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Bandai Namco is updating One Piece: Great Pirate Colosseum and Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden in a rather interesting way. The two games, both of which are 2D fighters created by Arc System Works, will allow for cross-play before the end of this year. Players will be able to battle against each other locally or online, according to the One Piece: Great Pirate Colosseum website.

An update is planned for release to enable the functionality in early November. It will be free to all players.

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Bandai Namco put up a new trailer for Aikatsu Stars! My Special Appeal today. We’ve included the video below.

A new commercial is live for Super Battle for Money: The Ultimate Ninja and Battle Player’s Top Decisive Battle!, Bandai Namco’s Japanese 3DS game. View it below.

Having recently confirmed a November 10 release date for Saiki Kusuo no Psi-nan: Shijou Psi-dai no Psi-nan!?, Bandai Namco now has a commercial up for the game. You can view it below.

Last night, we heard that Saiki Kusuo no Psi-nan: Shijou Psi-dai no Psi-nan!? is due out on November 10 in Japan. Amazon has now shown the official boxart, which we have above.

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According to Australian ratings, Mario Sports Superstars is being co-developed by Bandai Namco. It is unknown how much they are helping develop the game. Thanks to Jonathan for the heads up!

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Saiki Kusuo no Psi-nan: Shijou Psi Dai no Psi-nan!? has been dated for Japan. It’ll arrive on November 10 for 5,700 yen.

You can view the Saiki Kusuo no Psi-nan: Shijou Psi Dai no Psi-nan!? trailer below. It’s actually the same one as we posted in August, though Bandai Namco removed the original for some reason.

Amazon has the boxart for Bandai Namco’s Japanese 3DS game Aikatsu Stars! My Special Appeal. You can view it above.

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Bandai Namco readied the first All Kamen Riders: Rider Revolution trailer today. Give it a watch below.

Previously, we heard that All Kamen Riders: Rider Revolution would be heading to Japan this winter. The new video confirms a more specific window of winter.

Dragon Ball: Fusions is likely receiving localization. As spotted by Gematsu, the Brazil Advisory Rating Board has rated Bandai Namco and Ganbarion’s 3DS title.

Dragon Ball: Fusions debuted in Japan earlier this month. If Bandai Namco has anything to say about bringing the title west officially, we’ll let you know.

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