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Monolith Soft has confirmed that they are currently recruiting staff for an upcoming entry in The Legend of Zelda series.

Previously, Monolith Soft was cited as having assisted in the development of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, possibly indicating that they are again involved in the next 3D Zelda title.

Translated, the Twitter post from the developer states that they are hiring technical artists, planners, designers, programmers, and a project manager.

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AI: The Somnium Files

This week’s Famitsu scans are now available. Highlights include AI: The Somnium Files, . Scans of all games can be found below.

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PM Studios and acttil announced today that the rhythm music game MUSYNX is arriving in Europe tomorrow via the eShop. Pricing is set at €29.99.

To celebrate the European release, a new update will be going live worldwide. Version 1.1.3 adds 28 new songs, which are as follows:

ANGER FORCE – STAGE 4 –
OPUS: The Day We Found Earth
Mr. Rabbit
Gaokao. Love. 100Days.
YiMengQianChao
YiYuHongChen
Theseus
You Are Right
Dionysia
final dash
SanQianShiJieYaShaJin
Stardust Debris
Bloody Mary
One Way Street
8bit Adventurer
GAME BOY
Travel like dust
When I wake up
Tears
Candleman
Africa
Nobody Knows
HaiTangXian
ZhongHuaShuoJinNiang
journey
NiLangQianQiu
Unshakable
When You’re away

Finally, to celebrate Opus Collection’s physical release in the Americas next month, the title song of the game will be playable in MUSYNX for free.

Source: PM Studios PR

Strictly Limited Games has announced a partnership with Team17 and MakinGames to produce a physical version of Raging Justice. It will be available to order starting March 31.

Along with a standard copy, Strictly Limited Games is also preparing a limited edition. The latter version includes:

Umihara Kawase Fresh! received a demo on the Japanese Switch eShop today. Nicalis will be publishing the game in the west this summer (and probably the demo as well), but if you want to get an early look, you may want to give it a try. That’s because English is fully supported despite only being available in Japan at this time.

Footage of the demo has already popped up online. Over an hour of gameplay can be found in the video below.

Labyrinth of Refrain: Coven of Dusk

This week’s issue of Dengeki PlayStation revealed Labyrinth of Galleria: Coven of Dusk, Nippon Ichi’s followup to Labyrinth of Refrain: Coven of Dusk. We heard reports this week that, in addition to PlayStation platforms, it would also be on Switch. Apparently that isn’t the case after all.

Dengeki Online now has a notice on its website stating that Labyrinth of Galleria: Coven of Dusk isn’t currently planned for Switch despite what’s mentioned in Dengeki PlayStation. Making matters more confusing, the original game is available on Nintendo’s console worldwide, and we’ve seen Nippon Ichi support the system significantly. It doesn’t make much sense as to why Labyrinth of Galleria wouldn’t be coming to Switch, but perhaps we’ll receive an explanation later.

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Ubisoft

Ubisoft will returning to E3 this year with its annual press conference. The company announced today that it has scheduled its event for June 10.

It’ll take place at the following times:

Dragon Ball FighterZ

A massive update for Dragon Ball FighterZ has gone live. Version 1.15 makes a ton of balance updates across the board for various fighters.

The full patch notes are as follows:

As promised, Square Enix held its latest broadcast for Dragon Quest XI S today. Quite a bit of information was shared throughout the hour-long presentation.

First up, here’s a listing of the latest Japanese voice actors as well as brand new features for the Switch version as provided by Gematsu:

Dodge Roll Games and Devolver Digital have announced the final free update for Enter the Gungeon. Titled “A Farewell to Arms”, the latest content arrives on April 5.

Here’s what players can look forward to:


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