Once again, the Animal Crossing Twitter account is teasing three more animals being added to Pocket Camp soon. Can you tell who they might be based on their silhouettes?
Today, Atlus released what is presumably the first of many character-focused trailers for Persona Q2. This one is all about Persona 3’s Junpei Iori:
A couple of Fire Emblem Heroes updates today: first up, today’s daily Summoning Focus is Weapons to Refine, Part 2. The focus units are Eldigan: Lionheart, Minerva: Red Dragoon and Jaffar: Angel of Death.
One more skill-based Summoning Focus went live today, though this one will be available for a while longer, until August 26th: Heroes with Draconic Aura. The focus units are Karla: Sword Vassal, Ares: Black Knight and Kana: Dragon Princess.
Since it’s Thursday, Tactics Drills received its weekly update. The new map “A Land Divided” can be found in the Grandmaster section.
Finally, the second question of Feh’s Summer Quiz is now available to answer here:
In the Fire Emblem Heroes game, three versions of Hector have been released so far. Each one has differences. Out of the three, which appears taller than the others in the stance he takes at the beginning of a turn?
- A: Hector, General of Ostia
- B: Hector, Just Here To Fight
- C: Hector, Marquess of Ostia
Nintendo has posted another update to the Smash Bros. Blog for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. This time around, we have an introduction to Chrom.
Here’s the overview:
Listings on the eShops provide file sizes for a bunch of Switch games. These include Night Trap, Blade Strangers, The Messenger, and more.
Here’s the full roundup:
V Jump is back with two more videos for My Hero: One’s Justice. In addition to a look at character customization, we also have footage of Free Battle. Both can be found below.
Treadnauts is hitting Switch this week as a digital download. For a look at the game in action, watch the video below.
The Switch eShop expands later this month with the addition of Freedom Planet starting August 30. Have a look at some new direct-feed footage below.
At Anime Expo 2018 last month, Death Mark’s localization was announced. Aksys Games is bringing it outside of Japan.
Interestingly, a limited edition of Death Mark will accompany the game’s western release. Amazon and GameStop both have listings up for this version. Unfortunately, neither provide details on what it includes.
