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Another big expo is just on the horizon. Next month, the Tokyo Game Show 2017 will be held in Chiba, Japan.

Bandai Namco is first out of the gate with its lineup for TGS. The publisher’s official website for the show is open here. Details about live streams and stage shows will be shared later, but for now, Bandai Namco’s lengthy TGS lineup is below.

A new wave of DLC has joined RPG Maker Fes. Users will find new content based on Disgaea, Phantom Brave, and Prinny.

Here’s the full rundown:

– Disgaea Pack – Contains chibi sprites and graphic images of Laharl, Etna, and Flonne as they appeared in Disgaea D2.
– Disgaea 5 & Asagi Pack – Contains chibi sprites and graphic images of Killia, Seraphina, and Usalia, as well as the perennial cameo character, Asagi.
– Phantom Brave & Prinny Pack – Contains chibi sprites and graphic images of Ash and Marona from Phantom Brave, as well as the ever-popular Prinny.
– Prinny Pack – Contains chibisprites and graphic images of Prinny Kurtis, Big Sis Prinny, and the Hero Prinny

All of this DLC is available in both North America and Europe.

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Pokemon Ultra Sun and Pokemon Ultra Moon are receiving another special package. On Twitter, Nintendo just announced the Pokemon Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon Veteran Trainer’s Dual Pack. It includes both games, 16 art cards, and 200 Poke Balls.

Also announced previously is the Pokemon Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon Steelbook Dual Pack. That one will be an Amazon exclusive.

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Nintendo has prepared a commercial for the Scarlet Red 2DS bundle that recently launched in North America. Check it out below.

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Nintendo published a new North American commercial today for Metroid: Samus Returns. Get a look at the advert below.

A new Pokemon Sun/Moon distribution has been confirmed. In October, GameStop will be handing out codes for Marshadow.

Marshadow will be at level 50 with the Marshadium Z item. It’ll know the moves Spectral Thief, Close Combat, Force Palm, and Shadow Ball.

Here’s the rundown of Marshadow’s distribution:

Some additional information about Medabots Classics has been revealed in this week’s edition of Famitsu.

Firstly, development is stated to have been exactly 78% complete.

There are postgame bonuses for completing the main stories, such as being able to replay the game with every part unlocked and even gaining access to phantom parts that were never available before. There is something called a “Meda-Album” which functions something like a Pokedex, compiling all the parts you obtained in the main stories. You can save and load at any time, and you can skip pesky low-level battles (or high-level ones) using a “Force Robobattle Skip” feature. Wireless local multiplayer has been included for battles and trading.

Medabot Classics versions Kabuto and Kuwagata will release in Japan for 3DS on December 21st, 2017.

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Nintendo’s maintenance had a brief period of quietness, but that’s starting to change this week. Nintendo added even more maintenance to its schedule today which will impact Wii U and 3DS for several hours.

The schedule is as follows:

– 6 PM PT (August 28) – 2 AM PT (August 29)
– 9 PM ET (August 28) – 5 AM ET (August 29)
– 2 AM in the UK (August 29) – 10 AM in the UK (August 29)
– 3 AM in Europe (August 29) – 11 AM in Europe (August 29)

During the maintenance period, all network services such as online play and rankings will be impacted.

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The latest issue of Famitsu has revealed a new 3DS game: Medabots Classics, a collection of the first five Medabots games, which were initially released on the Game Boy (Medabots 1) and the Game Boy Color (Medabots 2 – 5). The games will receive some upgrades and new features, though we don’t know the extent of those yet.

Like some recent games in the series, Medabots Classics will be released as two separate versions, Kabuto and Kuwagata. There is also going to be a special limited edition with a CD and an illustration book.

We don’t know for sure yet, but a Western release of this collection seems fairly unlikely. Still, we’ll keep you updated should any news come out.

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It’s time for the latest Famitsu‘s most wanted games chart. Super Mario Odyssey is still #3 (nearly #2), and the Switch version of Fire Emblem Warriors moves into the top ten.

Head past the break for the full chart. All votes were cast between August 3 and August 9.


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