Neo Turf Masters is the next game joining the Arcade Archives series on Switch, and it’s out tomorrow. View a trailer below.
Update 7: Bumped to the top again. Back up on Amazon Canada.
Update 6: Sold out on Amazon.
Update 5: Bumped to the top again. Live on Amazon here.
Update 4: Sold out on Amazon Canada.
Update 3: Bumped to the top. Now live on Amazon Canada (thanks Ynini).
Update 2 (3/22): Back in stock here.
Update: Now sold out. Was in stock for several hours at least!
Original (3/21): GameStop has now opened pre-orders for the Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia Limited Edition. Secure your copy here. When other retailers open pre-orders, we’ll let you know.
On May 19th Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia will be available worldwide, but for Australia the day will be the 20th of May and they will have their own special Limited Edition as well.
This Fire Emblem Echoes Limited Edition is actually closer to the American release, since there won’t be any amiibo. The Australian release will feature the game, an artbook, the same metal pixel pin badges of Alm, Celica, and Marth, a reversible title sheet and the “Sounds of Echoes” soundratck selection CD.
The official Nintendo Australia site has detailed that the Limited Edition will be sold exclusively via EB Games Australia and New Zealand for SRP AU$99.95
Famitsu has uploaded to their website the first Radiant Historia: Perfect Chronology screenshots. Check them out below:
By the way, Famitsu confirms a Perfect Edition for Radiant Historia: Perfect Chronology (10,584 yen) and stereoscopic 3D is not included.
Today, Sumo Digital issued the third developer diary for Snake Pass. The video talks about how the game turned into a fully realized project from the initial Game Jam build. Check it out below.
DotEmu hasn’t shown the hero design in Wonder Boy: The Dragons Trap – until today. The company gave fans a first look at the character, including the reveal of a playable Wonder Girl.
Here’s a new trailer:
DotEmu added in a new blog post:
“Over the years we’ve seen many different versions of Wonder Boy, depending on the specific game or console. Even the concept art had radically different characters. With such a diverse foundation to build from, it was on me to decide which direction to move in for this latest contribution to the Wonder Boy saga.
I remember as a kid, just looking at those tiny little pixels on my TV made my imagination run wild. So the obvious design choice was to start with the material I’d spent countless hours enjoying. I began with the original sprites from the Master System, aiming for a 21st-century reinterpretation.
Atlus’ old Japanese website is now a thing of the past. It was previously located at Atlusnet.net, but a refreshed look is now up at Atlus.co.jp. The old site will be removed on March 31.
A new, limited-time celebration is kicking off in Pokemon GO today. Beginning at 1 PM PT / 4 PM ET / 8 PM in the UK / 9 PM in Europe, players can participate in the Water Festival.
Here’s an overview of the event:
“Get ready to make some waves in Pokémon GO! There’s a global Water Festival in progress, and Magikarp, Squirtle, Totodile, and friends are looking forward to celebrating with you! Starting today at 1 P.M. PDT, you’ll be more likely to encounter Magikarp, Squirtle, Totodile, and their evolutions all around the world. Additionally, when you’re out exploring areas where Water-type Pokemon more commonly appear, you’ll have a greater chance to encounter several of the Water-type Pokémon originally discovered in the Johto region, and maybe… you might even encounter Lapras.
Also, starting later today, you’ll notice a new avatar wardrobe item – the Magikarp Hat!”
The Pokemon GO Water Festival ends on March 29 at 1 PM PT / 4 PM ET / 9 PM in the UK / 10 PM in Europe.
The latest Japanese hardware sales from Media Create are as follows:
Switch – 49,913
New 3DS LL – 33,352
PS4 – 28,805
Vita – 8,004
2DS – 6,131
PS4 Pro – 5,823
New 3DS – 2,796
PS3 – 2,212
Wii U – 368
Xbox One – 135
For comparison’s sake, here are the hardware numbers from last week:
Switch – 61,998
PS4 – 28,902
New 3DS LL – 18,360
Vita – 8,398
PS4 Pro – 6,398
2DS – 4,094
New 3DS – 1,227
PS3 – 639
Wii U – 430
Xbox One – 117
And here are the software charts:
