Last week in Japan, we saw the debut of Doraemon: Story of Seasons for the Nintendo Switch which had a pretty solid debut. Hardware sales were also up during the week of June 10 through June 16, 2019.

The official Splatfest artwork for the North American and Japanese Splatfests happening this weekend have been revealed, showing off unicorns, narwhals, and… pineapple.

Splatoon 2 producer Hisashi Nogami appeared to congratulate the winning team of Splatoon 2 World Championships 2019, as well as announce the final Splatfest theme, date, and details on Ver. 5.0.

Last week in Japan, it was another quiet week in video game software and hardware sales. Famitsu’s weekly sales chart shows that for the second week in a row a game has failed to reach the 10,000 mark.

We saw the European “Grown-ups vs. Kids” Splatfest and Japan’s Yes vs. No for pineapple going on sweet & sour pork. North America’s has been revealed as a mythical battle of Unicorn vs. Narwhal.

Nintendo announced the next Splatoon 2 Splatfest for Europe and it comes from the age-old question of “Would you rather be a kid or a grown-up?” and the Japanese one asks yes or no pineapple with sweet & sour pork.

Splatoon 2 is getting a new soundtrack release, featuring high-quality recordings of Off the Hook’s solo concert in Japan, as well as some neat extras, such as Ver. 4.0 tracks that have not gotten official releases yet.

Ys: Memories of Celceta first released for the PS Vita in September 2012 and it made its way to PlayStation 4 last week in Japan to top Famitsu’s weekly video game sales chart.

Nintendo has released the official art piece for the Time Travel vs Teleportation superpowered Splatfest that begins tonight at 9pm PT.

After a small break for Golden Week earlier this month, Famitsu is back with two weeks of video game sales from April 29 to May 12, during which the Switch surpassed the PS4 in total unit sales in Japan.

Splatoon 2 has announced the latest Splatfest will be all about which superpower you prefer – Time Travel or Teleportation? The Splatfest will apply for both the Europe and NA regions.

CoroCoro celebrates its 42nd anniversary on May 15, 2019 and the magazine conducted a special survey for kids to vote for their favorite video game series including Smash Bros., Splatoon, Pokémon, and more.

Nintendo announced the next Splatoon 2 Splatfest that will be exclusive to Japan, and it’s a collaboration with Japan’s top baseball league, Nippon Professional Baseball, as part of the “NPB eSports Series.”

Famitsu recently held a poll for its readers to vote for their favorite games that released in the Heisei period (Jan 8, 1989 – May 1, 2019), and this week’s issue of the magazine has revealed the full top-20.

Last week in Japan, we saw the debut of the Nintendo Switch game Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission as the key release, along with strong follow-up sales from Yoshi’s Crafted World and Sekiro.