Japan had a quiet week in terms of new releases with the only one being Neko Tomo for the Nintendo Switch. Otherwise, we it mostly saw Call of Duty: Black Ops IV and Red Dead Redemption 2 compete for top.

Chinese game studio Virtuos, who were been behind the Switch ports of Dark Souls Remastered and LA Noire, recently discussed what it’s like to bring games over to the hybrid system.

Last week, Japan along with the rest of the world got Red Dead Redemption 2. In Japan they also finally got Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection, new Beyblade game, and a 2-in-1 Yomawari bundle for Switch.

Last week, Japan had some notable releases with SoulCalibur VI, Dark Souls Remastered for Switch, FuRyu’s crying RPG Crystar, and a Switch edition for Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy.

Bandai Namco is bringing back SoulCalibur with SoulCalibur VI, which brings back the series’ mainstay characters, and has two new modes called “Libra of Soul” and “Soul Chronicle”.

FromSoftware is hosting a special event called the FromSoftware Games Event –Autumn 2018 in Osaka- on October 14, where fans will get to try out Sekiro, Déraciné, and more of their games.

Nintendo Switch owners can participate in the Dark Souls Remastered Network Test between September 21-23, 2018.

The Dark Souls series is collaborating with apparel maker SuperGroupies to make a fancy wristwatch and bag based on the series. Fans of the series can order their own until September 17, 2018.

Dark Souls Trilogy is only for North America and Japan, as Bandai Namco confirmed it will not be released in Europe.

PlayStation 4 and Xbox One owners can pick up an $80 Dark Souls Trilogy in October 2018.

Dark Souls Remastered and its amiibo will arrive on the Nintendo Switch in October 2018.

Last week, Japan got three new releases with Ubisoft’s open-world racing game The Crew 2, the Nintendo Switch version of Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana, and Kurenai no Homura: Sanada Ninpou Chou.

Last week, Japan saw the release of three big titles with Mario Tennis Aces for Switch, New Gundam Breaker for PlayStation 4, and a physical version of Minecraft on Switch.

Last week, Japan didn’t see any major new releases, but it did get Grancrest Senki’s strategy game debut on PS4 along with Super Bomberman R on PS4 and God Wars: The Complete Legend on Switch and PS4.

Last week, Japan had a big release with Type-Moon’s high-speed Servant action game Fate/Extella Link for PS4 and PS Vita, Life is Strange: Before the Storm, Little Nightmares, and Sushi Striker.