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Infinity Strash: Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai physical

Infinity Strash: Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai have a physical release on Switch in the west, but the situation is different in other parts of the world. 

Over in Asia, the title will have a boxed version – complete with English support. Play-Asia is taking pre-orders here, and that’s probably your best way of securing a physical copy currently.

Dragon Quest Monsters The Dark Prince battles, monster recruitment

Square Enix today provided more details on Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince, including the game’s new battle and monster recruitment system.

The RPG is also available for pre-order. By reserving the game, you’ll receive the Head Start Set which includes several exclusive items. 

Here’s the latest from Square Enix:

Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster three million

Sales of the Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster series have surpassed three million units, Square Enix just announced. That’s up from the two million milestone announced back in May.

Today’s number applies to the combined performance on Switch, PlayStation 4, and mobile. It should be worldwide sales as well.

Theatrhythm Final Bar Line Final Fantasy XVI

Final Fantasy XVI DLC tracks are onthe way to Theatrhythm Final Bar Line, Square Enix revealed today. Nearly a dozen songs can be accessed starting on November 1, 2023.

All of the tracks will be included as part of the Season Pass Vol. 3. However, players will also have the option to purchase the Final Fantasy XVI Pack separately.

The full lineup of tracks for the Theatrhythm Final Bar Line Final Fantasy XVI DLC is as follows:

Star Ocean: The Second Story R opening movie

Square Enix and Gemdrops just issued the opening movie for Star Ocean: The Second Story R. This comes ahead of the launch in a couple of months.

Japanese music duo Suiren, comprised of vocalist Sui and keyboardist / arranger Ren, are behind the opening movie’s theme song “Stella”.

Here’s an overview of the game:

Square Enix has unveiled their own schedule and lineup for the upcoming 2023 Tokyo Game Show. This information comes through their official website.

In terms of unreleased Switch games, you can expect to see Infinity Strash: Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai, Star Ocean: The Second Story R, Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince, and PowerWash Simulator.

Here’s the full rundown of the event, courtesy of Gematsu:

PowerWash Simulator Muckingham Files 2 update version 1.4

PowerWash Simulator was given a new “The Muckingham Files 2” update today, and it’s live on Switch now. This is known as version 1.4.

Three new maps have been added to the game that expand the game’s original universe. Players will need to clean up an Excavator, a Spanish Villa and a Paintball Arena.

Here’s the full rundown:

Little Goody Two Shoes

Original (8/29): Square Enix Collective and AstralShift confirmed today that they’re putting Little Goody Two Shoes on Switch. The two sides did not provide a release window.

Little Goody Two Shoes is a narrative-focused horror role-playing game and is also said to be “a mysterious new fairytale anime adventure with a dark twist.” The title pays homage to the original PlayStation and early PS2 RPGs.

Infinity Strash Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai Story Mode, Bond Memories

Square Enix today provided the latest details on Infinity Strash: Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai, including how players can experience the Story Mode as well as the Bond Memories feature.

Here’s the full rundown:

Star Ocean The Second Story R graphics not HD 2D

When Star Ocean: The Second Story R was revealed, some may have thought that the game is using an HD-2D art style like Octopath Traveler and Triangle Strategy. But while the two are similar in some ways, they’re actually different.

Producer and director Yuichiro Kitao clarified things in a recent interview with Famitsu. Kitao explained that the backgrounds “were made with real time 3D, and the characters were drawn with a special shader in a way that really sticks in the player’s memory.”


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