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We don’t know a whole lot about Rune Factory 5 yet, except a vague release date of “2020”. At their recent final results briefing, Marvelous offered a bit more insight. They stated that Rune Factory 5 will “definitely not” be released in the current fiscal year, i.e. before March 2020. Instead, they hope to release the game in the following fiscal year, meaning sometime between April 2020 and March 2021.

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Citing poor health, current Marvelous president Haruki Nakayama is set to step down from the position on June 18th and will be succeeded by current vice chairman, Shuichi Motoda.

This change will follow the company’s 22nd annual shareholders meeting, at which the change will be formally voted upon. 

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Play-Asia has opened pre-orders for the Rune Factory 4 Special Memorial Box. If you’d like to reserve a copy, you can do so here.

The Rune Factory 4 Special Memorial Box comes with a few goodies. Aside from the game, you’ll receive a Special Box illustration by Minako Iwasaki, Rune Factory Memorial Book, Kyun Secret Private CD set, and “Everyone in Swimsuits” additional event DLC.

Keep in mind that English support has not yet been confirmed. That being said, this has been a popular item that has sold out at other Japanese retailers, so you may want to get an order in to be on the safe side.

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.

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Senran Kagura Reflexions

A new wave of DLC can now be purchased for Senran Kagura Reflexions. In both North America and Europe, Glorious Reflexology has been added to the eShop.

The DLC includes the following modes:

New information about Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes has emerged from director Suda51’s appearance during a Famitsu live stream this week. Specifically, we have an update on the Bubblegum Fatale DLC.

Bubblegum Fatale DLC launches April 18. It will be accompanied by version 1.2.0, featuring t-shirts from Zelda: The Wind Waker (two of them), Siren, Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arise, and Fire Pro Wrestling. One of these Zelda shirts lets you perform a spin attack similar to Link’s during the final part of a combo.

Following up on yesterday’s reveal of Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes content getting into Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen, a new t-shirt has now been confirmed for the former that features the latter.

The Version 1.2.0 update is set to go live for Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes on April 18th. At this time, the special collaboration shirt will be made available. It can be worn by both Travis and Badman.

A clearer image of the shirt can be viewed below.

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Doraemon Story of Seasons

Doraemon Story of Seasons has only been announced for Japan. That being said, a trademark was discovered last month, pointing to a possible localization.

Malaysian retailer Impulse Gaming wrote on its Facebook page that Doraemon Story of Seasons will initially only be playable in Japanese. A Chinese version “will not be too far away from the Japanese version.” As for other territories, the retailer goes on to say that an English version is tentatively planned for Q4 2019, which will apparently be “announced and confirmed” later on.

Doraemon Story of Seasons is currently scheduled to launch in Japan on June 13.

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As part of this week’s issue of Weekly Famitsu in Japan, several new details on Doraemon Story of Seasons have been shared — as well as confirmation that a new, separate Story of Seasons title is also in development.

While details or light on the new Story of Seasons title, it has been confirmed that it is unique from Doraemon Story of Seasons. Fully translated notes of the interview article from Gematsu can be viewed below.


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