PCMag: Some video games get a reputation for being weird purely because they're Japanese. That's the case with Yo-Kai Watch on the Nintendo 3DS ($39.99), but the oddity is distinct and easily explained. Yokai are mythological creatures like fairies and spirits in European legends. They're sort of ghosts, sort of demons, sort of very specific demigods. And in Yo-Kai Watch you can capture them. It's a concept that takes the Pokémon$39.25 at Amazon idea to a Shin Megami Tensei-like extreme (only without the blasphemy and horrific imagery), and it produces a fun, light RPG.
Level-5 will host a “Yo-kai Watch 5th Anniversary Title Presentation” on June 27, where it will announce its previously teased new entry in the series. The presentation will be live streamed on YouTube.
Hardcore Gamer: For those who wore a Wazzat on their heads and forgot to see Yo-Kai Watch: The Movie in theaters, fear not! Fans of the television series and video games who missed out on the limited run Fathom event in select cinemas will have the chance to catch it on television.
Publisher behind Ni no Kuni and Yo-Kai Watch plan to bring future titles to Nintendo's new home console.
They're already making a big Ps4 JRPG though. Also most of Level 5's games are exclusive to Nintendo devices so it's only natural they continue with the Switch.
Because Sony already has more than enough third parties.
Switch is in much greater need of good exclusives from third parties than ps4 is.
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It's possible. If they do bring to the Switch it will be Yo-Kai Watch 4 of course.
All I want is Ni No Kuni 2 with the original packed in as a pre-order bonus. Ni No Kuni was the best JRPG last generation
I'd argue Lost Odyssey, but I haven't played Ni No Kuni yet. I'd definitely try it on Switch though!
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Also Dragon's Crown
Muramasa
Earth Seeker
The Last Story
Valkyrie Chronicles
Kingdoms of Amalur
Dragon Age Origins
Nier
Fragile Dreams
one the best.
Ni No Kuni have to battle
Xenoblade Chronicles
Blue Dragon
Tales of Verpseria
Lost Odyssey
for that spot.
Having to played all five and beaten all but Lost Odyssey(I still can if wanted to) Xenoblade Chronicles is the best.
I'm guessing you only have an Xbox 360 and a Wii because you missed some other great JRPGS on the Playstation like Persona, Tales of Symphonia HD, Trails of Cold Steel, Disgaea, Valkyria Chronicles, Demon's Souls, etc. Hell, even Yakuza because of its RPG elements.
Ni No Kuni battle system needed work. It's the wrong kind of battle system for a grind heavy game. I have the Wizards Edition btw so not blindly hating it. Battle system been fine if the game had occasional battles and not a grind heavy game. I like grinding I do it in DQ games. Ni no Kuni was off balance in that regard so never finished it.
That was my one of my only complaints about Ni No Kuni as well as the annoying Drippy.
