Pokemon Masters EX is about to reach its second anniversary. This weekend, the game will officially be two years old.
The Pokemon Company and DeNA have prepared a special trailer in honor of the event. We’ve included it below.
Heshikiri Hasebe will be featured in Touken Ranbu Musou, publishers DMM Games and Nitroplus as well as developers Omega Force and Ruby Party announced today. The playable character will act as the captain of the game’s third unit. You can see silhouettes of two others that will be a part of Kasen Kanesada’s unit above (who are presumably Tomoegata Naginata and Yagen Toushirou).
A couple of other characters have been announced for Touken Ranbu Musou outside of Heshikiri Hasebe. As part of the original announcement, we heard that Mikazuki Munechika will be leading the first unit, accompanied by Tonbokiri and Sengo Muramasa. Kasen Kanesada will be in charge of the second unit, who is joined by Hyuuga Masamune, Ichigo Hitofuri, and Namazuo Toushirou. There’ll be a total of five units and fifteen characters.
Tools Up! has gained the final portion of its Garden Party DLC series, Episode 3: Home Sweet Home. The first episode debuted in April, followed by the second one in June.
The fall-themed chapter adds 15 levels full of new mechanics to discover and another challenger to contend with, this time the Stinky Smog. Here’s some additional information:
Pokemon GO players have voiced some concerns about the game in recent weeks, and more specifically, changes to the set radius. It wasn’t too long ago that Niantic was set on pulling back on how far players could interact with PokeStops and POI. Originally, things changed things up due to the coronavirus pandemic. But some since restrictions on entering public places have been lifted in recent months, Niatic was ready to change the official Pokemon GO radius back to 40 meters.
It turns out that will no longer be happening. On social media, it was announced that 80 meters will be the base interaction radius for PokeStops and Gyms around the world.
Jumanji: The Curse Returns is on the way to Switch, Marmalade Game Studio announced during Gamescom: Opening Night Live today. A release is planned for later in 2021.
Marmalade states that Jumanji: The Curse Returns will let players “experience the board game as it’s played in the original 1995 movie, presented in a contemporary digital style.” We have more information and a trailer below.
It’s been a busy time for Super Monkey Ball: Banana Mania at Gamescom 2021, and in celebration of the show, SEGA has now provided first-look gameplay at all twelve mini games. Each of the core six members in the monkey gang – AiAi, MeeMee, GonGon, Baby, Doctor, and YanYan – will be playable here.
The full list of mini games is as follows:
LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga was present at Gamescom: Opening Night Live 2021 as previously promised with a new release window. Not only was a new trailer shown, but we received confirmation that the title will now ship in Spring 2022.
Here’s the video in full:
Last year, publisher Humble Games and Jacob Dzwinel announced Midnight Fight Express. The two sides confirmed plans to bring the game to Switch at Gamescom: Opening Night Live today.
Here’s some information about the project:
April O’Neil will be playable in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge. That’s news was just shared in a brand new trailer, which debuted at Gamescom: Opening Night Live.
Dotemu notes that “April unleashes flurries of hits against the Foot Clan’s devious soldiers. Her agility and far-reaching slide kicks help her close in on targets quickly, and she once again proves the turtles can rely on her unwavering support, even through slices of pizza.”
Here’s a look at today’s trailer:
