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Fire Emblem Heroes has kicked off its latest event. “Heroes with Blazing Light” is the theme, in which three Heroes with the Blazing Light skill are available as part of the five-star summoning focus. This skill damages foes in an area near their target.

Summoning Focus: Heroes with Blazing Light will be active until March 4. Players don’t have to use Orbs the first time they summon.

This month’s EDGE review scores are as follows:

In this week’s issue of Famitsu, the Japanese magazine included a code that can be used on the eShop to redeem a demo for Atelier Lulua: The Scion of Arland. Footage of the trial can be found below.

If you’re interested in trying out the Atelier Lulua demo, head on over to the eShop and use the code D3GM3303RBBBS8FB.

Thanks to D-Omen for the tip.

R.B.I. Baseball 19 is a couple of weeks away from launching on Switch. Ahead of its release, a new batch of screenshots and details have come in.

Here’s the full roundup:

tinyBuild has confirmed that an update is in the works for the Switch version of Guts & Glory, which is primarily intended to improve performance. Thus far, it looks like the team has managed to increase the average and max frame rate in different environments.

Here’s the full progress update from tinyBuild:

A couple of days ago, Smashing the Battle debuted on the Japanese Switch eShop – with the western release coming soon. Have a look at some footage below.

Cosmoscope posted a new preview video for Morphies Law version 2.0. Today we have a look at the new lobby, which lets players choose an instrument and make sounds with over 30 different instruments and over 10 million combinations.

Here’s the news from Cosmoscope:

This week’s Switch eShop charts are as follows:

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Nintendo will be releasing Kirby’s Extra Epic Yarn on 3DS next month. If you’re interested in owning the game digitally, the pre-load option on the eShop is now available.

Kirby’s Extra Epic Yarn takes up 11,665 blocks of space. That amounts to 1.42GB.

Kirby’s Extra Epic launches physically and digitally for 3DS on March 8.

Source: 3DS eShop

After it was unveiled during last week’s Nintendo Direct, Japanese magazine Famitsu caught up with a few of the developers working on Oninaki. This includes director Atsushi Hashimoto, producer Ryutaro Sasaki, and creative producer Tokita Takashi. The three discussed how Tokita (who is the director of Chrono Trigger) became involved and what he has contributed, the game’s origins and characters, and why it’s an action RPG.

We’ve prepared a full translation of the interview with Hashimoto, Sasaki, and Takashi. Continue on below to read it in full.


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