Four new screenshots were recently posted from the English Digimon Games’ Twitter account. These images introduce character Kaito Shinonome and his partner Digimon, Dracmon. The Japanese account later added an additional close-up image of Dracmon, where it can be seen more clearly. You can view these screenshots in the gallery below:
Digimon Survive will come to Switch sometime in 2020.
A new update has arrived for both iOS and Android users of Pokemon Home, bringing the version number up the 1.0.9. This 29MB update brings additional bug fixes to the utility. How have you used Pokemon Home so far? Leave a comment below.
A host of new content has arrived in Pokemon Masters, including story chapters 22-24. During the course of gameplay, trainers will meet and befriend the Sync Pair of Valerie & Sylveon. A special paid-currency only 5☆ Select Special Scout is available until March 16th, as well. Additionally, new evolutions are now available for existing Sync Pairs. You can see a trailer below showcasing the new evolutions from the Japanese Pokemon Masters account:
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The next trailer for Pokemon the Movie: Coco will air this Friday during Oha Suta in Japan. This movie was originally revealed in a trailer following the airing of Mewtwo Strikes Back EVOLUTION. You can view the original trailer here:
Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection officially launches tomorrow, and Capcom has shared a new Japanese trailer to celebrate. Check it out below.
Game Informer has a new look at the ragdoll physics game Totally Reliable Delivery Service. View some new footage in the video below.
The strategic 3D shooter Synaptic Drive, which has been worked on by Custom Robo producer Kouji Kenjo, has received a release date. It will launch on May 28, and a physical release will be offered in Japan. Pricing is set at 2,980 yen for the digital version and 3,980 yen for a retail copy.
Here’s an overview of Synaptic Drive, along with a trailer:
Nintendo has uploaded a pair of new Japanese commercials for Animal Crossing: New Horizons. We’ve attached both adverts below.
Blizzard has unveiled a new Experimental Mode for Overwatch known as “Triple Damage”. Experimental testing in Overwatch lets players try out the dev team’s various ideas. And with Triple Damage specifically, there will be a team composition for one tank, three damage, and two support.
Here’s the full explanation from director Jeff Kaplan:
