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The latest issue of Weekly Famitsu has revealed that Atlus’ Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux for 3DS will launch in Japan on October 26th this year. The game will be released in Europe and North America in 2018.

Atlus will also hold a livestream on Niconico on July 9 at 19:30 JST to reveal some new information about the game and show some gameplay footage.

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Another Pokemon Shuffle update is live now. First Kalos Cap Pikachu special stage is now available and will remain that way until July 11th. Stages for Regirock, Cresselia, Deoxys Attack Forme and Rayquaza Costume Pikachu are also now available until July 18th.

A repeat Pokemon Safari is also live as well with returning Pokemon: Sandshrew, Sandslash, Barboach, Whiscash, Zigzagoon, Linoone and Shiny Rayquaza. However, this is an additional Pokemon in the safari as well, Shiny Rayquaza Costume Pikachu. The safari will be up until July 18th.

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A new battle competition has been announced for Pokemon Sun and Moon called the Weakness Cup. This competition will be single battles using only Pokemon with five or more weaknesses. Registrations will last from July 20th to July 21st, and the battles will happen July 28th through July 30th.

As for everyone that entered into the Tiny Tourney, the gifts for entry are now available through the Global Link. You will have til July 31st to obtain the Mega Stone gifts: Gardevoirite, Galladite and Lopunnite.

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A new Pokemon scan has emerged for Takara Tomy A.R.T.S battle products promoting an Ultra Beast line. That wouldn’t be noteworthy in most instances, but a mystery addition is to the right of Silvally in the image above. Some are speculating that this could be a brand new addition or form for the series that will be featured in Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon.

News about Pokemon Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon has been absent since the original announcement last month. With E3 out of the way and the two games a few months out, hopefully we’ll hear more soon.

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Yet another Metroid: Samus Returns interview has appeared online with Yoshio Sakamoto. In a talk with CGMagazine, Sakamoto commented on the game’s new melee counter, working with MercurySteam, how the game was brought to life, heavier action focus, and more.

We’ve highlighted notable excerpts from the interview below. You can read the full discussion here.

Nintendo has gone live with a new video to showcase upcoming games coming to 3DS. Pokemon Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon, Metroid: Samus Returns, and more are featured. Check out the video below.


Dragon Quest XI is looking good for localization. A Dutch PR company has seemingly confirmed that they are handling PR for the release in the west. However, it’s unclear what platforms are involved. A release window is also unknown.

Dragon Quest XI is launching in Japan on July 29 on 3DS and PlayStation 4. A Switch version is also in the works, but Square Enix has yet to show it. Hopefully all versions will make it overseas.

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Harvest Moon: Skytree Village players in Europe now have access to four new downloadable content packs. Two are free, and two are paid.

The free Farm Decorations Set contains sixteen new customization items, walls and decorations. The Harvest Sprite Statue Set can be downloaded for free as well, and has five new customization items including a Harvest Goddess-themed pergola and a Harvest Sprite statue.

The paid DLC packs are the New Female NPC Set and New Male NPC / Statue Set. Both are priced at €3.99 / £3.99 each. The female DLC offers new bachelorette Nova and a statue of Doc the Inventor while the male DLC features new bachelor Edmond and a statue of the Harvest goddess.

Here’s a rundown of the new marriage candidates:

The Nintendo UK store is now taking pre-orders for upcoming Pikmin-related products. Hey! Pikmin and the new amiibo can be reserved here. Both launch on July 28.

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Square Enix updated the Dragon Quest XI website today with the latest screenshots. Characters Martina and Row are shown as well as the new town Grotta. Have a look at the latest images below.

Martina, Row, and Grotta were all covered heavily in the latest issue of Jump. If you missed our coverage last week, all of the details can be found here.


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