The latest issue of the Weekly Jump magazine shared a lot of new information about Dragon Quest Builders 2. Read about the additions below courtesy of a translation by Gematsu.
- There is an island called “Materials Island” where you can obtain plenty of materials for building.
- By satisfying certain conditions, you will be able to create unlimited amounts of frequently used materials on the workbench, like string.
- Materials Island is also where the creations of the “Builders 100 Landscapes” contest winners can be found.
- “Mysterious Floors” – A mechanism that moves in response to magnetic floors.
- “Trampoline” – Jump on it to perform a big jump useful for moving to high places.
- “Launch Tube” – Can be used to launch fireworks.
- “Display Sign” – Can be filled in with a message.
The Dragalia Lost shop is about to receive an update allowing you to purchase in-game items more often. Even better, it will require less than an hour of maintenance. The store will be offline on November 12 from 12:30 am to 1:20 am. Check out the changes you can expect at the shop below.
- The Upgrade Packs for each element will be available to purchase twice per week instead of once
- The Adventurer’s Boon Pack will be available to purchase 3 times per week instead of twice
- The Equipment Booster Pack will be available to purchase 3 times per week instead of twice
- The Unbind Pack (Mana Circles) will be available to purchase twice per month instead of once
It’s time to say goodbye to streaming services on Wii. According to a Netflix email sent out to customers, such services will be suspended after January 31.
The full notice reads:
Marenian Tavern Story, which was recently announced for Switch, has received a release date. The management RPG is due out on November 29.
Note that this date has only been confirmed for Japan at present. However, English support will likely be included, and a worldwide release may take place on the same day regardless.
Here’s a trailer for Marenian Tavern Story:
Nintendo has posted another update to the Smash Bros. Blog for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. This time around, we have an introduction to the Yuri Kozukata Assist Trophy.
Here’s the overview:
Pokemon: Detective Pikachu is half a year away from its premiere, but the movie is mostly shrouded in mystery. That could be changing very soon.
Alberta Film Ratings rated Detective Pikachu’s first trailer today, meaning we might be seeing it within the next few days. In fact, TrailerTrack speculates that it could show up within the next week. The trailer may very well be playing before screenings of the new Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald film – another movie that Warner Bros. is distributing.
It’s only a matter of time until we get our first proper look at Pokemon: Detective Pikachu. The movie debuts on May 10.
One of today’s new releases on Switch was Timber Tennis: Versus. You can see what the game has to offer with the footage below.
The newest NeoGeo game for Switch, Thrash Rally, is now available. For a look at the game in action, check out the footage below.
GameStop has been listing Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes on its website for months, pointing to a physical release. But now we have even more evidence that it’s happening.
GameStop’s page for Travis Strikes Again has been updated with a new price point of $39.99. Other retailers are now listing the title as well, with Amazon now opening pre-orders here. It’s all but official that a physical version is happening.
