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Super Robot Wars T

Super Robot Wars T was featured at the Taipei Game Show 2019 earlier today, and several minutes of gameplay was shown off. You can watch the recording in the video below.


With this week’s issue of Famitsu, Bandai Namco has officially released a slew of new details for the recently revealed SD Gundam G Generation Cross Rays.

This includes notes on the game’s development, the amount of Mobile suits in the game, and gameplay mechanics.

A full translation of the information has been provided by Gematsu. We have also included it below.

SD Gundam G Generation Cross Rays is in development for Switch and other platforms, Bandai Namco revealed today. It will launch later this year in Japan and Southeast Asia. For the Asian region, English will be supported.

SD Gundam G Generation Cross Rays offers characters and Mobile Suits from the Mobile Suit Gundam Wing, Mobile Suit Gundam SEED, Mobile Suit Gundam 00, and Mobile Suit Gundam Iron-Blooded Orphans series. Keeping in line with series tradition, it’s a strategy RPG.

We’ve included the debut trailer for SD Gundam G Generation Cross Rays below.

Although little information is known for the recently announced Dragon Ball action RPG project, Bandai Namco has shared anew detail on the game, as well as some art.

In a tweet published earlier tonight and subsequent translation offered by Gematsu, the developer stated that fans could look forward to a “never before expressed, nostalgic, and new Dragon Ball world”. In addition, new art of protagonists Goku and Gohan was shared that is believed to be from the upcoming project.

While no platforms have been confirmed quite yet, recent Dragon Ball series titles have appeared on Switch. A larger-scale, official reveal of the game is expected at the Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour Finals on January 26th and January 27th.

The official tweet from Bandai Namco can be viewed below.

Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission

Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission is a notable entry in the franchise. For the first time, Bandai Namco is bringing a game in the sub-series west. North America and Europe will both be getting it on April 5, which matches up with the timing of the Japanese launch.

Masayuki Hirano, who is worked on the Dragon Ball game franchise, spoke about the decision to offer Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission in the west during the Dragon Ball Games – Super Showcase earlier this week. He noted the following:

This past week, Bandai Namco finally confirmed Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission for the west. The game will be distributed in North America and Europe alongside the previously-announced Japanese version.

We actually already know that Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission will be sold physically overseas. Amazon is taking pre-orders here and Amazon UK has it here. We have the boxart above as well.

Bandai Namco is going to be sharing a whole lot of news about Dragon Ball games very soon. During the Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour Finals on January 26 and 27, announcements will be made pertaining to an entirely new action RPG plus existing titles. The latest issue of Weekly Jump has new teasers for all projects.

There isn’t too much information on Dragon Ball Game Project Z, which makes sense since a proper announcement is just a few days away. However, a visual shows a scene where Goku takes Gohan to Kame House.

Following recent news that Bandai Namco would be bringing Ninja Box to Japan in 2019, the developer has shared some more details specifically on secret base variety and new characters.

The new information on the base-building RPG has been fully translated by Gematsu and can be viewed below, along with some new screenshots.

Aside from Hollow Realization, Switch owners will have even more Sword Art Online to look forward to as Fatal Bullet Complete Edition is also planned. We have a trailer for the game below.

Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet Complete Edition is due out on Switch later this year. Hollow Realization is scheduled for Spring 2019.

Following up on today’s Japanese release date for Sword Art Online: Hollow Realization on Switch, we have an update for fans in the west. Bandai Namco has confirmed that it’ll be ready sometime this spring in North America and Europe, though a specific date hasn’t been shared just yet.

We also have the following trailer:


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