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This month’s issue of V Jump has a very interesting tease about the future of Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2.

The Japanese magazine shares first images and details about a new original character named Fuu. He could be a member of the demon clan, but that isn’t entirely confirmed just yet.

We knew that Phantasy Star Online 2 Cloud would be launching for Switch in Japan sometime in 2018. SEGA has now narrowed things down a bit further, confirming a release window of Spring 2018.

SEGA has shared the following information:

– No time-consuming downloads and constant updates since everything is on a cloud server
– Runs at 30 frames per second, but there may be lag depending on network conditions
– A stable Internet connection is required to play
– The Switch version cannot play quests with models outside of the PC version
– All accounts use the same SEGA ID, so Arks Cash and Star Gems can be shared across models
– Can switch between models as you please as long as you are not logged in at the same time

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Koei Tecmo released a few new Atelier Lydie & Suelle: Alchemists of the Mysterious Painting screenshots comparing all versions of the game. You can see the different comparisons below. PS4 is on top, Switch is second, and PS Vita is last.

The latest episode of Denjin Gacha featured new footage of the Switch game Gal Metal. View the gameplay in the video below.

Rime dev diary #4

Posted on 7 years ago by (@NE_Brian) in Switch, Videos | 6 Comments

Grey Box published the fourth and final developer diary for Rime. In it, Tequila Works dives into the deeper meanings and themes surrounding the experience. Check out the full video below.

Amazon has posted the North American Attack on Titan 2 boxart. Unsurprisingly, it’s using the same art as its Japanese counterpart. Check out the boxart above.

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Yosuke Matsuda, the president of Square Enix, has spoken quite a bit about Switch as of late. Matsuda recently said that the company is interested in bringing past titles to the system, and noted how it’s “a very attractive and important platform”.

Matsuda had even more to say about Switch in an interview with The Telegraph. First, when asked how Switch has changed how Square Enix looks at developing and designing games, he said:

We have more news about Dragon Quest Builders for Switch, which just received a release date of March 1 in Japan.

First up, here’s a new trailer out of Jump Festa:

Square Enix has also confirmed that a demo for Dragon Quest Builders will go live on the Japanese eShop beginning February 1.

My Hero: One's Justice

At Jump Festa 2018 today, Bandai Namco debuted the first teaser and footage for My Hero Academia: One’s Justice. We have both videos below.

The new Switch version of Dragon Quest Builders will launch in Japan on March 1, Square Enix announced today. The news was just shared during the Dragon Quest Builders – Builders School Winter Course with Switch Version Demonstration at Jump Festa 2018.

Square Enix will be offering the following early purchase bonuses:

– Slime Eye and Slime Mouth recipes
– Slime Lamp recipe (Amazon Japan)
– King Slime Lamp recipe (Ion)

Nintendo will also be publishing Dragon Quest Builders on Switch in the west in Spring 2018. We wouldn’t be surprised if a release date was announced in the near future with a similar timeframe as the Japanese release.


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