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- Review: Pocky & Rocky Reshrined Keeps Running and Gunning
- PlayStation Plus July 2022 Update Include Crash Bandicoot 4
- Ultra Kaiju Monster Rancher English Version Will Appear
- New Legend of Mana Anime Trailer Shows Off Its Characters
- Fire Emblem Heroes Legendary Xander Arrives Tomorrow
- Watch Iggy in the New JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R Trailer
- Genshin Impact July 2022 Calendar Features Barbara
- FFXIV Kiwanda Socks and Tights Announced
- Xenoblade Chronicles 3 Hero Fiona Revealed
- Star Ocean: The Divine Force Release Date Revealed
- Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak to Add Shagaru Magala, Furious Rajang
- NieR: Automata Sales Exceed 6.5 Million Copies
- That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime Movie Heading to Theaters
- Review: Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes Asks ‘What If’
- Senran Kagura 2 3DS LRG Pre-orders Open
| Review: Pocky & Rocky Reshrined Keeps Running and Gunning Posted: 29 Jun 2022 12:00 PM PDT
Pocky & Rocky is back and, well, it is a slightly different take on a game people might be familiar with. It is all about playing with a familiar formula and adding to it. However, while this is definitely the run-and-gun game people remember, there are also some elements that feel like they're holding the overall experience back. Pocky & Rocky Reshrined involves shrine maiden Pocky and Rocky the tanuki dealing with Black Mantle and his yokai minions. The duo are responsible for figuring out how to save the day over the course of eight stages. Though really, the plot is awkward and feels unnecessary. It can also come across as a bit stilted, due to the storytelling decisions and localization. But given the nature of the series and this installment, you don't really need to pay attention to the backstory. It all serves as an excuse to keep fighting through various levels.
Pocky & Rocky Reshrined is a run-and-gun game. You'll control one of the two lead characters, though it is also possible to be Ame-no-Uzume, Hotaru Gozen, and Ikazuchi during the adventure. You can freely move your character around the screen. As you progress and defeat certain enemies and boxes, you'll also power-up your projectiles. An additional move allows you to send certain sorts of enemy shots back at them. Survival becomes a delicate balance of knowing when to use certain sorts of attacks, collecting power-ups when you can, and recognizing the sorts of patterns various foes use when they attack. Story implementation aside, there are a number of design decisions that are quite questionable. The first being that Pocky & Rocky Reshrined's multiplayer isn't immediately unlocked. If you want to play with someone else, you have to unlock Free Mode. Which means you have to beat the single-player Story Mode or get 10,000 coins in Story Mode. That's incredibly frustrating. Especially since, in the original SNES game, you could immediately hop in alone or with someone else. The other one is that the easiest difficulty option is locked. Which is fine. I had no trouble getting through Pocky & Rocky Reshrined on Normal. But it seems like it would have been wiser to have Extra Easy immediately available for newcomers. Instead, someone has to earn 3,000 coins to open up that option. It would have made more sense, in my opinion, to put the Hard difficulty option behind that 3,000 coin wall. Pocky & Rocky Reshrined also maintains the same sort of control scheme as the original. Which makes sense, given it is essentially an enhanced remake. But there's been a lot of progress in the run-and-gun realm since. This means you'll shoot in whichever direction you're aiming. I found it frustrating, since it meant needing to constantly move and readjust to ensure my aim would be true or I'd properly reflect certain shots. It isn't a game-breaker, to be certain. But when you get accustomed to more modern control schemes, it means relearning how to play.
Still, while some gameplay elements could use some tweaking, the atmosphere is great. Pocky & Rocky Reshrined looks incredible. The spritework is fantastic. It also has a fantastic soundtrack. It calls back to the chiptune original to create a wonderful sense of ambiance. I'd say its music is perhaps my favorite part. As far as a revival goes, Pocky & Rocky Reshrined is fine. It offers an opportunity for a new audience to experience the run-and-gun game. It looks fantastic. It also does a good job of paying tribute to the original SNES game while slightly expanding on the adventure. But it also doesn't feel especially considerate of the player. It would have been more convenient to make the additional difficulty level and free mode immediately available. Still, it's entertaining enough. Pocky & Rocky Reshrined is available for the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4. There are also Collector's and Limited Edition versions of it available through Gamesrocket. The post Review: Pocky & Rocky Reshrined Keeps Running and Gunning appeared first on Siliconera. |
| PlayStation Plus July 2022 Update Include Crash Bandicoot 4 Posted: 29 Jun 2022 11:00 AM PDT
Sony revealed the July 2022 PlayStation Plus games, and Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time is leading the pack. The PS4 and PS5 versions of it will be available. It will be joined by The Dark Pictures Anthology: Man of Medan (PS4) and Arcadegeddon (PS4, PS5). Arcadegeddon showed up on the PS4 and PS5 in July 2021. It normally costs $19.99 for a digital copy. It is a PVP and PVE, third-person shooter for up to four people. You can play it alone and without friends, however. Crash Bandicoot 4 appeared on the PS4 in October 2020 and on the PS5 in March 2021. It normally costs $59.99 via the PlayStation Store. It's a platformer starring characters like Crash, Coco, Tawna, Dingodile, and Dr. Cortex. Man of Medan is a PS4 horror adventure game that debuted back in August 2018. It can be played alone or with another person. It normally costs $29.99 to download it. PlayStation Plus subscribers will be able to claim Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time (PS4, PS5), The Dark Pictures Anthology: Man of Medan (PS4), and Arcadegeddon (PS4, PS5) on July 5, 2022. Until then, people can still claim the June 2022 games God of War (PS4), Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker (PS4), and Nickelodeon: All-Star Brawl (PS4, PS5) until July 4, 2022. << PlayStation Plus June 2022 Games The post PlayStation Plus July 2022 Update Include Crash Bandicoot 4 appeared first on Siliconera. |
| Ultra Kaiju Monster Rancher English Version Will Appear Posted: 29 Jun 2022 10:00 AM PDT
There will be an official English translation for Ultra Kaiju Monster Rancher. After being announced during the Japanese Nintendo Direct Mini on June 28, 2022, Bandai Namco's Southeast Asia branch released an additional trailer. It confirmed an Asia English version will appear. There's no exact release date offered in that video, but it does mention a 2022 debut. [Thanks, HDKirin!] As a reminder, Ultra Kaiju Monster Rancher is a Monster Rancher game that involves characters from the tokusatsu series Ultraman. Both kaiju from the series and new characters will appear in the game. Folks will get to raise them and send them to fight other kaiju. Here's the English Ultra Kaiju Monster Rancher trailer. It shows some of the translated menus, UI, and text. It also goes over a few of the notable kaiju people will be able to get, raise, battle, adventure with, and fuse over the course of the game. Ultra Kaiju Monster Rancher is in development for the Nintendo Switch. It will launch in 2022. An English version of Ultra Kaiju Monster Rancher will appear, though it is unknown if it will show up worldwide yet. The post Ultra Kaiju Monster Rancher English Version Will Appear appeared first on Siliconera. |
| New Legend of Mana Anime Trailer Shows Off Its Characters Posted: 29 Jun 2022 09:30 AM PDT
There's a new Legend of Mana: The Teardrop Crystal anime trailer, and this video shows off its cast of characters and pins down a release window. While it previously had a tentative 2022 window, it is now confirmed to appear in October 2022. The new footage also shows off many familiar faces. Even though this story will follow the male version of the avatar, named Shiloh, and its Jumi arc, other people will appear too. Of course, Elazul and Pearl feature prominently in the video. Elazul is the Jumi Knight who journeys alongside Pearl to find other members of the Jumi. That's a race of people who have a stone embedded into their chests tied to their health and well-being. We also see Shiloh talk about things with Lil' Cactus, who then records it in a diary. Bud and Lisa appear and refer to Shiloh as their "master." (In-game, they join after The Two Sorcerers event.) We also see Duelle and a Sproutling. At the very end, Seraphina, the female version of the protagonist, talking to a fairy. This teaser could mean another arc from the game may get an anime adaptation. The Legend of Mana: The Teardrop Crystal anime will air in October 2022. The post New Legend of Mana Anime Trailer Shows Off Its Characters appeared first on Siliconera. |
| Fire Emblem Heroes Legendary Xander Arrives Tomorrow Posted: 29 Jun 2022 09:00 AM PDT
Another Xander alt is heading to Fire Emblem Heroes, and this time he's Legendary. The June 30, 2022 banner will feature Xander: Gallant King. He'll appear alongside some returning Legendary and Mythic-type heroes. Xander: Gallant King is a cavalry unit that wields an axe. His Ebon Bolverk axe can let him use his special trigger quicker and, if allies are around, increase the number of hits an enemy needs to deal to use theirs. He also can inflict Null Follow-Up if allies are nearby due to it. His new passive is Chivalry. It enables Canto for him and also inflicts Atk/Spd/Def-5 on enemies whose health is over 50%. The standard version of Xander appeared as a Grand Hero Battle unit. Xander isn't the only focus unit for this banner. Here are the other characters who will appear.
Here's the full Fire Emblem Heroes trailer showing off Legendary Xander and the other new characters who will be part of this banner. As usual, Feh Pass subscribers who pull 40 times on it will be able to get one focus unit of their choosing for free. Fire Emblem Heroes is available for mobile devices, and Legendary Xander will be part of a banner in-game between June 30, 2022 and July 13, 2022. The post Fire Emblem Heroes Legendary Xander Arrives Tomorrow appeared first on Siliconera. |
| Watch Iggy in the New JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R Trailer Posted: 29 Jun 2022 08:30 AM PDT
As usual, Bandai Namco has another new JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R trailer for folks. This time, it's looking at a character who showed up in the original game. People can see what JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Stardust Crusaders' Iggy looks like in-game. Though Iggy is a dog, a Boston Terrier to be exact, he's also one of Jotaro Kujo's allies in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. He's also a Stand user. His is called The Fool, and it is able to shapeshift. This is due to it using sand to show up, which is visible in the footage.
Bandai Namco is regularly releasing JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R trailers. Each one shows how new or familiar faces look in this version of the game. Here's the list of ones that appeared so far.
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R will appear on September 2, 2022. It will be available on the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC. The post Watch Iggy in the New JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R Trailer appeared first on Siliconera. |
| Genshin Impact July 2022 Calendar Features Barbara Posted: 29 Jun 2022 08:00 AM PDT
As usual, HoYoVerse is preparing for the start of a new month with a new free Genshin Impact calendar. Each month, it prepares an image folks can use on mobile devices. The July 2022 Genshin Impact calendar features the four-star Hydro catalyst user Barbara. This is because each one features a picture of the first Genshin Impact character with a birthday appearing that month. First, here's the Genshin Impact July 2022 calendar people can use.
Here's a list of all the Genshin Impact characters with a birthday in July 2022. If you log into the game on the person's special day, you'll get a "gift" that consists of food and materials.
In case you still need a calendar for the last few days of June 2022, there's one for that too. HoYoVerse shared one starring Lisa at the beginning of the month. Genshin Impact is available for the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, PC, and mobile devices. It will also eventually come to the Nintendo Switch. The post Genshin Impact July 2022 Calendar Features Barbara appeared first on Siliconera. |
| FFXIV Kiwanda Socks and Tights Announced Posted: 29 Jun 2022 07:30 AM PDT
People in Japan will be able to get FFXIV socks and tights inspired by in-game designs and looks. Square Enix announced a Kiwanda collaboration. The tights will be available in one size described as cover people who wear medium-to-large sizes. They cost 6,600円 ($48). The socks are available in men's and women's sizes, are available in three colors, and cost 3,080円 (~$23). All of the items will appear in the country on July 16, 2022. First, here's a close at the FFXIV Kiwanda tights. They are designed to look like the Valentione Rose Tights. Those are the red variants. In-game, folks can earn them as a Valentione's Day reward. Photos show them both off and on a model. As for the FFXIV socks, their designs are based on Allagan Empire's defense systems. The men's versions fit a foot about 25-27.5cm. The women's are 22-24.5cm. Both types are available in red, purple, and yellow. This isn't the only FFXIV item folks can wear soon. Square Enix also announced that it will sell the Meteor Survivor ring again at the beginning of June 2022. Final Fantasy XIV is available for the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and PC. The FFXIV Kiwanda socks and tights will release on July 16, 2022 in Japan. The post FFXIV Kiwanda Socks and Tights Announced appeared first on Siliconera. |
| Xenoblade Chronicles 3 Hero Fiona Revealed Posted: 29 Jun 2022 07:00 AM PDT
Nintendo's latest Xenoblade Chronicles 3 details look at the Hero character Fiona. Heroes are people who can join Noah, Mio, Eunie, Lanz, Sena, and Taion's party. In the case of Fiona, also known as Fifi, she fills a healer-type role when she aids the group. In the Japanese version, her name is Mashiro. First, here's a closer look at her official art and reveal. It notes that Fiona's class is known as Signifier. Like Eunie and Taion, she'll offer back-up. She's also from Agnus, like Mio, Sena, and Taion. She's also described as a kind person.
Next, here's a story scene featuring Fiona coming to aid some allies.
Finally, here are some screenshots showing her in-game.
Most recently, Fiona appeared in the Xenoblade Chronicles 3 Direct that offered new details about the game and its Hero characters. Xenoblade Chronicles 3 will come to the Nintendo Switch on July 29, 2022. An expansion pass with extra DLC will be available. The post Xenoblade Chronicles 3 Hero Fiona Revealed appeared first on Siliconera. |
| Star Ocean: The Divine Force Release Date Revealed Posted: 29 Jun 2022 06:30 AM PDT
As part of theJune 2022 Japanese special program, a Star Ocean: The Divine Force release date appeared. It will show up in the region on October 27, 2022. While Square Enix didn't officially bring up a worldwide launch day, the PlayStation Store also shows that as the release date for the game. It suggests it will unlock at 12 a.m. ET/6 a.m. CET on October 27, 2022. The Japanese limited edition and a new trailer appeared too. Update: The official Twitter account confirmed this is a worldwide release date. First, here's the new Star Ocean: The Divine Force release date trailer. It shows off both story segments and gameplay. As for the Japanese Star Ocean: The Divine Force Limited Edition, it will cost 18,000円 (~$132). People get a copy of the game, an art book, a four-CD soundtrack, an art card showing Princess Laeticia of Aucerius from Aster IV and Captain Raymond Laurence from Verguld, and SD keychains of Laeticia and Raymond. PS4 and PS5 versions of it were shown. It is currently unknown if this edition will also appear worldwide. The Star Ocean: The Divine Force release date for Japan is October 27, 2022, and it seems like that could be the worldwide release date. It will appear on the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC. The post Star Ocean: The Divine Force Release Date Revealed appeared first on Siliconera. |
| Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak to Add Shagaru Magala, Furious Rajang Posted: 29 Jun 2022 03:00 AM PDT
Capcom has revealed the last remaining monsters for the upcoming Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak expansion, including Shagaru Magala. The announcement also revealed several new and returning monster variants, such as the Furious Rajang and Scorned Magnamalo. This gives fans a better idea of what to expect in terms of content for the next few months, once Sunbreak releases later this week. One key reveal of the announcement is the Shagaru Magala. As the name suggests, the six-limbed, winged Elder dragon is the adult form of the Gore Magala. The monster has appeared in earlier Monster Hunter titles, making its debut in Monster Hunter 4. The trailer gives a brief glimpse of the monster's movements and attacks. Furthermore, new and returning monster variants are set to appear both on Sunbreak's launch, as well as in the coming months. On launch, Capcom is bringing back the Furious Rajang, as well as adding a new Scorned Magnamalo variant. While Furious Rajang has been a staple in the Monster Hunter series for some time, the Scorned Magnamalo is new. Unlike its normal form, the Scorned Magnamalo is equipped with larger arm blades and is constantly covered in hellfire. In August, the Seething Bazelgeuse will join the roster. The Bazelgeuse variant will join alongside the previously announced Lucent Nargacuga. Check out the Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak Shagaru Magala trailer: https://youtu.be/t4TnDgyLhQs And here is the title update schedule so far:
Monster Hunter Rise is available for the Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam. The Sunbreak expansion is set to release on June 30, 2022. A playable demo of the expansion is available until the expansion's release. The post Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak to Add Shagaru Magala, Furious Rajang appeared first on Siliconera. |
| NieR: Automata Sales Exceed 6.5 Million Copies Posted: 29 Jun 2022 02:00 AM PDT
