Indie developer Chris McFarland is bringing his “2D indie action roguelike-inspired platformer” to Wii U. Having come out on other platforms last year, it’ll now head to the eShop on September 1 in North America, Mexico, and Brazil.
You can find a trailer for Tallowmere below. We’ve also included a bunch of gameplay information after the break.
Update: Can now be pre-ordered at Play-Asia here.
Elise from Fire Emblem Fates will be receiving her own Nendoroid next year. Pre-orders are now starting to open for the figure, including AmiAmi and Good Smile Company. There’s nothing on Play-Asia yet, but we’ll let you know if that changes.
Azure Striker Gunvolt 2 has just a little more ways to go before its ready for release. Today, Inti Creates introduced a pair of new characters: Asrock and Jibryll. An official update on the two should be shared soon, but both are confirmed to be new bosses in the game.
Here’s a look at both:
Asrock’s stage was actually shown during yesterday’s episode of Denjin Getcha. You can find that recording below, along with another look at the opening stage.
Bandai Namco has released a new trailer for their upcoming 3DS game Digimon Universe: Appli Monsters. The game is still only slated for Japan, with a release planned for fall. Check out the trailer below:
Monster Hunter Generations is getting free DLC on the first Friday of every month, and the batch of August quests and rewards is now available! To download the content, you’ll have to choose the Download option from the game’s main menu, and then talk to the appropriate NPCs. Items for August include Wind Waker, Okami, Metroid, and Animal Crossing outfits. You can check the whole list out after the break.
Yo-kai Watch 3 may have launched in Japan a couple of weeks ago, but Level-5 has prepared a series of new commercials for the RPG. We have four new adverts below.
Rhythm Heaven Megamix (or as it’s known in Europe and Australia, Rhythm Paradise Megamix) will be releasing in Australia and New Zealand on October 22nd. The game will cost AU$49.95 and, like the European version, will be getting both a retail and eShop release.
This week’s expanded Japanese software sales are as follows:
01./01. [3DS] Yo-Kai Watch 3: Sushi / Tempura
02./00. [3DS] Puzzle & Dragons X: God Chapter / Dragon Chapter
03./00. [PS4] The Idolm@ster: Platinum Stars #
04./00. [PSV] Toukiden 2 #
05./00. [PS4] Toukiden 2 #
06./02. [PSV] Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana #
07./10. [3DS] Kirby: Planet Robobot
08./09. [3DS] Pokemon Omega Ruby / Alpha Sapphire
09./05. [WIU] Minecraft: Wii U Edition
10./03. [3DS] Sumikko Gurashi: Mura o Tsukurundesu
11./00. [PS3] Toukiden 2 #
12./12. [PSV] Minecraft: PlayStation Vita Edition
13./06. [WIU] Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games
14./11. [3DS] Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns
15./13. [3DS] Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games
16./14. [PS4] Overwatch
17./07. [WIU] Splatoon #
18./15. [3DS] Taiko no Tatsujin: Don Don! Mystery Adventure
19./00. [PSV] The Longest 5 Minutes #
20./18. [PS4] Grand Theft Auto V [New Price Edition]
Capcom has put out a few more screenshots from the new coverage of Monster Hunter Stories. Check out the latest images below.
Puzzle & Dragons X debuted in Japan last week. Between July 28 and July 31, the game sold around 87,000 copies. Media Create does’t have any extra data, but Dengeki did post a few extra tidbits.
Puzzle & Dragons X came in two versions. The split was 45,000 copies for the “God Chapter” version and 42,000 units for “Dragon Chapter”. The sell-through rate was roughly 45 percent.
Unfortunately, Puzzle & Dragons X struggled mightily when compared to the 2013 predecessor Puzzle & Dragons X. That game saw sales of 1.53 million copies, so the point we are looking here would be how far this one can capture potential users.
