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The latest Pocket Camp event is now playable, and it’s a big one. The Pokemon Scavenger Event lets you gather scattered Poke Balls across your area. Once you have enough you can craft Eevee items. An Eevee hood was also sent to players as a gift. You can find more information in the Pocket Camp app.

UPDATE: Here are some pictures of prizes and other aspects of the event courtesy of Serebii.net.

Sensor Tower has a new report on Dragalia Lost, Nintendo and Cygames’ mobile title. The headline here is that it has generated about $16 million in its first two weeks, outperforming Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp’s revenue of $9.8 million during the same timeframe.

Thus far, Japan is leading the way with spending at 69%. The US is next at just 16%. Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Macau make up the remaining 15%.

Pokemon GO

Pokemon GO is still chugging along and seems to be doing quite well. After generating $84.8 million in September, it ranked at the fourth spot among all apps in terms of revenue.

Pokemon GO’s revenue is up 89% year-over-year. Furthermore, the app’s gross revenue was its highest since November 2017. Revenue also increased 15% from august.

Today, Nintendo issued a new update for Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp. Users on both iOS and Android can now access version 1.9.0.

The new update adds in features and adjustments, including a Sky Viewing Mode. Find the full details about the patch below.

A crossover event with Pokemon is starting tomorrow in Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp. The Poké Ball Scavenger Hunt has you looking for Poké Balls all over the map. Finding them will get you special Eevee-themed items. There will also be a special set of Timed Goals that offer more rewards.

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Quite a few Fire Emblem Heroes news updates today. First up, Intelligent Systems published a new event calendar today, detailing what will be happening in-game up until mid-November. You can see the calendar above.

The next Tempest Trials+ event called Familiar Faces will be running from October 14th till October 24th. The major rewards this time are a new Hero, Dorcas: Pumpkin Smasher, and two seals, Brazen Atk/Res 1 and Darting Stance 1. The bonus units this time are Myrrh: Spooky Monster, Kagero: Beverage Ninja, Niles: Forbidden Tease, Mia: Moonlit Witch, Dorcas: Pumpkin Smasher, Myrrh: Great Dragon, Mia: Lady of Blades and Dorcas: Serene Warrior. There’s also a log-in bonus until the end of the Tempest Trials+ event, giving you a total of 10 orbs.

The corresponding Summoning Focus for the Tempest Trials+ event is now available. It’ll run until October 24th. The focus units are Mia: Lady of Blades, Dorcas: Serene Warrior and Myrrh: Great Dragon.

We have entered the final 24 hours of the first round of the Heroic Feats event. Currently, out of the 10 million needed, Heroes with Fury have been sent into battle collectively by all players 7,677,733 times during the event period. To help players reach the goal, for the final 24 hours of the event, a bonus period has been activated, meaning each time you send a Hero with Fury into battle, it counts double towards the goal of 10 million.

Finally, it’s Thursday, which means that Tactics Drills got updated. The new map “Spurred On” can be found in the Grandmaster section.

The Pokemon Company, Niantic, and Nintendo have shared new details about the Mythical Pokemon Meltan. We have new information regarding how it can be captured in Pokemon GO and transferred to Pokemon: Let’s Go, Pikachu / Eevee.

Here’s the full rundown:

As part of an update to Dragalia Lost tonight, the 15th chapter of the mobile game’s original manga Dragalia Life is now live. 

The release can be viewed in-game, or on the official website

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Yesterday, Fire Emblem Heroes received its new 2.10.0 update. It added an Abyssal difficulty for daily Grand Hero Battles, a Lite Data Version, and more.

Find a comprehensive overview of the new Fire Emblem Heroes update below.

Pokemon GO has announced some notable updates planned for the game. Though we don’t have a date yet, Pokemon from the Sinnoh region are on the way. Also planned are changes to Pokemon migration and behavior plus battle mechanics.

Here’s the full rundown as to what’s planned:


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