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The enhanced port for Shiren the Wanderer: The Tower of Fortune and the Dice of Fate now sees a release date of December 3, 2020 for Japan. English, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese language options will all be supported, as announced by developer Spike Chunsoft. The physical edition will cost 3,980 yen, and the digital edition will cost 2,709 yen respectively. The physical edition will include both a 60-page booklet and outer box sleeve which can be seen in the featured image above. We will keep an eye out for a verified Western launch date, but until then you can read our previous coverage of this mystery dungeon port here.

Update: A release date for the West is confirmed to be December 2.

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A new illustration has been released by Spike Chunsoft for Shiren the Wanderer: The Tower of Fortune and the Dice of Fate. The game is releasing worldwide some time in 2020, and you can take a look at the overview found by Gematsu, here:

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Shiren The Wanderer: The Tower of Fortune and the Dice of Fate is the latest installment in the storied franchise. Legend has it that Reeva, god of Destiny, holds sway over the past, present, and future. Said to dwell in the mysterious Tower of Fortune, Reeva decides the fates of all mankind with a trio of magic dice…

Lead Shiren The Wanderer and his sidekick Koppa in their quest to conquer the Tower of Fortune in this enhanced port of the PlayStation Vita classic with exclusive new dungeons!

Key Features

• Classic Roguelike Gameplay – Each defeat brings you closer to victory as you learn new strategies and skills.
• Gorgeous Retro Graphics – Beautiful 2D graphics and colorful characters highlight your quest.
• Enhanced Port – Contains bonus dungeons not found in the original release.

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A second trailer has been released by Nippon Ichi Software for the side-scrolling rhythm action game Mad Rat Dead. The Rat God explains to Mad Rat how to navigate and use the game’s various systems. Mad Rat Dead releases on Switch on October 29 in Japan and October 30 in North America and Europe. Notably, a demo is available on the Japanese eShop for anyone with a Japanese account on their Switch.

You can check out the trailer here:

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While a release date for the Switch version is still MIA, other platforms will be seeing Genshin Impact on September 28. The official website from miHoYo has added new character descriptions and information regarding some of the people you’ll get to meet in Liyue Harbor and Mondstadt. There is an exceptional amount of information for Qiqi, as well as a trailer of the characters in action, which can be found at the bottom of this post. Take a look at the info after the break, as rounded up by Gematsu:
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Players on the lookout for light-elemented adventurers and dragons will pleased to know that as of Sept. 2, 11 PM PT, two banners will go live in Dragalia Lost that can help fill in the gaps of any roster. The Light Focus summon showcase will allow players to use their hard-earned Wyrmite to pull for the featured units. The Platinum Showcase, as always will require the use of the purchased currency Diamantium, but will guarantee that any tenfold summon will feature a light-attuned 5★ adventurer. The official announcements are here:

• The Light Focus summon showcase starts Sept. 2, 11 PM PT! Only light-attuned adventurers and dragons will appear in this summon showcase! More details here.
  
• A Platinum Showcase starts Sept. 2, 11 PM PT! A light-attuned 5★ adventurer is guaranteed to appear as the tenth summon in your tenfold summon. More details here.
  

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Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin arrives on Switch November 10 in North America, November 12 in Japan, and November 20 in Europe and Australia. An update has arrived to the Japanese official website with information on the game’s cooking and farm tool creation elements. You can see the videos below as well as information and screenshots as rounded up by Gematsu after the break:

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This week’s Famitsu review scores are as follows:

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Series artist Shinichirou Otsuka has drawn the key visual above exclusively for the game. Spike Chunsoft released the image today, featuring the main characters of the series, as well as a few that will be exclusive to the brand-new storyline that the game follows. The new story itself is fully supervised by the series author Tappei Nagatsuki, so players can expect a familiar touch to this tactical adventure game.

You can read more of our past coverage for this title here, here, and here.

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Square Enix has released their featured games along with a schedule for Tokyo Game Show 2020. TGS 2020 will be online this year, and runs September 24 to 27. Square Enix will be seeing a large amount of features this year, including several mobile titles and a heck of a lot of Dragon Quest. Switch titles like Collection of Saga: Final Fantasy Legend, Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory, and other Japan exclusive games will see the spotlight. Check out the full lineup and schedule below, as rounded up by Gematsu after the break:

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Pokemon GO has received a minor update, bringing the version to 1.151.1 — while there are no big changes of note, there have been a few more bugs vanquished in the latest release. Full patch notes here:

• Release date: August 26th 2020 (North America) / August 27th 2020 (Europe, Japan)
• Platforms: Android and iOS
• File size: 88MB (Android)
• Patch notes:

• Bug fixes

• Additional notes: none.
• Source: see links above

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