Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth’s western launch is just on the horizon. To celebrate, a new 3DS theme can be downloaded from the shop, and it’s completely free.
We have a look at the theme above, which features the cast of Persona Q2. It also includes the “Cinematic Tale (Instrumental Ver.)” music.
Source: 3DS Theme Shop
Blizzard is rolling out the latest update for Diablo III: Eternal Collection. The patch adds support for Season 17, which kicks off on May 17. It also features legendary item updates, new Torment levels, a slew of quality of life changes, and a nightmarish Seasonal buff.
Below are the full patch notes:
Publisher All In! Games and developer The Knights of Unity today announced Tools Up, “a top-down action game about fixing flats with friends”. It will release later in the year on Switch.
Here’s an overview of Tools Up, along with a trailer:
Marvelous held its latest broadcast for Rune Factory 4 Special today. Along with sharing information on the game’s Voice Comments and Another Episode features, the opening movie was shared.
First, here’s the roundup of tidbits:
Arc System Works has readied a new video for Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus R on Switch. Watch the trailer below.
As the rollout of Samurai Shodown trailers continue, we now have a video focusing specifically on Samurai Shodown. Check out his trailer below.
New footage has emerged from the Switch version of Undead Horde. Take a look at some gameplay ahead of the title’s release below.
Konami has announced an update for Castlevania Anniversary Collection. Shortly after the digital package is released, Japanese title variants will be added. The update will be free for all players.
Castlevania Anniversary Collection features eight games. It includes Castlevania, Castlevania II: Simon’s Quest, Castlevania: The Adventure, Castlevania III: Dracula’s Curse, Kid Dracula, Castlevania II: Belmont’s Revenge, Super Castlevania IV, and Castlevania Bloodlines.
During the week of April 22, Switch and PlayStation 4 sales were extremely close in Japan. The two were at 8,042,166 units and 8,047,754 units sold respectively. Now that the latest data from Japan (via Famitsu) has come in, we can now say that Switch has reached another major milestone.
Between April 29 and May 12, Switch sold another 83,471 units while the PS4 moved another 30,003 consoles (counting the PS4 Pro). With the latest data, Switch has officially surpassed sales of the PS4 in Japan. Nintendo’s system currently sits at a total of 8,125,637.
With Nintendo’s financial results shared last month, we found out that Switch outsold the N64. Prior to that, it outsold the Wii U in just ten months.
