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📚 Weekly Famitsu 188
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Artwork for 'Yoshi's Island', from a Monthly Famitsu Bros strategy guide in 1995.
2012 new years cards from SNK, Atlus, Capcom, and Mages. From Weekly Famitsu 1205 (1-19-2012).
Crisis Core FF7 Reunion 2nd week in the Famitsu Japan physical sales chart! #CrisisCore
No.17. Switch - 12,606
No.20. PS4 - 8,865
No. 24. PS5 - 6,878
Platform Totals:
PS4 - 62,346
PS5 - 61,400
Switch - 61,133
Crisis Core Total: 184,879
PlayStation - 66%
Switch - 33%
In Famitsu’s year-end game dev comment, Yoshi-P says:
-FFXVI is out June 2023 and 2023 is the 10th Anniversary of FFXIV (ARR), so both titles will go full throttle
-FFXIV 6.3 is out early January, and more FFXVI news is sure to come
-He looks forward to ONE PIECE’s final arc
Crisis Core FF7 Reunion debuts at No.3, 4 and 5 in this weeks Famitsu physical sales charts! #CrisisCore
No. 3. PS5 - 54.5k
No. 4. PS4 - 53.4k
No. 5. Switch - 48.5k
Crisis Core Total - 156,530 units!
PlayStation - 69%
Switch - 31%
New Compile Heart Announcement Teased for January 2023 Famitsu - https://t.co/uuoyHRMcc6
I dunno why the latest Famitsu issue cover has both Tales of Symphonia and Tales of Arise on it, but it's pretty cool
Maybe a collab with a mobile game? The guy in the front doesn't look familiar to me
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Gouhuo: https://t.co/xnq1QbgmLF
The latest issue from Famitsu showcase latest info about Ys Nordics the latest title in the series and an interview from Nihon Falcom President Toshihiro Kondo.
The following info and main highlights is mentioned in this interview:
I recently read that the Japanese term "Kusoge" (クソゲー) had been coined by writer Jun Miura in 2002, and that factoid didn't sit right with me, despite online gaming sites seeming to confirm this. Well, I spotted the infamous term in a 1990 Famitsu. Lore refuted, hopefully.
Volume 3 of @tobyfox's Secret Base from Weekly Famitsu magazine is finished. This time Toby reads some of the answers he received from last month's question. (Link below)
Cover for the Famitsu issue releasing on December 8 featuring Mahoutsukai no Yoru.
Included are interviews and commentaries with Hirokazu Koyama, Kinoko Nasu, Hideyuki Fukusawa, and Yuuro.
https://t.co/LmuxhuyYZ4 #魔法使いの夜 #mahoyo
@gameartarchive Design reminds me a bit of Susumu Matsushita’s work. He did a lot of art for Famitsu magazine, including the design of its mascot, Necky the Fox.
📰 La couverture du prochain Weekly Famitsu, qui sortira le 8 décembre, a été dévoilée !
Un dossier de 16 pages célébrera la sortie du remaster de Mahoutsukai no Yoru et inclura des interviews de Hideyuki Fukasawa, IURO ainsi que Kinoko Nasu et Hirokazu Koyama !
#魔法使いの夜
Time to piss off the believers but the only mention that I am aware of it eating its own tail (outside the game, lore) is from the Famitsu “MH Visual & Memorial Archives” which is written by Famitsu magazine staff, not Capcom. Even if Capcom signed off on it, it’s not official.
Octopath Traveler II Director Keisuke Miyauchi said in Famitsu one inspiration for upgrading the HD-2D engine they're now using, was to make scenes as beautiful as the trial scene in Chrono Trigger.
Chrono Trigger HD-2D Remake is the dream!!!
Source: https://t.co/rt3YWGtdzw
