Yo-kai Watch 1 launches for Switch in Japan on October 10
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It was recently made known that Level-5 will be bringing the original Yo-kai Watch to Switch. The company has officially confirmed the news, and has revealed an October 10 release date for Japan. Pricing is set at 4,980 yen.
Unlike the 3DS original, Yo-kai Watch 1 for Switch will feature full HD graphics. It will also work with the Yo-kai Art and DX Yo-Seiken toys.
Here are the first screenshots from the Switch version:
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Super Smash Bros. Ultimate version 4.0.0 coming within the next week
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Super Smash Bros. Ultimate’s next update is coming soon. Version 4.0.0 goes live within the next week, Nintendo announced as part of an in-game notice. The company also just revealed a few minutes ago that it will host a presentation on July 30 to share more on the Hero DLC and the character’s release date.
Once the update is installed, players may not be able to view replays saved prior to this version. You can save replays ahead of time by visiting the Vault, then Replays, Replay Data, and finally Convert to Video.
Fire Emblem: Three Houses tops the UK charts, outperforms Fire Emblem Awakening and Fates
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Early reports are in for Fire Emblem: Three Houses’ debut sales in the UK.
In its first week, the game managed to top the charts. We’re also hearing that it sold nearly double the launch sales of Fire Emblem Awakening. On top of that, it had more than double the combined sales of the first two Fire Emblem Fates (Birthright / Conquest) games.
Fire Emblem: Three Houses secured the number one spot by a wide margin. It doubled up on the boxed sales of Wolfenstein: Youngblood, which also came out a few days ago.
Pre-order updates – July 28, 2019
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SD Gundam G Generation Cross Rays footage (ACGHK 2019)
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At ACGHK 2019, new footage from SD Gundam G Generation Cross Rays was shown. Take a look at the gameplay in the video below.
Astral Chain’s “Unchained Mode” detailed
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We previously heard that Astral Chain would include a mode to make the game easier. In the game’s latest Japanese trailer, the Unchained Mode was finally detailed.
When it’s turned on, players can customize all sorts of actions that can be automated. These include:
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Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet Complete Edition will be sold physically on Switch in Europe
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Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet Complete Edition appears to be digital-only in North America. In Europe, however, things are quite a bit different. Bandai Namco will be offering a physical version in PAL regions.
Amazon is taking pre-orders for Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet Complete Edition here. Despite what the page says, those who live in the US should be able to place an order.
Sword Art Online: Hollow Realization Deluxe Edition is also up on Amazon UK here. Like Fatal Bullet, it was sold physically in Europe unlike North America.
New Disney Tsum Tsum Festival trailer
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Coinciding with this week’s release date news of October 10 in Japan, Disney Tsum Tsum Festival has received a new trailer. We’ve included it below.
15 minutes of Gunvolt Chronicles: Luminous Avenger iX footage
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Noisy Pixel has posted 15 minutes of direct-feed footage from Gunvolt Chronicles: Luminous Avenger iX. Watch the new gameplay below.
Gunvolt Chronicles: Luminous Avenger iX releases for Switch on September 26.
Oninaki devs on action-RPG origins, story length, visual style, more
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Japanese outlet 4Gamer recently had a chance to speak with a few members of the Oninaki development team. Atsushi Hashimoto, Takashi Tokita, and Ryutaro Sasaki participated in the discussion. The three developers talked about why the game is an action-RPG rather than turn-based, how long the story will be, the decision to mix up the art style following I Am Setsuna and Lost Sphear, and more.
We’ve now prepared a full translation of the interview. If you’re interested in learning more about Square Enix’s Switch RPG, continue on below.
