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Natsume prepared a bunch of screenshots from River City: Tokyo Rumble following the game’s E3 appearance last week. We have them in the gallery below, along with a couple of pieces of character art and a fact sheet.

Initially, River City: Tokyo Rumble was only going to be distributed as a digital title. But while an eShop release is still planned, Natsume vice president of operations Graham Markay has now confirmed to Polygon that a limited edition physical release is in the works as well.

Markay told the site:

“[Tokyo Rumble] was going to be digital-only. You don’t have to sell to retail or try to explain or try to get the physical product placed on store shelves [with online exclusive releases]. That gives you the ability to take a few more chances.”

“When we announced [Tokyo Rumble], there was an outcry of, ‘It better be physical.’ So we’re going to do a limited edition physical release.”

River City: Tokyo Rumble is scheduled for release this year.

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Amazon Japan and Rakuten have revealed that One Piece: Great Pirate Colosseum will release for 3DS on September 21st in Japan. The 2D action title is being developed by Arc System Works (published by Bandai Namco) and will feature 23 playable characters and over 80 additional assist characters, while also boasting strong visuals and simple, but exciting, controls. It will feature a mode where the player sails around the world, gathering their favorite crew, as well as a competitive online mode. Furthermore, first-print buyers will earn several rewards, including early unlocks for assist characters Edward Newgate, Marco, and Jozu, an in-game item for use in the “Create a Pirate Crew” mode, and a unique 3DS theme (via download code). There is also an unannounced item as a pre-order bonus from Amazon Japan.

Alongside this information, several new screenshots for the game have been released, which you can view below.

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River City: Tokyo Rumble is playable at E3, and GameXplain recorded some off-screen footage. Check out their video below.

River City Ransom SP has been delayed for a second time. Arc System Works has pushed the Japanese 3DS game back again, but has not yet specified a new date.

The developers will further improve the game’s quality with the extra time. Arc System Works also apologized to fans for the wait, and noted that they appreciate the continued support.

River City Ransom SP was first planned for release on April 28. It ended up shifting to June 2 prior to this most recent delay.

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Arc System Works’ 3DS eShop game -CHASE- Unsolved Cases Investigation Division is now set to release in Japan on May 11th. Along with the release date, Arc System Works released a new trailer, which can be viewed below. The game’s story revolves around two detectives, Shounosuke Nanase and Koto Amekura, as they investigate a reopened case about an explosion and death. While originally closed as an accident, an anonymous caller informs the division that it was murder. There is no current news on localization.

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Update: Natsume has now sent out an official announcement, confirming River City: Tokyo Rumble will be launching this summer in North America. We’ve also added in a bunch of details below.


Following yesterday’s Twitter tease, Natsume has announced that the company is publishing River City: Tokyo Rumble for 3DS. The game will be playable at E3 2016 in June.

Natsume just wrote on Twitter a few minutes ago:


River City: Tokyo Rumble is the localized version of Nekketsu Kouha Kunio-Kun SP: Rantou Kyousoukyoku. That game came out in Japan back in 2013.

Natsume launched Super Strike Beach Volleyball on the North American and European 3DS eShop this week. The publisher has since uploaded a trailer, which we’ve posted below.

River City Ransom SP has been delayed to June 2nd in Japan, from its original release date of April 28th. Arc System Works cites a need to improve the game’s quality.

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The opening movie for -CHASE- Unsolved Cases Investigation Division, the upcoming Japanese 3DS eShop game from Arc System Works, has been released. You can watch it below:

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