Harvest Moon: Light of Hope announced for PS4, Switch, and PC
Natsume and Rising Star Games have announced Harvest Moon: Light of Hope for PlayStation 4, Switch, and PC.
The new game promises to “encompass twenty years of spirit that has made the franchise what it is today.” It will be playable on Switch and PC at the Natsume booth at E3 2017 from June 13 to 15.
Here’s an overview of the game, via Natsume:
About
In Harvest Moon: Light of Hope, players begin the game as they set out looking for a fresh start and new surroundings. During their voyage, their ship is hit by a monsoon and goes down. As they drift into a small harbor town, now in a shambles from the storm, it will be up to the player to help rebuild the town and save the lighthouse…but it won’t be easy! Nevertheless, with some hard work growing crops, tending livestock, and gathering materials for repairs, players will be able to make new friends, start a family, revive the lighthouse, and save the town!
Hiro Maekawa, President & CEO of Natsume
“Harvest Moon: Light of Hope will set itself apart from other Harvest Moon titles with its depth, including a robust story and clear-cut goals. We set out to create a SNES-style nostalgic game with deep and meaningful characters and events, and we are excited to have our fans play it at E3 and tell us what they think!”
Martin Defries, Managing Director, Rising Star Games
“Partnering with Natsume for over a decade, we’ve been delighted to bring the joyful gameplay of Harvest Moon to fans in Europe and beyond. We are excited to be part of the unveiling of Harvest Moon: Light of Hope at E3″.
Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 for Switch launches this fall in Japan
The Switch version of Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 will launch in Japan this fall, the latest issue of V-Jump reveals.
On Switch, the sequel features six-person ad-hoc play, two-player battles using the Joy-Con controllers, and the ability to use Kamehameha through the motion sensor. As a special bonus, buyers will receive a code to unlock all of the playable characters from the main story of the previous game early.
Outside of the Switch news, V-Jump also reveals that Super Saiyan Blue Vegito and Fused Zamasu are next in line as downloadable content characters for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC versions of Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, which is available now worldwide.
Nintendo announced a “Global Testpunch” demo, three new characters, free post-launch updates, and more for Arms during an Arms-focused Nintendo Direct live stream today.
The Global Testpunch demo will be accessible on May 26 (North America-only), May 27, May 28, June 2 (North America-only), June 3, and June 4. The Arms Global Testpunch application will be available as a free download on the Nintendo eShop before the demo begins.
The three new characters are named Kid Cobra, Byte & Barq, and Twintelle.
Free post-launch updates will add new fighters, stages, and equippable Arms to the game.
Get the full overview of new information below, via Nintendo.
■ Combat Customization
After selecting a character, players will have the opportunity to equip two Arms, one on the right and one on the left. These Arms range from standard fists to things like boomerangs and missiles, offering a wide variety of close- and long-range attacks, as well as offensive and defensive options.
Types – Dozens of Arms can be selected in the game, each with its own special power and handling ability. Different types range from the Toaster, which unleashes a flaming punch, to the Tribolt, which shoots three bolts horizontally. Some Arms even boost defense, like the Guardian, which can be used as a shield.
Attributes – There are seven different Arms attributes in the game, each with its own specialty: Fire, Electricity, Wind, Ice, Stun, Explosion and Blind. Different Arms have different attributes, so it’s a good idea to mix and match for a strategic advantage.
Weight – When equipping the many different types of Arms, weight is an important factor in determining performance. Weight affects momentum, so players have to keep this in mind when selecting Arms. Stronger Arms are more powerful but slower, while multi-hit Arms are quick but have lower individual power. Punches can even run into each other while fighting, with the heavier Arms knocking the lighter ones away.
Upgrade Arms – As players fight through ARMS, they will rack up hard-earned in-game currency for use at the Arms Getter, where players can use their skills to earn new ARMS and the ability to upgrade previously owned ones.
■ Versus Mode
Arms is filled to the brim with fun modes that offer a variety of ways to challenge other fighters.
Fight – In this main multiplayer* mode, two fighters battle against each other one-on-one to claim victory. During the fight, bombs and other healing items drop in, adding some strategic options to the proceedings.
