During the last Nintendo Direct, Doraemon Nobita no Bokujou Monogatari was announced for Switch. However, only a Japanese western was confirmed at the time. While that may be the case, we do have some new hope for localization.
Doraemon Nobita no Bokujou Monogatari has been rated for Switch in Taiwan. That’s an English name as opposed to the Japanese original. If the game ends up heading west, it would likely be under the name of Doraemon Story of Seasons.
We’ll let you know if and when we hear about an official announcement.
Dire Wolf today announced a pair of new games for Switch. The first one is Eternal, a popular free-to-play digital collectible card game (CCG). The board game Raiders of the North Sea is also on the way.
Here’s a bit of additional information about both titles:
This month’s issue of V-Jump provides an update on Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist: Link Evolution. The big news is a release date – it’ll launch in Japan on April 25. The game will be a digital download on the eShop.
Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist: Link Evolution features over 9,000 cards from the trading card game and supports the “New Master Rules. Monsters from Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS will also appear in-game for the first time.
Nintendo has put up a new North American commercial for Yoshi’s Crafted World. Get a look at the advert below.
Limited Run Games announced today that the physical version of Axiom Verge for Wii U will be available to pre-order on its website at the end of this month. It came as a bit of a surprise, given that BadLand Games had first made the release known two years ago and it’s been relatively quiet since.
GamesIndustry now has some insight into the situation, and as it turns out, things became very complicated with a bit of a legal battle between Limited Run and BadLand. Here’s a summary of what happened:
Angry Mob Games has announced that Brawlout version 2.0 has been approved. With the latest patch, Beheaded from Dead Cells will be added as a new character.
The next update will come with a few other elements as well. New online lobbies will be added in addition to single-player trials.
Brawlout version 2.0 launches for Switch on March 21.
Thanks to the latest issue of V-Jump, Dragon Ball FighterZ’s next DLC fighter has been revealed. The magazine confirms that Goku from Dragon Ball GT will be available as a paid character.
GT Goku can use “Super Kamehameha” as his special move. This transforms him into Super Saiyan 3 when there are two or fewer overall team members remaining. His Meteor special attacks include “Super Spirit Bomb” along with a second, hidden attack. “Power Pole” and “Reverse Kamehameha” are his other attacks.
V-Jump did not specify a release date for the DLC’s launch.
It was just over two years ago that a physical version of Axiom Verge for Wii U was revealed. Oddly, it never materialized.
Despite Badland having announced the original Wii U retail release, it looks like Limited Run Games has taken things over. The company says that this came about following “several years of struggle (and an ongoing legal battle over a huge amount of lost money at the hands of BadLand Publishing)”. The game will be available to order starting March 29 at 7 AM PT / 10 AM ET.
Limited Run Games has opened pre-orders for the physical version of Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon. You can go with either a standard copy or a collector’s edition with extra goodies.
The collector’s edition includes:
Nintendo released the latest video for Yoshi’s Crafted World. Have a look at the “Buddy up with Yoshi!” trailer below.
