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Bandai Namco announced Doraemon Story of Seasons for the west a short while. Following up on that news, we have confirmation that the game will be sold physically in Europe. You can see the boxart above.

At least for now, Bandai Namco hasn’t revealed similar plans for North America. If the physical release isn’t coming stateside, fans can at least rest easy knowing that importing is an option.

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Doraemon Story of Seasons is coming west, Bandai Namco has announced. North America and Europe will be getting the title sometime during the fall.

Here’s the full announcement:

Bandai Namco has issued a new batch of screenshots for Vegeta (Super Saiyan God) in Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, which we have below. He’ll be added to the game as a DLC character in June as part of “Ultra Pack 1”.

We also have another small tease about what’s to come in the future. Bandai Namco has said that Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 is “getting new content in the online mode in the next free update.” Unfortunately, we don’t have the specifics just yet. The final screenshot in the gallery should give some hints regarding what’s planned.

Digimon Survive

Digimon Survive has been off the radar for a few months now. Our latest notable update came in last September, in which some of the characters and story beats were detailed.

The good news is that Digimon Survive remains very much in development. In fact, series producer Kazumasa Habu has indicated that we’ll be getting news relatively soon. Fans can look forward to news before summer / early summer.

We should note that the next issue of V-Jump will have big Digimon news in its next issue. As part of that, the magazine could be sharing the latest on Digimon Survive.

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This month’s issue of V-Jump announced that Super Saiyan God Vegeta is joining Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 as a DLC character. Bandai Namco has since shared the first official screenshot, which we have above.

A new scan of Kid Goku (GT) in Dragon Ball FighterZ has popped up from the latest issue of V-Jump You can check it out above.

As we found out earlier this week, Kid Goku (GT) launches in May. The Meteor super special move called “Dragon Fist Explosion” can be used to have Goku transform into Super Saiyan 4 if a teammate is killed.

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The latest issue of V-Jump has dated the next Dragon Ball FighterZ DLC character. Kid Goku (GT) is set for release in May, according to the magazine.

Kid Goku (GT) can use a hidden Meteor super special move called “Dragon Fist Explosion.” If used after a teammate has been killed, Goku will transform into Super Saiyan 4 and a golden dragon will pierce through his opponent.

Dragon Ball FighterZ will also be getting new “Commentator Voice Pack” add-ons. They include “Android 17 / Trunks / Zamasu” for 200 yen, “Beerus / Wis” for 150 yen, and “Android 21” for 150 yen.

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The latest issue of V Jump has revealed a new character for Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2. Super Saiyan God Vegeta will be playable in the game, according to the magazine.

Super Saiyan God Vegeta’s main technique is Prominence Flash. Further information has yet to be shared at this time.

You’ll be able to purchase Super Saiyan God Vegeta as a DLC character starting in June.

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System: Switch
Release date: April 9, 2019
Developer: Bandai Namco
Publisher: Bandai Namco


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God Eater 3

God Eater 3 producer Yuya Tomiyama sounded up for a Switch port when asked about the possibility earlier this year. Just a few days ago, Bandai Namco announced that the game will indeed be brought to Switch.

Tomiyama spoke about the news in a Japanese blog post on the official God Eater 3 site this week. Speaking about why a Switch version made sense, he said:


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