The Japanese Twitter account for NieR revealed that sales for NieR: Automata have exceeded 6.5 million copies. This news comes five years after the game's original release in February 2017. The number includes worldwide sales of both digital and physical copies. It also takes into account all three platforms the game is on. NieR: Automata serves as a sequel to NieR, which is itself a spin-off of the Drakengard series. However, one can understand the story without needing to play other games in the franchise. The game has won several awards over the years, as well as received nominations in various categories. These awards include Game of the Year, Best Storytelling, and Best Narrative. Within its first two months, sales for NieR: Automata exceeded one million units. In 2021, on the game's fourth anniversary, Square Enix announced that it had sold 5.5 million units worldwide. In Japan, a fan festival to commemorate the game's fifth anniversary will appear at the end of November 2022. You will be able to purchase tickets from June 28 until July 18, 2022, from the Square Enix website through a lottery system. Yosuke Saito, Yoko Taro, Keiichi Okabe, and Emi Evans are among the guests who will be at the event. NieR: Automata is immediately available on the PlayStation 4, Windows PC, and Xbox One. A Nintendo Switch port will come out on October 6, 2022. An anime adaptation is in development. The post NieR: Automata Sales Exceed 6.5 Million Copies appeared first on Siliconera. |
| That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime Movie Heading to Theaters Posted: 28 Jun 2022 04:00 PM PDT
Crunchyroll will handle the global theatrical release of the That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime The Movie: Scarlet Bond Movie in early 2023. The film will first appear in theaters in Japan in November 2022. It will air in international territories in the next year. In terms of the movie's plot, it will take place after the end of the second season. According to a Crunchyroll press release, That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime The Movie: Scarlet Bond will focus on a power called "Queen," as well as a conspiracy surrounding it. Rimuru will partner up with an original movie character named Hiiro, who is a survivor of the Ogre race. There is no news as of yet regarding Hiiro's voice actor in English or in Japanese. As a reminder, this movie takes place after the second season, and thus may contain spoilers for those who have not finished. Here is the trailer for the movie. It features English subtitles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4EPHOfgOdc That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime is an isekai anime about Satoru Mikami, an office worker in Japan. One day, someone murders him. However, he finds that he was somehow reincarnated in a fantasy world. The catch is that he is now a Slime. The show is available for streaming on Crunchyroll. That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime The Movie: Scarlet Bond will air in Japan in November 2022. It will appear internationally in early 2023. The mobile game That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime: Isekai Memories is available worldwide on iOS and Android devices. The post That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime Movie Heading to Theaters appeared first on Siliconera. |
| Review: Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes Asks ‘What If’ Posted: 28 Jun 2022 12:00 PM PDT
Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes is a Musou game that asks a lot of "what ifs." What if Byleth didn't come to Garreg Mach as a teacher? What if someone else ended up aiding Claude, Dimitri, and Edelgard when the three encountered bandits? What if, instead of a traditional tactical game like Three Houses, Three Hopes was a more active one? The answers to all of them, perhaps not shockingly, are rather fascinating. Shez is a mercenary. Who were they working for? It doesn't really matter. What does is that they face the Ashen Demon Byleth and Jeralt's mercenary company on a battlefield, and things go awry. Everyone Shez worked with is killed, and they nearly fall. However, a being named Arval's fate ends up intertwined with theirs. This grants them extraordinary power. It also leaves the two with a mission. That is, get revenge on Byleth. However, as they go about finding Jeralt's group again, they end up in the same position as Byleth did in Fire Emblem: Three Houses. That is, they wind up at Garreg Mach and tied to one of the three houses. However, in this case Shez is a student alongside the other characters, and their fate intertwines with Claude's, Dimitri's, or Edelgard's.
