Famitsu sales (9/27/21 – 10/3/21)
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Bonito Days announced for Switch
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Studio Somewhere has announced Bonito Days, “a multiplayer game with a City Pop inspired soundtrack, designed to transport you back to those lazy summer days when life was less stressful.” It will launch exclusively for Switch on October 14.
Here’s an overview of the game:
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Action adventure game Cosmic announced for Switch
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Publisher Feardemic and developer King’s Pleasure today unveiled Cosmic, an action adventure game for Switch set in a multilayered universe where light and shadow dictate its metaphysical rules. It will be available in 2022.
Here’s an overview of the game:
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Shin Megami Tensei V daily demon vol. 139 – Parvati
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Atlus has shared the latest daily demon video for Shin Megami Tensei V, this latest one highlighting the demom Parvati. Check out the video and some additional details below the break.
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The Lightbringer gameplay
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Puzzle platformer The Lightbringer arrives on the Switch eShop today. Check out some gameplay footage and additional details below.
Fire Emblem Heroes – 10/7/2021 Current Events
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Several new pieces of content are available today in Fire Emblem Heroes, including a new Summoning Event. Check out the details on what’s being added below the break.
Composer for the Dragon Quest series Koichi Sugiyama has passed away
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The composer for the Dragon Quest series, Koichi Sugiyama, has passed away at the age of 90. Square Enix Japan has put out a statement about the composer’s passing on their official Dragon Quest website and listed his cause of death as septic shock. He passed on September 30, 2021.
Koichi Sugiyama has created music for the Dragon Quest series since its inception and is listed as contributing to over 500 songs for the game series over the years. Square Enix says in their statement that his last task before his death was composing the score for the upcoming 12th mainline game in the series, Dragon Quest XII: The Flames of Fate. What progress he made on this task was not listed in the statement.
Finally, in their statement Square Enix thanks him for his contributions to the Dragon Quest series and says that the music will be a part of his legacy. Comments by his collaborators, such as Yuji Horii (principle game designer and scenario writer for Dragon Quest) and Akira Toriyama (creator of Dragon Ball), can be seen on his obituary page and a memorial is being planned by Square Enix, scheduled to take place in Sugiyama at some point in the future.
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3DS eShop charts – October 6, 2021
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Shin Megami Tensei V daily demon vol. 138 – Koropokkuru
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We have another new demon trailer for Shin Megami Tensei V from Atlus, which now shows off Koropokkuru. It first appeared in Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers.
Over on the Megami Tensei Wiki, the site offers up some background information on Koropokkuru. Read more about the demon below.
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PUI PUI Molcar Let’s! Molcar Party! announced for Switch
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Bandai Namco today revealed PUI PUI Molcar Let’s! Molcar Party!, a party game for Switch based on the Japanese stop-motion short anime series. A release is planned for December 16 in Japan and Asia. English support has been confirmed for the Asian release.
