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With Atlus preparing a new teaser trailer for Shin Megami Tensei V yesterday, Famitsu shared a new interview with Kazuyuki Yamai, who is leading development on the game. Although Yamai didn’t offer any gameplay specifics, he spoke with the magazine in general about topics like themes and keywords, as well as using Unreal Engine 4.

Gematsu translated the tidbits from the interview that have leaked online thus far. We’ve rounded them up below.

Forever Entertainment has set a release date for Sparkle 2 Evo. In both North America and Europe, the title is slated for November 2.

In Sparkle 2 Evo, you begin as a small organism as you explore the abyss in search of nutritional elements. You’ll go after other species when you run out of other food sources. Ultimately the goal is to grow, but how you grow will be up to you – be it a fast and aggressive carnivore, a sluggish but fast-eating herbivore, an omnivore, or something else entirely.

We have a trailer for Sparkle 2 Evo below.

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Square Enix released a new story-focused, English trailer for Lost Sphear titled “Restore the World”. See the video below.

The digital version of This is the Police is hitting Switch today digitally, with the physical version to follow in December. View a trailer for the game below.

If you’ve yet to secure a Super NES Classic Edition, you may want to try your luck at Toys “R” Us. Later this week, it’ll be restocked at the retailer.

Toys “R” Us published a tweet confirming that the SNES Classic Edition will be back in stock on Friday. Switch will be available, too.

Here’s the tweet:


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The European Halloween eShop sale Nintendo teased last week is now up and running. Switch, 3DS, and Wii U owners can save on various titles.

Here are some of the highlights:

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Nintendo has gone live with the North American commercial for Fire Emblem Warriors. Have a look at the advert below.

The English version of Nights of Azure 2 is now available. Check out an hour of footage showing the game on Switch below.

Forever Entertainment is publishing the adventure game Violett on Switch this week via the eShop. Get a look at some footage below.

Atlus announced a new Shin Megami Tensei game for Switch way back in January. Then after many months of silence, the project resurfaced yesterday, and it was confirmed that the title is in fact Shin Megami Tensei V.

In this week’s Famitsu, it’s explained that Atlus decided to make Shin Megami Tensei V for Switch due to its playstyles. Players will be able to enjoy the story in HD on a television while also experiencing the game in portable or tabletop mode to put in the grind to level up and fuse demons at the comfort of your own bed.

Famitsu also confirms that Kazuyuki Yamai is leading the development team on Shin Megami Tensei V. He was previously the director of Shin Megami Tensei IV. Famitsu also notes that the concept is to look back and reflect on the characteristics of the times.

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