tumblr added in several new entries. Metroid, Super Mario Odyssey, ARMS, Zelda: Breath of the Wild, and Splatoon 2 received posts.

Here’s the roundup:

– Up Close and Personal with Samus Aran
– What’s in a Box? (Super Mario Odyssey)
– Coach JC’s Ultimate ARMS Champ Summer Camp, Part 1: Hoops
– Coach JC’s Ultimate ARMS Champ Summer Camp, Part 2: V’ball
– The 900 Wonders of the World (Zelda: Breath of the Wild)
– Salmon in the Summer (Splatoon 2)

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Nintendo Australia shared a video on its Twitter page yesterday that offers a full tour of the big N’s E3 2017 booth. On top of that, Shigeru Miyamoto shared a brief message as well. See the video below.

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