Nintendo and Intelligent Systems have confirmed the latest Legendary Hero for Fire Emblem Heroes. Roy: Blazing Lion will be available this Wednesday, the two sides announced today.
Here’s a trailer for the event:
Klabater issued a new gameplay trailer for We. The Revolution, a game about the French Revolution developed by Polyslash. Watch it below.
We. The Revolution is coming to Switch shortly after the PC premiere on March 21.
Last week, Daihanjou! Manpuku Marche: Gourmet Story was added to the Switch eShop. Flyhigh Works has now confirmed that it will be launching in the west this Thursday as World Tree Marché.
We have the following overview and trailer for the game:
Visualnoveler recently brought Eternal Radiance to Kickstarter in hopes of seeking funding for the project. The goal has already been met, and close to three weeks remain in the campaign.
Here’s an introduction to the action RPG:
Niantic has announced a new event for Pokemon GO in celebration of Pokemon Day 2019. Between February 26 and February 26, Pokemon originally discovered in the Kanto region will be featured more prominently.
Below are the full details:
The adventure game Tardy is due out via the Switch eShop on March 1. For a look at some footage, check out the video below.
Digital Foundry has taken a new look at Trials Rising from a technical perspective on Switch. This is based on the open beta that was just held on the console a few days ago.
Right off the bat, Trials Rising makes some concessions to image quality compared to other platforms. That means a lower resolution and frame rate, along with reduced/changed detail inside the actual levels.
Arcade Distillery confirmed today that War Theatre will be available for Switch in March. The strategy RPG will be sold on the eShop as a digital download.
Here’s an overview, along with a first trailer:
Square Enix has announced that all first print copies of Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age will include a reversible coversheet. What the design actually looks like will be revealed at a later date.
In other news, Square Enix has also passed along a breakdown of new features in Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age. They are as follows:
Sensor Tower is reporting that Dragalia Lost has generated over $75 million worldwide in revenue. That means it has outperformed both Super Mario Run and Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp. Super Mario Run has earned $68.6 million while Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp is at $70.8 million.
Japan makes up roughly 65% of Dragalia Lost’s revenue. The United States is the next closest at 18%. Nintendo and Cygames’ release placed at #29 for mobile game revenue in Japan last month and #120 in the U.S.
Dragalia Lost still has a long way to reach Fire Emblem Heroes’ total of $500 million. However, Fire Emblem Heroes is available in 40 countries as opposed to just five for Dragalia Lost, and monthly revenue is starting to get close. Dragalia Lost earned $15.7 million in January, which was 76% of the $20.7 million grossed by Fire Emblem Heroes.
