Square Enix hosting Holiday 2020 sale on the Switch eShop
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Square Enix is celebrating the holidays and end of 2020 with a new Switch eShop sale. Fans can save on games in the Dragon Quest, Final Fantasy, and Mana series, among others.
Here’s the full lineup:
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Civilization VI – December 2020 update out now, patch notes
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Civilization VI was given its latest update today. It includes the new City-State picker, which lets you choose which City-States you would like to include in your next game and the Searchable Unit List, which will help you search and filter functions in the World Tracker panel to quickly find any unit on the map. There’s that plus lots of balancing, improvements, fixes, and more.
Below are the full patch notes:
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Super Smash Bros. Ultimate – Spirit Board Challenge Pack 7 released for Switch Online members
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If you’re a Nintendo Switch Online subscriber, you can download the latest bonus for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Nintendo has started the distribution of Spirit Board Challenge Pack 7.
The pack contains:
Bravely Default II soundtrack to be released in Japan
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Square Enix and Pony Canyon have announced that the soundtrack for Bravely Default II will be released in Japan. It’ll be out a few days after the main game’s launch – March 3, 2021.
The Bravely Default II Original Soundtrack can be purchased as a standard item or first-print limited edition. The standard edition contains three CDs while the first-print limited edition has an extra CD. Pricing is set at 3,850 yen and 4,850 yen respectively.
We’ll share additional information about the soundtrack when additional information is provided later on, as well as details regarding import pre-orders.
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Immortals Fenyx Rising reveals Adventure Time Character Pack, trailer
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The Adventure Time collaboration for Immortals Fenyx Rising is extending beyond an animated trailer. Ubisoft today unveiled a Character Pack based on the show, and it’s out now.
The DLC features Finn’s outfit, a rainbow unicorn, and Jake as a companion.
Here’s a trailer:
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Harvest Moon: One World gets new trailer
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Natsume today issued a new trailer for Harvest Moon: One World. The latest details about the game were shared as well.
Here’s the full rundown:
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Roundguard – “The Gift Giver” update out now (version 1.2.0)
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The roguelike puzzler Roundguard has received a new update. Version 1.2.0, known as “The Gift Giver” update, adds a snowy new event, treasures, and three new characters.
Here are some additional details about the update plus a trailer:
Olija release date trailer
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As we reported earlier this week, Olija is gearing up for release on January 28, 2021. A new trailer for the action-adventure game has now come in – see it below.
Olija will be distributed digitally for Switch via the eShop.
Wonder Boy: Asha in Monster World reveals Limited Edition, Collector’s Edition, and Mega Collector’s Edition
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ININ Games, Studio Artdink, and Strictly Limited Games are going all out for the physical versions of Wonder Boy: Asha in Monster World. Aside from a standard release, three special editions are planned.
Here’s the rundown as to what’s included:
Resident Evil 4 director Shinji Mikami talks about why he was so adamant on having the game be a GameCube exclusive
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Resident Evil 4 is on a ton of different platforms now, but that wasn’t always the case. Originally, it was created only for the GameCube. A big part of that was due to director Shinji Mikami.
Mikami signed an exclusive deal with Nintendo before Resident Evil 4’s launch. In an interview with Variety, he explained that the partnership came about due to concern for the gaming industry. Mikami had concerns that if the gaming endeavors from Sony’s PlayStation and Microsoft’s Xbox didn’t work out, “they might just go back to what they’re good at and what they’re known for.”
Mikami added:
