Puzzle & Dragons X: collab. with MH Stories / Taiko Drum Master, anime cast, more
Today, during a special stage at the GungHo Festival 2016, GungHo revealed two collaborations for Puzzle & Dragons X, and gave details about the anime!
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Daily Briefs (May 29): DJMax Encore / Famicom / Space Probe / Toon Tanks
Today’s Daily Briefs: DJMax Encore revealed for the Nintendo 3DS, plenty of commercials for the Famicom, a screenshot for Toon Tanks, and more!
Read MoreA Week at the Source: Week 21, 2016
Today in A Week at the Source: more translations for the Month of May-Lay, the May Patreon update, the latest episode of the SourceCast, and much more!
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Famitsu: scans of the week (May 26th)
This week, the following games are featured in the latest issue of Famitsu magazine (June 9th, 2016): Zero Time Dilemma, Chase, and many more!
Read MoreMonster Hunter Generations: localisation blog post #1 (Title and Process)
Looking for something interesting to read this week-end? Here’s the first localisation blog post for Monster Hunter Generations: “Title and Process”!
Read MoreShin Megami Tensei IV Apocalypse: Story Trailer, retailer bonuses, official website
Today, Atlus shared a press release to reveal the retailer-exclusive bonuses for Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse. There’s also a trailer for the story!
Read MoreDaily Briefs (May 28): Zero Time Dilemma artbook / CEO 2016 / Neko Mario Time #64
Today’s Daily Briefs: Zero Time Dilemma artbook to be translated in English, Super Smash Bros. Melee / for Wii U at CEO 2016, and more!
Read MoreUK: overall console and toys-to-life segment sales down so far in 2016
According to MCV and Gfk, both (home) consoles and Toys-to-Life sales are down for 2016 in the United Kingdom, for the first four months of the year.
Read MorePokémon news (May 27): Pokémon GO / Pokémon distributions
Today’s Pokémon news: plenty of new screenshots for Pokémon GO, several Pokémon distributions in Europe and North America, and plenty more!
Read MoreKirby: Planet Robobot – Website update (more concept-art)
Today, Nintendo updated the official website for Kirby: Planet Robobot in Japan, revealing additional details and some concept-art for the game!
Read MoreStar Fox Zero: couple of interviews (official + USGamer)
Interested in learning more about Star Fox Zero directly from its developers? If yes, you’re in luck: there’s not one, but two interviews for you to read!
Read MoreYooka-Laylee: two artworks, additional details
Today, some details about Yooka-Laylee were revealed via EDGE magazine, and Playtonic Games also revealed artworks for Dr. Quack and Dr. Puzz!
Read MoreJapan: more sales data for Week 20, 2016, worst week since W20, 2015 (Software)
Today, Media Create released its weekly report for video game sales in Japan, providing us with more sales data for Week 20, worse one since W20, 2015!
Read More[Japan] Splatoon: Nintendo releasing two diorama kits for amiibo in July
Today, Nintendo announced that two more diorama kits for amiibo would be released in Japan. This time, they’re for the popular Splatoon amiibo!
Read MoreDaily Briefs (May 27) – Nintendo Badge Arcade / Midnight 2
Today’s Daily Briefs: Nintendo Badge Arcade updated with Splatoon badges in Japan, Midnight 2 passed lotcheck at Nintendo of Europe, and much more!
Read MoreMighty No. 9: Gameplay footage (Mighty No. 1, 3, 5, more)
Today, Mighty No. 9 was showcased during an Inti Creates livestream on NicoNico. If you missed it, no problem: you can now check out our recordings!
Read MoreAzure Striker Gunvolt: over 160 000 downloads on 3DS, Striker Pack commercial
Today, Inti Creates announced that Azure Striker Gunvolt had been downloaded over 160 000 on Nintendo 3DS, worldwide. Also, commercial for the Striker Pack!
Read MoreDragon Ball Fusions: first (full-length) trailer shows battles, more fusions
Today, Bandai-Namco finally revealed the very first full-length trailer for Dragon Ball Fusions, showcasing more fusions, the battle system, and more!
Read More[Japan] Media Create sales for Week 20, 2016 (May 16th – 22nd) [Top 50]
Week 20 was a pretty slow week for the video game market in Japan. Boku no Hero Academia: Battle for All had a mediocre debut, with barely 5 000 units sold.
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