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Pokemon Scarlet and Violet, Sword and Shield, Pokemon Legends Arceus soundtracks

It’s been announced that three different entries in the Pokemon series are getting official soundtrack releases in Japan – specifically Pokemon Scarlet and Violet, Pokemon Sword and Shield, and Pokemon Legends: Arceus. The full set will debut on February 27, 2024.

The soundtracks for Scarlet and Violet as well as Pokemon Legends: Arceus come on four CDs. For Pokemon Scarlet and Violet, it’s six CDs. Music from all relevant DLC is included as well. Pokemon Sword and Shield has 142 tracks, Pokemon Legends: Arceus has 110, and Pokemon Scarlet and Violet has a whopping 208.

Pokemon Scarlet Violet Dialga Palkia Tera Raid Battle

Pokemon Scarlet and Pokemon Violet have announced a special Tera Raid Battle featuring Dialga / Palkia. This comes ahead of the new DLC next week.

If you have Pokemon Scarlet, you’ll be able to encounter Dialga in 5 Star Raids. For Pokemon Violet players, Palkia will be showing up. As usual either one can only be caught once per save file.

Pokemon Scarlet Violet Shiny Lucario distribution

For a limited time, in celebration of the upcoming Pokemon Scarlet and Pokemon Violet DLC, players can get their hands on a Shiny Lucario as part of a new distribution. The DLC launches December 14 and you can check out a new trailer that just came online today here.

Lucario will already be at level 75. It knows the moves Flash Cannon, Aura Sphere, Bullet Punch, Ice Punch. Its Tera Type is Steel, comes with the Ability Inner Focus, and is with the Cherish Ball.

Pokemon Scarlet Violet Get Ready for Your Trip to Blueberry Academy

Pokemon Scarlet and Pokemon Violet are providing another look at the second wave of DLC content, The Hidden Treasure of Area Zero Part 2: The Indigo Disk, with a new trailer. We’re able to get a glimpse of the story and characters, returning Pokemon including Legendary Pokemon, gameplay features, and more.

Here’s a bunch of new information:

November 11: Although it’s been missing in action for quite some time, the Switch version of Kingdom Come: Deliverance still seems to be happening. A listing for the game was added on Amazon this week, complete with the boxart pictured above. Some screenshots are included as well, though they seem to be from the PC version.

The Switch edition of Kingdom Come: Deliverance should launch as a Royal Edition meaning players will receive both the main game and all additional content.

Under Night In-Birth II SysCeles Kuon

Under Night In-Birth II Sys:Celes rolled out its latest character today, and this time around, Kuon has been shown off. Yuma Uchida is behind the voice.

Learn more about Kuon with the information below, which was provided by the official website:

Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince

The latest Japanese hardware sales from Famitsu are as follows:

Sea of Stars update 1.0.46981

Sea of Stars is getting another update soon, with Sabotage announcing version 1.0.46981.

We don’t want to go into too much detail here as spoilers are included in the patch notes. Having said that, it comes with a new Relic, some adjustments, fixes, and more.

You can find the full rundown below. Just keep in mind that, once again, there are spoilers here.

Smash Bros. Ultimate fifth anniversary

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate events have been on reruns for a significant period of time now, but believe it or not, the game is seeing a slight revitalization for its fifth anniversary. In a new event, players will be able to earn 5x EXP and SP after fights. Five additional Snack Ls are being given out as well.

The Smash Bros. Ultimate fifth anniversary event begins tomorrow, December 7 (December 8 in Europe). It will last for five days in total.

Sonic Frontiers update 1.41

Sonic Frontiers just issued its latest update and version 1.41 is now available.

The difficulty of The Final Horizon has been adjusted and several bugs have been fixed. There’s been balancing for Easy Mode as well as controls and special move stats for Amy, Knuckles, and Tails. 

Here’s the full rundown:


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