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Dragon Ball FighterZ has another DLC character to add in Gogeta (SSGSS). In the latest issue of Jump, we learn a bit more about how the character will play.

The entrance scene for Gogeta (SSGSS) shows Goku and Vegeta fusing. He’s capable of shooting Kamehameha and Galick Gun as standard Ki Blast attacks. Meanwhile, the Meteor Attack is the move used in the movie to defeat Broly.

Gogeta (SSGSS) is coming soon to Dragon Ball FighterZ, but there’s no release date just yet.

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Krafton has prepared several character spotlight videos for the turn-based RPG Mistover. We’ve rounded them up below.

This week’s Switch eShop charts are as follows:

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At E3 2019, Dengeki was given an opportunity to interview Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 producer Nobuya Ohashi. Ohashi weighed in on a number of different topics, including the controls and using the Joy-Con, the game’s roster, and new elements included this time around.

We’ve now prepared a full translation of Dengeki’s discussion with Ohashi. Read the full discussion below.

NPD has revealed the top five best-selling Zelda property games in the United States of all time. Breath of the Wild leads the way, but a surprising entrant makes the list: Link’s Crossbow Training.

Below are the full results:

Spike Chunsoft has debuted a new trailer for YU-NO: A Girl Who Chants Love at the Bound of this World. Watch the video below.

YU-NO: A Girl Who Chants Love at the Bound of this World launches for Switch on October 1 in North America and October 4 in Europe.

Several new games out came out this week on the eShop. If you’re interested in checking out what’s new in screenshot form, take a look at the gallery below.

The latest episode of Nintendo Minute has gone live. In today’s video, Kit and Krysta show off some Astral Chain gameplay. Check out the full episode below.

DNA Studios is bringing its multiplayer physics-based tower building game Tower of Babel to Switch, the studio has announced. A release is planned for this fall.

We have the following overview of the game:

Back in 2002, Nintendo established the iQue division – otherwise known as Shenyou Technologies – to make new versions of its products in China. A video games ban had been in place, making the iQue line necessary.

Years later, the subsidiary is turning into a game programming / tool programming assistant for Nintendo games. It’s gone from a sales agency classification to development, testing and localizing. In fact, as iQue explores game development, it is now hiring new game programmers and testers.

Thanks to Raik for the tip.

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