Team Fight – In this mode, two players are attached by strings and must team up to battle another team of two. Attacks can hit allies, so watch out for friendly punches!
V-Ball – Similar to volleyball, but much more awesome. V-Ball is a sport that involves knocking an explosive ball into the opponent’s court.
Hoops – Grab opponents and shoot them into the net (or even dunk them for extra satisfaction) in this hard-core game of Arms-style basketball.
Skillshot – Break as many targets as possible using the versatile powers of ARMS.
1-on-100 – Defeat 100 enemies in a row, one at a time, in this progressive battle mode.
Arms Test & Training – In Test mode, players can try out randomized Arms combinations, while Training lets them practice a number of varied drills.
■ Multiplayer* Gaming
Playing with friends either locally or online is easy when using one of the various multiplayer modes in Arms.
Grand Prix – Win 10 straight matches in Grand Prix and players will face a final opponent to be crowned the Arms champion. (This mode is played locally with one or two players.)
Party Match – By connecting the Nintendo Switch console to the internet, players can battle with up to three other Arms players at a time that are in the same lobby as them. One lobby can hold up to 10 systems, but with up to two players per system, 20 players can potentially get together in the same lobby.
Ranked Match – In this time-honored coliseum, players compete online in 1-v-1 battles. By winning a match, a player’s rank goes up, while, conversely, losing will make that rank go down. While waiting to play a Ranked Match online, players can participate in any other mode to pass the time (and tighten up their skills).
Local Wireless Mode – When playing in Local Wireless mode, up to eight players with eight separate systems in the same room can gather in an in-game lobby and battle up to three other players at a time like in Party Match.
■ Arms Updates
In the future, Nintendo will release free software updates that add new fighters, stages and ARMS to the game. These free updates will occur after the game launches, so watch for additional details!
■ Global Testpunch
Like Splatoon 2 and Splatoon before it, Arms is offering free trial periods to try out the game and get a taste of what it’s like before launch. But instead of a Global Testfire, these free demos will naturally be called the Global Testpunch. The first blocks of time will be allocated throughout the weekend of May 26-28, and the second blocks on June 2-4. To participate, simply download the free Global Testpunch demo in Nintendo eShop on Nintendo Switch before the trials begin. Check the official website for updates about specific timing.
■ Characters
Over the course of the Nintendo Direct presentation, the 10 key playable fighters in Arms were unveiled. Each with his or her own fighting style, the game’s playable characters are full of personality.
Spring Man – This passionate fighter’s bouncy hairstyle might look fake, but his passion for fighting is definitely real.
Ninjara – Using his nimble movements and ancient ninjutsu, Ninjara can disappear and warp somewhere else even in mid-air or when guarding.
Master Mummy – As the only character that can restore health while guarding, Master Mummy is a force to be reckoned with.
Min Min – With her ramen noodle arms, Min Min’s spin kick and throws are deliciously powerful.
Kid Cobra – A fan of selfie sticks and live streaming, this hip fighter pounces on opponents with a charged-up dash.
Ribbon Girl – Possessing next-level jumping skills, Ribbon Girl violates the laws of physics with her unbeatable power.
Helix – Who is Helix? He’s an experiment gone wrong, that’s who. His springy body lets him move in unpredictable ways.
Mechanica – This mechanical genius dons a homemade power suit that can hover above the competition.
Byte & Barq – Two fighters in one! This robot fighter and his robot canine companion battle together to unleash devastating combo attacks.
Twintelle – As an A-list actress, Twintelle uses her celebrity status to render her opponents utterly star struck as she walks the red carpet to victory.
Nintendo has released a new trailer and set of screenshots for Splatoon 2 introducing the game’s single-player mode.
Here’s an overview of the mode, via Nintendo:
In a shocking twist, Callie – of Squid Sisters fame – has gone missing and her right-tentacle squid Marie tasks the player to search for Callie and the Great Zapfish. Players can use different weapons in single-player mode to overcome obstacles, defeat enemies and take down towering bosses – weapons like the Roller, Slosher, Splatling or the new Dualies. The single-player mode is designed to teach players tips and tricks that they can then use in multiplayer. For more on the Squid Sisters, check out the Squid Sisters Stories here.
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