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Jake Hunter Detective Story: Prism of Eyes

Jake Hunter Detective Story: Prism of Eyes is only available in Japan at present. But could a western release be in the cards as well? A new rating from Korea certainly leaves the door open to the possibility.

The Game Rating and Administration Committee of Korea has rated Jake Hunter Detective Story: Prism of Eyes for Switch (and PlayStation 4) under its English name. Since the listing doesn’t use the Japanese franchise name Tantei Saburou Jinguuji, it suggests that the game will be released outside of Japan. As we know, Aksys Games changes Saburou Jinguuji’s name to Jake Hunter.

If we hear anything else surrounding a possible release for Jake Hunter Detective Story: Prism of Eyes, we’ll be sure to let you know.

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Decay of Logos

Rising Star Games published the second developer diary for Decay of Logos this week. In the video below, developer Amplify Creations talks about the game’s world and its ancient memories.

Moonlighter

Moonlighter finally comes to Switch on November 5. For a look at the game on Nintendo’s console, check out the footage below.

GRIP

New footage has arrived from the Switch version of GRIP: Combat Evolved. Check out some gameplay below as well as a docked/handheld comparison.

Swap This!

Two Tribes shared a launch trailer for Swap This! – its lost game that is out today on the Switch eShop. View it below.

This week’s Wii U eShop charts are as follows:

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Mebius announced today that it will be publishing Agartha on Switch as Agartha-S. Originally developed by Shindenken, it’ll arrive sometime this winter in Japan.

DLSite provides the following overview:

Kemco will publish RideOn Japan’s Marenian Tavern Story on Switch, the company has announced. It’s scheduled for this winter in Japan. Expect a worldwide release for this one.

Here’s an overview for Marenian Tavern Story, along with a trailer:

The latest issue of Weekly Jump has revealed the next DLC character for My Hero: One’s Justice. Inasa Yoarashi will be joining the game, according to the magazine.

With his “Whirlwind” Quirk, Inasa can use long-reaching wind attacks. Weekly Jump also confirms that the character will have his own missions, which will provide accessories when cleared.

No release date has been announced for Inasa Yoarashi’s release at this time.

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Following up on tonight’s trailer, The Pokemon Company published a set of Japanese commercials for Pokemon: Let’s Go, Pikachu / Eevee. See the adverts below.


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