Cygames has announced that the Story Event titled Valentine’s Confections will be making an out-of-season return in the latest revival on August 22nd.
Those interested can check out the details for the event below.
Valentine’s Day may be months away, but it’s never too early to share your feelings! In the Valentine’s Confections story event, you can use event items acquired by clearing quests from the main campaign and various events to unlock special Valentine’s stories. You’ll be able to check out limited-time stories for the various characters.You can defeat fiends to collect items and create special memories with residents of the Halidom, but who will you choose? A strict priestess? A man with love to spare? But there’s no telling who else may make an appearance!How much story you experience is up to you… But we hope you enjoy this extra-sweet, gushy time of year, and that you’re looking forward to the Valentine’s Confections story event revival!Notes:1. Players must have completed up to Chapter 2 / 2-1 (Normal) of the main campaign to participate.2. Players must have completed up to Chapter 2 / 2-1 (Normal) of the main campaign in order to play co-op.
As part of the ongoing series of devblogs being put out by Platinumgames in the lead up to the release of Astral Chain, the blog has taken a new look at the team’s development of the overall user interface of the game.
This time around, we get to hear from lead UI artist Rui Onishi and other UI artist Yasutaka Saito. Those interested can read the notes below, and visit the blog to view animations of the development.
Square Enix has published the Japanese launch trailer for Oninaki.
Those interested can view the footage below.
A number of new deals are up and running on the North American Switch eShop. Highlights include Blossom Tales, Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen, Gris, and Valkyria Chronicles.
Here’s the full roundup of sales:
The adventure game Ary and the Secret of Seasons will be appearing on Switch early next year. Take a look at a few minutes of direct-feed footage below.
tinyBuild brought Party Hard to Switch last November. Its sequel, Party Hard 2, may also be a possibility for the system. PEGI rated the game for Nintendo’s console a couple of months ago.
For those who haven’t heard of Party Hard 2 previously, here’s a handy overview:
A listing on the eShop shows a new title from publisher Yogscast and developer Foggy Box Games. Brunch Club, a food frenzy party game, will release on Switch this month.
We have the following overview and trailer for Brunch Club:
It’s about that time when the back-to-school season swings into full gear. Nintendo NY got into the spirit yesterday with a special event featuring Super Mario Maker 2 and Nintendo Labo.
Nintendo has now sent out a few photos from the event. We have them below, along with their descriptions.
Hello, my beautiful bubbles and bobbles. This week on NEP, we’re gushing about Fire Emblem: Three Houses. Oni tries (and fails) to not talk about FE3H the entire episode, while Galen picks arbitrary battles as he defends Cooking Mama. Oni also gives some first impressions with the Grandia HD Collection, and the gang discusses all the game announcements and details we got this week! Could a Nintendo Direct be coming next month?
We finish things off by chatting about games with sequels where one was exponentially better than the other. Both Galen and Oni dive into their pasts to pull up some sore memories of their favorite games…
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