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Liar Princess and the Blind Prince has received another small Japanese trailer showing off the game. The video shows off some of the cutscenes and gameplay with a great accompanying song in the background. Check the video out below.

This week in Pokemon Shuffle we have the ultra challenge stage Black Kyurem with the great challenge stages Wigglytuff (Winking), Totodile (Winking), Wailord, Palkia and Toucannon. Daily Pokemon included Pikachu (Sleeping), Torchic (Winking), Treecko (Winking), Mudkip (Winking) and Castform (Winking) plus the one for day Pokemon being Cosmoem. Finally there is Shiny Mewtwo special stage and Latias Escalation Battle that will run two weeks.

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Level-5 is back with another commercial for The Snack World: Trejarers Gold, this one clocking in at 90-seconds in length. Check it out below.

System: Switch
Release date: April 3, 2018
Developer: Nippon Ichi
Publisher: NIS America


Penny-Punching Princess checks all the right boxes in things I love: it’s got arcade-inspired gameplay in which you’ll brawl your way through dungeons (or castles) in a level, a section by section format that is reminiscent of classics like Double Dragon or Streets of Rage, a simple light and heavy attack button that you can mix and match for combos, and a very straight-forward approach in how to complete each level. Racking up points and cash so you can bribe, upgrade, and loot your way to victory is also an intriguing element, and the adorable pixel art style looks nice. However, all of the enjoyment is quickly interrupted thanks to non-intuitive controls, uninspired levels, repetitive gameplay, and a story that’s so banal and aimless you’ll find yourself either falling asleep to the dialogue or skipping the text entirely.

Dragon Marked for Death was announced for Switch last August. After it was initially lined up to launch this past winter, Inti Creates delayed the title to sometime in 2018.

Dragon Marked for Death is finally back in the news, as Inti Creates has confirmed its appearance for PAX East 2018. Indeed: those who are attending the expo will be able to try out the game. Gal*Gun 2 will also have a playable demo on Switch at PAX.

For those who missed the original announcement, Dragon Marked for Death is a dark fantasy style action RPG. Though you can play it alone, it also supports up to four users online and locally. Many prominent staff members from the Mega Man Zero and Mega Man ZX series are working on the project.

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Miitomo has been updated with more content. Users will find returning stages with more items.

“Welcome to Miitomo Academy! A+ Fashion Sense” is the returning theme. The stages provide the following:

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Footage is in showing off The Adventure Pals on the Switch. The action-platformer is due for release tomorrow, April 3. Check out the gameplay below:

A new video from One Man Left Studios offers a new look at the turn-based strategy game Hex Gambit. Check out some gameplay below.

GameXplain has uploaded a new video comparing the load times between Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze running on the Switch and on the Wii U. As you might expect, the game seems to be running noticeably faster on the Switch.

It is important to keep in mind that the Switch version of the game is still pre-release. Additionally, loading speeds vary depending on whether a physical or digital copy is being used. The video tests the Switch version against the physical and digital Wii U version.

The video also shows some of the cosmetic, Funky Kong-inspired changes made to the menu. Take a look below:

At Anime Boston a few days ago, VIZ Media announced that it will release Dragon Quest Illustrations: 30th Anniversary Edition in the west. Pre-orders have now started to open. You can reserve it on either Amazon or Amazon Canada.

Dragon Quest Illustrations: 30th Anniversary Edition, which is hardcover by the way, features over 500 illustrations from Dragon Quest to Dragon Quest Heroes II. It also comes with a fold-out poster of the series timeline. Over 200 pages are included inside.


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