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After multiple delays, Square Enix has finally locked in a release date for Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition (at least in Japan). The game will arrive on multiple platforms, including the Nintendo Switch, on 27th August. There’ll be a physical and digital copy released for 4,800 yen. Below is the full announcement: ✨2020.8.27発売決定✨ 『ファイナルファンタジー・クリスタルクロニクル』Nintendo
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[embedded content] Later this week, Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition arrives on the Nintendo Switch. According to Monolith Soft president Takahashi Tetsuya, returning players can look forward to “about 20 hours” of new content in the epilogue story Future Connected – although his own most recent playthrough took him about “10 to 12 hours” to complete.
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2K chief creative officer Sami Thessman recently had the chance to speak to Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu about the company’s future output. The publication was especially interested to hear what 2K Games has planned for the Nintendo Switch system and their current relationship with the Kyoto-based company. Here’s what Mr. Thessman had to say: “I can’t
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Captured on Nintendo Switch (Handheld/Undocked) Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Mega Mix sees the world’s most famous virtual Vocaloid pop idol finally arrive on Nintendo Switch in an excellent portable version of the hit rhythm game series that includes a brand new Switch-exclusive art style, motion-control Mix Mode and touchscreen options that give players more ways
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Pokemon developer Game Freak is looking for a number of staff to start work on upcoming projects. Key personnel include programmers, 3D graphic designers, planners, technical artists, and management staff. The interviews for these positions will be held online via video conferencing over two sessions. The first interview session is on 21st – 23rd May and the
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Some of you may remember that over the last few years, Nintendo has briefly talked about its plans to branch out into the health sector by offering something other than video games. One option that’s cropped up over time is the mention of a ‘quality of life’ offering. Seemingly shelved after Satoru Iwata’s passing, Nintendo
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