Chocobo GP players are reporting false starts and lap count issues online. The official Japanese Chocobo GP Twitter account tweeted, “There are some issues arising in the game’s Chocobo GP mode that we are currently looking into."
EGRET II mini tabletop arcade cabinet now available in Japan, comes loaded with 40 classic Taito titles spanning from 1978 to 1997.
A new Pokémon medal game from Sega called Pokémon Corogarena is coming to Japanese arcades this month. The game looks to feature both physical and digital elements as players launch an unpredictable ball with little rubber spikes overtop a display of the playfield.
New details about Abyss Memory Fallen Angel and the Path of Magic has been announced. The game will be launching on the Nintendo Switch and Steam on April 28. A demo was also made available on February 24, 2022.
Turn an ordinary girl into the savior of the world in The World According to Girl when it launches on Steam February 23. The World According to Girl is a a “deck-building roguelike caring game.”
Needy Streamer Overload (known as NEEDY GIRL OVERDOSE in Japan) surpasses 200,000 sales and a troupe of buff dudes dance to celebrate.
Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel has surpassed 10 million downloads. And to celebrate passing the 10 million mark, Konami has announced plans for an in-game campaign where players will receive 1,000 gems for logging in.
Pokémon DP Sound Library makes the original soundtrack available for non-commercial use. The soundtrack has also been made available on YouTube.
A Japanese/English otaku phrase book called Sekai ga Hirogaru Oshikatsu Eigo (世界が広がる 推し活英語) is coming to Japan. The book boasts having 330 words and 477 phrases and appears to have the English and Japanese side-by-side.
Ace Attorney characters recruited to teach Japan’s youth the dangers of marijuana as part of Capcom's cooperation with the local police enforcement in Osaka.
A-Train: All Aboard! Tourism is now available on Steam. This PC port includes new features, gameplay scenarios, and graphical options.
The Orion looks to double your Nintendo Switch’s screen size. The Orion is a full HD 11.6-inch portable monitor currently being offered for $289, 23% off their suggested price of $379, through the Indiegogo campaign.