What's intriguing about Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes is the alternative history it offers compared to the original Three Houses. Because Shez replaces Byleth as the "main" character, so many things also change. Certain character behave differently. Events we saw in the academy before don't go as "planned." It's fascinating. Which isn't to say it makes one telling "right" or the other "wrong." It's a case of "what if." As for how the stories compare, it will depend on the person. I think I liked the Golden Deer storyline in Three Houses more than the one in Three Hopes. But both have their own merits. Though given how much political talk and plot comes up, I sort of feel like someone coming into Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes that didn't play Three Houses will be a little lost. As a Musou game, Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes is a more active experience than the traditional installments. When you head into the field, you'll see a map with varying objectives. More will be added as you play, as well as side-quests. You will be able to directly control four of the characters you assign to the fight. (Though in some cases, an additional four can also be deployed as unplayable allies.) When in the field, you'll button-mash to attack units. Tasks tend to involve named units. Their guard will often need to be broken to deal more devastating damage and defeat them. Also, you'll need to capture certain points, guard allies, open closed spaces, and even go after chests.
What I really appreciated about Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes is how much more strategic it feels than other Musou games. The weapon triangle system is in full effect, and there is a noticeable difference in damage when you play to characters' strengths. Obtaining extra abilities via changing classes also visibly affects everything. The game very much encourages you to constantly bring up the menu in a fight to direct characters you aren't controlling or who appear as NPCs on a map to handle certain objectives. Getting strategy points to implement certain actions to alter a chapter's major battle, perhaps by making an enemy commander recruitable or to add extra NPC allies, is also pretty great. Not to mention the Adjutant system is in place to add partners. Though, I will say that the tutorials are sometimes not handled well. First, there are a lot of them. Which can be handy! Some people might not be accustomed to Musou games, and Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes' handholding could assist with that. But also, they can be a little overbearing. Especially when you're over five hours in and still seeing them. I also felt like some of the tutorials didn't do as good of a job explaining things. The aforementioned Adjutant system is a good example. I almost felt like it was more of an aside than anything, and I had to look up online to figure out how to actually properly implement it.
There are also a number of general quality of life changes here, from what appeared in past Musou games and the original Fire Emblem Warriors. Shez can fast-travel a limited number of times in-battle. It definitely helps with achieving goals. Getting characters on par with each other is fairly easy, due to the training facilities and leveling options. You're constantly getting rewarded for actions, which also helps with getting people prepared for battle. It's very easy to control. Even though it might eventually wear on the hands a bit, I didn't feel like it is as much of a button-masher as other installments. I also loved how much Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes draws from Three Houses. The support system remains in place. Characters get closer via gifts, expeditions, performing chores, eating together, training together and fighting together. Which, well, happened in the original game too! There is an optional permadeath option, which kicks in after the fourth chapter. A morale system is in play. There is also the aforementioned class and ability system, with certain items needed to take "tests" for more advanced roles. Not to mention that, like Three Houses, there are multiple routes to take. As I played it, I felt like it understood why people enjoyed the original game and tried to pay tribute to that.
Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes is the sort of Musou game that not only gets what is special about Fire Emblem in general, but about Three Houses specifically. It's a very involved title. The story gets quite detailed. So much so that folks who don't have that Three Houses experience might not get the most out of Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes. But it's generally an incredibly solid Musou game and a lot of fun if you are aware of everything going on. Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes is available for the Nintendo Switch. The post Review: Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes Asks 'What If' appeared first on Siliconera. |
| Senran Kagura 2 3DS LRG Pre-orders Open Posted: 28 Jun 2022 11:00 AM PDT
LRG 3DS Physical copies of Senran Kagura 2: Deep Crimson are on the way. The company opened up pre-orders for it on June 28, 2022. It will cost $39.99. While there's no exact figure regarding how many will be available, there will only be a limited number made. Once sold out, people will not be able to get a copy of the Double D Edition. The Senran Kagura 2: Deep Crimson Double D Edition doesn't just give folks a copy of the game. They also get an extra bonus. A two-disc soundtrack is included. It features songs taken directly from the beat'em up. Here's a closer look at the 3DS game and CDs that will come with it. This is essentially a reproduction of the original September 2015 release. At the time, XSEED Games offered a $49.99 special edition that also gave people a copy of the game and the soundtrack. LRG is now accepting pre-orders for physical copies of Senran Kagura 2: Deep Crimson for the Nintendo 3DS. It is in pre-production, and there's no exact release date for it yet. Digital copies are immediately available. The post Senran Kagura 2 3DS LRG Pre-orders Open appeared first on Siliconera. |
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