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Koei Tecmo has opened up the Japanese website for the recently announced Atelier Lulua: The Alchemist of Arland 4. Alongside some new screenshots, the website also revealed two separate limited editions for the game. The “Premium Box” contains a copy of the game, an in-game costume for Lulua, an art book, a soundtrack selection on CD and two acrylic character charms. This edition will cost 10,800 Yen.

There’s also the “Special Collection Box”, which contains all of the contents of the Premium Box in addition to a crystal paperweight depicting Lulua and a cloth poster. The Special Collection Box is priced at 19,800 Yen. The designs for some of the items in these limited editions haven’t been finalized yet, so keep an eye on the website in the coming months.

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A couple of months ahead of its December release in Japan, a handful of new characters have been confirmed for Nelke & the Legendary Alchemists on Switch.

The five characters are listed below.

-Suelle Marlen from Lydie & Suelle

-Uryu from Mana Khemia 2

-Ulrika Mulberry from Mana Khemia 2

-Lita Blanchimont from Iris

-Bartholomaus Platane from Viorate

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The next Atelier game, Atelier Rurua: The Alchemist of Arland 4, has been officially announced in Famitsu. Like the recent entries in the franchise, Gust is developing it for Switch.

Here are the first leaked details out of Famitsu:

Preview images of this week’s Famitsu magazine have appeared online, and they have revealed that a new game in the Atelier series is under development at Koei Tecmo and Gust. Specifically, this game will be the fourth entry in the Arland series of games – the first three games conveniently were recently re-released as deluxe versions on Nintendo Switch in Japan, with a Western release coming up on December 4th. Not much was revealed other than the teaser image you can see above, although Famitsu does point out that a new scene was present in the DX version of Atelier Meruru, which already teased that a new game in the series is coming:

Technically we don’t know yet if this new game will be on Nintendo Switch, but given Koei Tecmo’s support for the system, we’d be surprised if it wasn’t. We should have more information once we get our hands on the full version of Famitsu tomorrow.

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Dynasty Warriors 8: Xtreme Legends Definitive Edition was announced for Switch in Japan this week. Koei Tecmo has now followed up with news for the west, confirming plans for a western release.

Here’s a brief overview:

Koei Tecmo has extensive experience working with Nintendo characters when it comes to its Warriors games. Both Zelda and Fire Emblem received their own games. Producer Masaki Furusawa says Nintendo representation was considered for Warriors Orochi 4, but ultimately decided against doing so.

Furusawa explained:

A few days ago, Dynasty Warriors 8: Xtreme Legends Complete Edition DX was announced for Switch. Koei Tecmo has since opened the game’s teaser site, accessible here.

Aside from the new site, first screenshots are in. We have the images showing Dynasty Warriors 8: Xtreme Legends Complete Edition DX below.

Now that we’ve received Hyrule Warriors and Fire Emblem Warriors, maybe audiences are ready for the series that inspired them. Dynasty Warriors 8: Xtreme Legends Complete Edition DX launches physically and digitally in Japan on December 27. No Western release date was announced. Similar games were only ever released in Japan, so no guarantee it ever gets one.

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System: Switch
Release date: October 16, 2018
Developer: Omega Force
Publisher: Koei Tecmo


The Warriors series spans decades across a multitude of eras, spinoffs, and properties, and has become a cornerstone in what it means to have feel-good hack-and-slash gameplay that’s as fun as it is memorable and unique. Warriors Orochi itself – a crossover between the Dynasty Warriors and Samurai Warriors series – is over ten years old now, and with each new entry has come new mechanics, more playable characters, and a story that’s as wacky as it is over-the-top with its action prowess. Warriors Orochi 4 has its biggest roster yet, spanning 170 characters across both series each with their own era, specialty, class, weapon, and fighting style. The biggest difference between this and other entries, however, is the inclusion of magic, which really helps to change things up and introduce a fresh and exciting way to execute moves and combos out on the battlefield.

Warriors Orochi 4

New Switch footage of Warriors Orochi 4 has emerged and in English. View 45 minutes of gameplay in the video below.


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