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SNK released a third trailer for Tag Team Frenzy, just before its release on September 7.

In this photo, there’s a description on the back of a box for Japanese title Hakuoki Shinkai: Fuukaden that reads, “Compatible with Save Data Cloud Backup of Nintendo Switch Online.” That suggests that Switch cloud saves might not be universal and instead are dependent on the game. We’ll likely learn more during tomorrow’s Nintendo Direct.

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Ahead of its Switch release later in the month, Valkyria Chronicles 4 is getting a demo in Japan on September 13. Players can move the progress made in the demo to the full game. Since the Switch isn’t region locked, any Switch owner can download the demo as long as they have a Japanese account.

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According to a translation by Gematsu, Kunio-kun: The World Classics Collection will release on December 20 in Japan for Switch. An early purchase nets you the bonus game Hanazono Koukou Dodge Ball Bu. It’s unclear if “early purchase” means a pre-order or extends past the game’s launch

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Fire Emblem Heroes has received its latest update. Starting now, players on iOS and Android can download version 2.9.0, which includes a new feature, a new battle type, and more weapon skills.

One segment of the latest issue of Famitsu was an interview with Tomoya Asano and Masashi Takahashi of Square Enix. They revealed some new information about both Octopath Traveler and hints at the future of the Bravely series. Some interesting tidbits from the interview:

  • The developers of Octopath Traveler decided from the beginning not to add any DLC. They’ve just started talks about a possible sequel.
  • Now that the team has grown to be the 11th Business Division, they hope to release a new RPG every year.
  • The new pieces of art for the Bravely Twitter account are meant to convey that Bravely is “not a title of the past” to Square Enix, though they didn’t have any details to share about a new Bravely game.
  • Since games like Octopath Traveler and Bravely titles take about four years to make, Square Enix would need at least two new franchises to hit their game a year goal.

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The game announced earlier this year has gotten an official title. Taito announced that it’s named The Ninja Warriors: Once Again. A stage will be playable at the Indie Game Corner Natsume Atari booth during TGS, which runs September 20 to September 23.

The announcement also came with a trailer, which you can watch below.

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Konami added a web page for its appearance at the 2018 Tokyo Games Show. Read the lineup according to translations from Gematsu below.

Peculiarly, Target’s website lists the release date of the Switch version of Diablo III as November 2, leading to a lot of speculation. Every other retailer has a placeholder date of December 21, the last day of Fall 2018. Adding to the intrigue, November 2 is the first day of BlizzCon. Releasing a Diablo game on a handheld for the first time could be a very exciting way for Blizzard to kick off its annual event.

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Two weeks after its game was announced for Switch and released a new trailer, developer Arc System Works shared a lot more about The Missing: J.J. Macfield and the Island of Memories. Here is what they posted on their website.


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