Doraemon Story of Seasons coming to PC
Bandai Namco will release Doraemon Story of Seasons for PC via Steam in addition to Switch, the company announced.
The news comes out of Bandai Namco Entertainment Asia and Korea, which today announced (2) the Traditional Chinese and Korean language localizations. The Switch version will launch in Asia and Korea this summer, followed by the PC version this fall.
The PC version was not announced for Japan. And while game itself has also not been announced for western regions, but an English rating in Taiwan suggests an English version is planned. The PC version announced for Korea only strengthens that suggestion.
Doraemon Story of Seasons will launch for Switch on June 13 in Japan. Read more about the game here.
Experience announces fantasy dungeon RPG Blue-Winged Chevalier for PS Vita
Stranger of Sword City developer Experience has announced Blue-Winged Chevalier, a new “traditional fantasy / dungeon RPG” for PS Vita. It will launch both physically and digitally on July 25 in Japan for 6,800 yen.
Watch the teaser trailer below.
Blue-Winged Chevalier was actually first teased back in December 2018.
More information will be announced in the May 9-due issue of Weekly Famitsu.
Visit the teaser website here.
Thanks, Famitsu.
I think the PS Vita is actually the console with more exclusive games. Paradoxically it is also the only one that hasn't been emulated yet. Why do people waste time to develop an emulator for the Switch (that is basically a trash can of games already released on other systems) and not for Vita?
Granblue Fantasy: Relink and Versus Official PlayStation Magazine UK preview information tidbits
The bulk of what Platinum Games built remains.
Sal Romano1 min ago00
The June 2019 issue of Official PlayStation Magazine UK has a 10-page feature on Granblue Fantasy action RPG Granblue Fantasy: Relinkand fighting game Granblue Fantasy: Versus, which shares a few new tidbits of information on each title.
Get the details below.
Granblue Fantasy: Relink
Granblue Fantasy: Versus
- While Platinum Games left the project earlier in 2019, the bulk of what it built remains, including the level layout, character animation, and fighting systems.
- Each character has their own fighting style and is tied to a certain weapon or weapon type.
- The game progresses in a mostly linear fashion, but there will be additional activities. “You can pick up side-quests from the towns you visit along the way, and come and go between them as you please,” according to director Tetsuya Fukuhara.
- Towns also act as lobbies where you can team up with other players online and take on missions. (You can also play solo, with the rest of the four-person party being AI-controlled.)
- Regarding characters, Fukuhara said, “We know there are many fan favorites, so we’ll try to fit in as many as we reasonably can. It’s not possible to match the roster size of the original game, of course, and the development team has its hands full deciding who makes the final cut.”
Granblue Fantasy: Relink is in development for PlayStation 4, but a release date has yet to be announced. Granblue Fantasy: Versus is due out for PlayStation 4 worldwide in 2019.
- Regarding eSports, Fukuhara said, “Many people think of fighting games when they hear ‘eSports,’ and that’s another genre we want to take a stab at. When the time comes to hold [Granblue Fantasy] Versus tournaments, we’ll be sure to deliver something great for fans of Granblue, eSports enthusiasts, and spectators alike.”
- Regarding characters, Fukuhara said, “”We consulted with Arc System Works to see how they decided on which characters to include in the initial releases of Guilty Gear and BlazBlue… Great care is being taken to model every character’s movesets and animations to match with their originals and bring them to life.”
- While Granblue Fantasy Versus will hinge around a weapons-based fighting system, “right now the battle system is completely different [from Arc System Works fighting games like Guilty Gear and BlazBlue],” according to Fukuhara. “It’s much slower compared to Guilty Gear and BlazBlue… Combos are simplified, and all special moves can be activated at the press of a button in Versus. I think this simple but deep system will allow for interesting strategies.”
- There will be an story mode with an original story. “A very interesting ending is waiting,” Fukuhara teased.
Patty's brother has been possessed by the God of Poverty and the whole family has become poor, with huge debts... This is the beginning of Patty's struggle! To pay back the debts, let's open a tavern in Marenia, gather ingredients, and start cooking!
Run the adventure tavern how you like! Collect ingredients and cook new dishes above 600! You get level ups not by defeating monsters, but by eating food. Train your characters, conquer new dungeons, and aim to get new ingredients through exploration, farming, fishing, and many more ways!
What will your tavern be like?
Another mobile RPG from KEMCO...wait, this *looks* rather interesting for a KEMCO published game. Marenian Tavern Story: Patty and the Hungry God:
What will your tavern be like?