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Shin Megami Tensei V delisted

Today, Atlus announced that it will be removing the original Shin Megami Tensei V as well as all of its DLC next month. Fans have until June 13, 2024 to pick everything up.

Atlus plans to delist the following items:

Square Enix multiplatform strategy

Square Enix today announced a new business strategy, which includes a shift in its releases on supported devices. As part of that change, it seems that the company will be pursuing Nintendo support more aggressively. This could include Switch, but certainly the next console as well.

Square Enix says it will “pursue a multiplatform strategy that includes Nintendo platforms, PlayStation, Xbox, and PCs.” The company also mentioned: “Especially, in regards to major franchises and AAA titles including catalog titles, it will build an environment where more customers can enjoy our titles.”

The latest Daily Demon video for Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance has been released by Atlus. Today’s video focuses on Gogmagog.

Nintendo’s maintenance schedule for the week of May 12, 2024 is now available.

Only one session has been announced for this coming week. However, later on in the month, a few extra sessions are planned for Switch.

Here’s the full Nintendo maintenance schedule for the week of May 12, 2024:

Below are the latest Nintendo products that can be currently pre-ordered at retailers:

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The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom was released exactly one year ago today on May 12, 2023, and to commemorate the occasion Nintendo have shared some new artwork of Link and Zelda via X.

Check out the new artwork below:

The latest Daily Demon video for Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance has been released by Atlus. Today we’ve been given some further information about Cleopatra.

Pokemon Sword Shield story

Today, we’re talking about Pokemon Sword and Shield’s story and how it can be improved using details that were included in the anime adaptation, but were for some reason not included in the games.

Ever since (and even before) its initial release in 2019, Pokemon Sword and Shield have been the subject of much controversy and criticism from fans. While most of this criticism revolved around the now (perhaps begrudgingly) somewhat-accepted removal of the National Dex, a good chunk of the criticism Pokemon Sword and Shield receives in the modern day revolves around its story. Mainly, the fact that it doesn’t make much sense.

Stages Missing From Splatoon 3

Though all three Splatoon games are rather similar in terms of graphics and gameplay, the first two entries in the series are home to several exclusive stages that haven’t made it back to Splatoon 3 (at least, not at the time of writing). Among fans of the game, Splatoon 3’s map design is often considered one of its greatest weaknesses – mainly, the stages’ lack of alternate routes to take. Splatoon 1 and 2’s exclusive stages generally have lots of alternate routes, so we aren’t sure what happened. Regardless, today we’re looking at a list of stages not in Splatoon 3 and which ones we might see in updates.

The Last Faith physical

The Last Faith ended up on the Switch eShop not too long ago, and retailers listings now confirm that a physical release is happening as well. It will be available on May 24, 2024.

Along with a standard copy, fans will have the opportunity to purchase the “Nycrux Edition”. The latter includes the game, collector’s box, softcover art book, original soundtrack CD, and fine art prints.


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