Last week in Japan there was a number of new releases including Disaster Report 4 Plus, Battlefield V, Shenmue I & II, Neko Tomo, and Nari Kids Park HUGtto! PreCure to hit the top-20 in weekly sales.

After eight long years, Disaster Report 4 Plus is finally seeing release this week… as long as nothing happens in Japan. Fingers crossed.

Last week, Japan saw the release of three titles in Luigi’s Mansion for Nintendo 3DS, Tetris Effect, and FromSoftware’s PS VR game Déraciné. Here’s the latest software and sales data from Media Create.

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.

Neko Tomo’s slow-paced life simulation gameplay has you taking care of two kittens and deepening your bond with them, which is nice in a week with not much else of note.

The upcoming kitty-communication game Neko Tomo releases for Switch next week, but the 3DS version that was slated for release this winter is coming out earlier than expected on November 21 in Japan.

A Neko Tomo demo has been released, giving people who play it a chance to earn costumes for the two kittens to use in the full version of the game.

Tokyo Game Show 2018 is approaching and the latest company to share its lineup for the expo is Bandai Namco, with headlining titles such as Digimon Survive, Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition, Jump Force, more.

Neko Tomo is a new entry in the Teddy Together series, but instead of a teddy bear you’ll become family with a pair of kittens that you’ll communicate with and participate in various activities.

The Teddy Together series is getting a new game and this time it stars cats in a title called Neko Tomo for Nintendo Switch and 3DS. Bandai Namco shared a first look with a couple trailers and screenshots.

Life simulation game Kuma Tomo, also known as Teddy Together in Europe, is getting a new game called Neko Tomo, and this time it’ll feature a cat.