This week’s issue of Famitsu has revealed that Little Dragons Café, the newest simulation game from Harvest Moon creator Yasuhiro Wada, will be released in Japan on August 30th. We don’t have a concrete Western release date yet, but last we heard, Rising Star Games, who are publishing the game in Europe, have said that the game will launch in Europe “this Summer”. It seems quite likely that August 30th could be the game’s worldwide release date, though we don’t know for sure yet.
Nintendo published another video showing a brief look at Splatoon 2’s upcoming Octo Expansion. This level has you essentially playing a round of Rainmaker against a team of AI opponents:
Three new animals have been revealed for Pocket Camp being: Wolfgang, Poppy and Naomi along with theor modern themed furniture.
The next Grand Conquest’s pre-registration is up til May 17th. The conquest will have changes including: enemy troop brigades increased to 40 members, easier to tell which areas have effects on others and lunatic available at GC 4 and infernal at 8 from now on.
-Performance characters
A new element is performance characters, each performance character has a skill that supports your performance. There are two performance characters being Kirby and Squid from Splatoon.
FuRyu has now revealed that Beyblade Burst: Battle Zero will be coming out for Switch on October 25th in Japan. It will cost 6,980 yen via retail and 6,280 yen via download, the retail having an exclusive beyblade.
Ariana Grande, Jimmy & The Roots Sing “No Tears Left to Cry” on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, check it out below.
Are you bothered by having to wait around for runes to recharge in Zelda: Breath of the Wild? Then perhaps a new glitch will pique your interest.
Once you’ve placed an object in stasis and launched it airborne, viewing a cut-scene from Link’s memories restores your stamina and runes. The glitch allows players to use stasis several times over midair.
Here’s a look:
At BitSummit this past weekend, Inti Creates revealed Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon for Switch and 3DS. One of the streams at the show actually showed quite a bit of gameplay from the playable demo. We have 15 minutes of footage from the recording below.
Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon releases via the eShop on May 24.
Now that Taiko Drum Master: Nintendo Switch Version! has a confirmed July 19 release date in Japan, Bandai Namco has shared the official boxart. We have it above.
