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Atlus graced fans with some long overdue news this week. Shin Megami Tensei V, which was announced back in January 2017, will finally release next year. We still don’t have an exact date, but fans can rest easy knowing that they’ll finally be able to play the RPG in 2021.

That wasn’t the only news from Atlus. Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne HD Remaster is on the way, which is something entirely new. Japan is getting it first in October, but western fans unfortunately need to wait until Spring 2021.

With a pair of Shin Megami Tensei games on the way to Switch in the future, let’s talk about the series in general. How many of the titles have you played? How do you feel about Shin Megami Tensei overall? Let us know in the comments below.

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Yesterday brought us another substantial Nintendo leak. Game protoypes, source code, and other data began to spread online. If that wasn’t enough, we found out about a pitch for an online Pokemon PC title and were able to get an early look at some classic games, including beta sprites and early designs.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, yet another major Nintendo leak has turned up today. The latest one is all about the N64 such as the system’s operating system and lots of games.

Pokemon GO

Niantic has shared a new interview with Matt Slemon, product lead for Pokemon GO. Slemon was able to discuss some of the features the company has in store for the mobile game.

The first topic discussed is the recently-announced Mega Evolution functionality. Slemon shared the following on that front:

News stemming from today’s Nintendo leaks isn’t slowing down. Aside from the news concerning iQue’s pitch for an online Pokemon PC game, fans are now starting to pick apart prototypes and beta builds of classic Nintendo games. It’s giving us a look at some new characters, designs for established characters, and more.

We have a look at sprites from Star Fox 2 above. Other highlights include:

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The past few months haven’t been kind to Nintendo as far as leaks are concerned. The first incident involved the source code and files for Wii, followed by the source code for the 3DS operating system and Pokemon Diamond/Pearl.

Another leak is now making the rounds today, and it’s sounding pretty massive. We’re hearing about some things that we either knew very little about previously or hadn’t seen before, including

Here’s the full rundown as to what’s leaked:

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Eiyuden Chronicle

A group of experienced game developers have come together to establish Rabbit & Bear Studios, a new company based out of Tokyo. The team, which features talent that includes the former creators of Suikoden, have also revealed their debut title – an JPG titled Eiyuden Chronicle.

Here’s what fans can expect from the game:

Kamen Rider: Memory of Heroez

Bandai Namco today announced Kamen Rider: Memory of Heroez, a new action game for Switch. It will launch in Japan on October 29.

Here’s the first round of details:

Square Enix has published an official announcement for Balan Wonderworld, its new 3D action platformer from the creators of Sonic the Hedgehog.

Here’s the press release in full:

Square Enix today unveiled Balan Wonderworld, a new 3D action platformer. It’s being led by Sonic the Hedgehog creators Yuji Naka and Naoto Ohshima.

Here’s an overview of Balan Wonderworld plus the debut trailer:

XSEED Games announced today that Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town has become the company’s fastest-selling title to reach 100,000 units on a single platform in North America. That goal was reached within one week after its launch on July 14. Story of Seasons on 3DS was the previous record holder.

That’s not the only good news from XSEED, as Rune Factory 4 Special has also surpassed 100,000 copies sold. That was accomplished in less than five months in North America.

Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town and Rune Factory 4 Special are both out now on Switch.

Source: XSEED Games PR


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