It’s been announced that a new update is arriving for Joggernauts today with some new content. The main highlight is the addition of guest characters, including Cowpokes from West of Loathing, Hue and Val from Runbow, and CommanderVideo from the Bit.Trip series.
Here’s a look at the new characters:
Square Enix has posted the Japanese boxart for Chocobo’s Mystery Dungeon Every Buddy. Have a look at the packaging image above.
In addition to the main voice cast, Grasshopper Manufacture also revealed some details on the DLC and Season Pass that Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes is getting. The DLC consists of two main volumes.
Volume 1 will be released on February 28th, 2019. Titled Black Dandelion, it’ll introduce a new playable character, Shinobu Jacbos.
Volume 2 will be released on April 30th, 2019. Titled Bubblegum Fatale, it’ll also feature a new playable characzer, Bad Girl. It’ll also add a new stage, Killer Marathon.
The Season Pass containing both volumes will be available starting January 18th, the game’s release day. It’ll cost $9.99/￡8.99/€9.99. There’s no word yet on whether or not the DLC volumes can also be purchased separately.
We’re steadily approaching the release date of Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes on January 18th. Today, developer Grasshopper Manufacture revealed the main voice cast of the game. You can see the voice actors next to the character they’re portraying in the image above. They are as follows:
- Travis Touchdown – Robin Atkin Downes
- Badman – Steve Blum
- Shinobu Jacobs – Kimberly Brooks
- Bad Girl – Kathryn Fiore
- Brian Buster Jr. – Greg Ellis
We’ve shared plenty of news on the sales success of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate during the last couple of days, so let’s add another one to the pile, shall we? Japanese business newspaper Nikkei reports that worldwide sales for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate reached 5 million copies during its first week on the market. This includes both digital and retail copies. This lines up with Famitsu’s report that the game sold 1.2 million copies in Japan alone during its first week, the game becoming the fastest-selling Nintendo home console game of all time in Europe and Nintendo’s report that the game sold 3 million copies in the US in 11 days.
Shin Megami Tensei V was one of the first games officially announced for Nintendo Switch, yet we’ve heard very little about it since its reveal, presumably because the game was still in its very early development stages when it was announced. The last time we heard about the game was back in August, when the game’s producer, Kazuyuki Yamai, assured fans that Atlus was hard at work on the game and that news would be shared at a later date.
Well, that date is..not quite today. In this week’s issue of Famitsu magazine, several Atlus developers shared their plans and hopes for 2019. Among them was Kazuyuki Yamai, but he didn’t really have anything substantial to share about Shin Megami Tensei V. He says that the team is still steadily working on the game, and that he’s sorry that he can’t disclose the date of the next reveal. Working with Unreal Engine 4 and implementing various details in the game is taking some more time, and he would be happy if fans could wait a little while longer for news.
The Grand Hero Linus: Mad Dog is now back in Special Maps in the Fire Emblem mobile game from December 20 through December 26. Defeating him turns him into an ally. There are also limited-time special quests available during the same period, as well as a new map in Tactics Drills: Grandmaster.
Listings on the eShops provide file sizes for a bunch of Switch games. These include Dynasty Warriors 8, JCB Pioneer: Mars, Catastronauts, Double Cross, and more.
Here’s the full roundup:
