The Super Robot Wars series is finally making its way to PC via Steam with the announcement of Super Robot Wars V and Super Robot Wars X, also headed to the Nintendo Switch.

The unified TacP system is one of the more recent changes to character customization in the Super Robot Wars series, but one that is very welcome one indeed.

Last week, Japan saw the release of The Snack World’s new and improved Nintendo Switch version, along with Compile Heart’s latest RPG Death end re;Quest on PS4, and Cities: Skylines – PlayStation 4 Edition.

Last week, Japan didn’t have any new titles release in the top-20, but we saw strong performances from Kirby: Star Allies, Far Cry 5, and more. The Switch also hit the 4 million milestone in Japan.

Last week, Japan had three new titles in the top-20 software charts with Super Robot Wars X on PS4 and PS Vita, Far Cry 5 on PS4, and Shining Resonance Refrain on PS4.

Bandai Namco revealed the second half of the Bonus DLC scenarios, which like the first announced batch will award bonus Mech parts and extra funds upon completion.

Bandai Namco released a third gameplay video today for Super Robot Wars X, showing off the Special Scenario where Cybuster makes its first appearance. The video also shows off several of Cybuster’s attacks.

Super Robot Wars X has announced the first half of the Bonus Scenario DLCs, which usually have more character interactions, and bonus Mech parts as rewards.

The second gameplay video from Super Robot Wars X has been revealed by Bandai Namco, and it shows off Stage 2 of the game, where Ryujinmaru from Mashin Hero Wataru appears from the first time.

Bandai Namco Entertainment Asia shared an English version of Super Robot Wars X’s latest trailer, highlighting the game’s new systems, original characters and mecha along with a bunch of familiar ones.

Bandai Namco’s latest Super Robot Wars X footage takes a peek at the game’s first chapter.

The official site for Super Robot Wars X has updated, showing off several new mechs from the trailer in full detail. There are also several mechs that weren’t shown off as well.

Bandai Namco revealed the second PV for Super Robot Wars X in a livestream today, showing off new moves and units for the participating mecha series, as well as the original characters for the game.

Bandai Namco announced that it is hosting a special broadcast called “Super Robo Channel Live” where we’ll hear the latest info on the Super Robot Wars series on February 19.

During the Taipei Game Show, Super Robot Wars X producer Takanobu Terada appeared on stage to discuss the upcoming game, and also appeared for an interview. Here are the highlights.