Rhythm game Taiko no Tatsujin: Drum ‘n’ Fun is getting some Pokemon DLC in Japan. On February 7th, a DLC pack will be available for 400 Yen which will contain three new tracks:
- Pokemon Let’s Go, Pikachu! & Let’s Go, Eevee! Game Music
- Pokemon Sun & Moon anime opening: Future Connection
- Pokemon anime opening: Mesaze Pokemon Master ~20th Anniversary~
It’s currently not known if this DLC will be available for the Western versions of Taiko no Tatsujin: Drum ‘n’ Fun as well.
The Switch has been getting quite a few otome visual novel games, especially in Japan, and that doesn’t seem to be stopping anytime soon. Publisher Prototype announced today that Taishou x Alice: All in One will be released on Nintendo Switch in Japan on April 18. This is a collection of all four Taishou x Alice games: Taishou x Alice Episode 1, Episode 2, Episode 3 and Epilogue. The Switch version comes with additional images as well as an in-game version of a drama CD that was bundled with a previous release of the game.
So far, only a Japanese release has been confirmed. Only Episode 1 has previously received an English translation, so it seems unlikely that this full collection will be released in the West.
The Mothers and Sons Voting Gauntlet has gone live in Fire Emblem Heroes. As expected, the first round matchups are the mothers versus their respective sons – Ethlyn vs Leif, Lissa vs Owain, Cherche vs Gerome and Mikoto vs Corrin.
Also, it’s Thursday, which means that a new map has been added to Tactics Drills. “On the Run” can be found in the Grandmaster section.
Listings on the eShops provide file sizes for a bunch of Switch games. These include Away: Journey to the Unexpected, Aragami: Shadow Edition, The Liar Princess and the Blind Prince, and more.
Here’s the full roundup:
Nintendo’s latest financial results are in, and included with the various documents is the upcoming release schedule for Switch and 3DS. Aside from a look at what’s to come from a first-party perspective, it also provides an overview of some planned third-party titles. We’ve attached the latest schedule below.
Mario Kart Tour will not hit its original release window. The mobile game will now launch sometime this summer, Nintendo just announced.
Mario Kart Tour was originally planned for this fiscal year. Explaining the delay in its financial report, Nintendo said:
Nintendo million sellers – January 2019 – Smash Bros. at 12 million, Pokemon: Let’s Go at 10 million
Thanks to Nintendo’s latest financial results, we’re able to get a look at the company’s latest million sellers. There are a few new entries this time around, and a couple are already at 10 million.
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is the current best-selling Switch game at just over 15 million. Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, a new entrant, sits at 12.08 million worldwide. Pokemon: Let’s Go has also sold 10 million copies.
Here’s the full lineup:
The latest two big events for Dragalia Lost — both the Springtime Spree Summon Showcase and Skyborne Spectacle Raid Event — are now live.
While we focused on the details of these events previously, the official Dragalia Lost Twitter account has provided a new video for the Summon Showcase.
Ahead of the the game’s release next month in Japan, the pre-purchase option for Girls und Panzer: Dream Tank Match DX is now live on the eShop — and some new in-game screenshots have been shared.
According to the listing, the title will cost 8 208 Yen and require 6.2GB of free storage space upon download. Unfortunately, no other language option outside of Japanese is available.
The new images for the game can be seen below.
