A PlayStation 4 Dragon Quest Builders 2 demo will be released on June 27, 2019.

There will be a season pass for the three paid Dragon Quest Builders 2 DLC packs, though they can be purchased separately.

Square Enix has revealed that Dragon Quest Builders 2 is getting its third DLC pack, which will be themed after the modern world.

The Famitsu Awards 2018 were held today in Japan, and among the winners were Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Monster Hunter: World, Octopath Traveler, and more.

Square Enix released the first DLC pack for Dragon Quest Builders 2 in Japan and it includes over 40 Japanese-themed items with all kinds of furniture. A new update with some QoL improvements also went live.

When you think of Hammerhoods from the Dragon Quest series, the innocent face of a hammer-wielding chump might come to mind, but for a couple days it was the face of destruction in Dragon Quest Builders 2.

Big releases in Japan last week included the crossover 3D fighter Jump Force, Catherine: Full Body, Far Cry: New Dawn, Metro Exodus, and Nobunaga’s Ambition Taishi: with Power-Up Kit.

Last week in Japan, it was a bit of a quiet week for sales with Arc of Alchemist as the lone new release in the top-20. New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe also stood out

We knew that Dragon Quest Builders 2 would get a much taller world as it was measured around three times that of Dragon Quest Builders, and one fan demonstrated it by making Korin’s Tower from Dragon Ball.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate broke all kinds of sales records during its opening month and the latest issue of Famitsu magazine shows how much came from digital sales in Japan.

Last week in Japan, it was a huge week in video game sales as it featured the anticipated releases of a couple blockbuster titles in Kingdom Hearts III and Resident Evil 2.

Last week in Japan, we saw several key releases with Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown, Yakuza 4 on PS4, Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet Complete Edition, and PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds’ retail release.

Last week in Japan, things are starting to cool down in hardware and software sales but that didn’t stop the release of two big-hitters in New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe and Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition.

We recently saw how games sold in the last week of 2018, and we now have a look at the sales data from Japanese sales tracker Media Create for the first week of 2019.

After a bit of a delay due to the holidays in Japan, we got a look at the updated sales chart from Japanese sales tracker Media Create that shared the data from the week of December 24 to December 30, 2018.