This week marks the arrival of games for Japanese and international audiences. Highlights include Donkey Kong Bananza on Switch 2 , as well as EDENS ZERO and Hunter x Hunter: Nen x Impact on multiple platforms. The schedule also includes new digital releases and special editions of established franchises.
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With options for all tastes, from classic adventures to adaptations of popular manga, the Japanese scene remains bustling, especially given the growing demand for globally localized titles.
This week's main physical releases bring nostalgia and new experiences
Among this week's physical highlights, Donkey Kong Bananza arrives on Nintendo Switch 2 with a global release. It promises to bring back the essence of Nintendo classics in a modern and accessible version. Additionally, EDENS ZERO , inspired by Hiro Mashima's manga, arrives on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC, featuring an intense narrative in a space-themed action RPG.
Another big name is Hunter x Hunter: Nen x Impact , which debuts on PlayStation 5, Switch, and PC. The game promises to please both anime fans and competitive gamers, with dynamic battles and a robust multiplayer mode.
Additionally, Shadow Labyrinth expands the offering of dark RPGs for those seeking challenging experiences. With versions for Switch, Switch 2, and next-gen consoles, the game adds to the week's variety.
Digital releases offer variety in styles and platforms
Among digital releases, the highlight is Atomic Owl, a retro-looking action title available on multiple platforms, including PS5, Xbox Series, and PC. Diversity continues with Arashi Gaiden , a classic-inspired RPG released on Steam, and Bridge Constructor Studio, which focuses on physics and engineering challenges on virtually every modern platform, including mobile devices.
For visual novel fans, BUSTAFELLOWS Season 2 arrives on PC and Switch with a captivating plot and refined art style. Meanwhile, Puella Magi Madoka Magica: Magia Exedra reinforces the catalog's presence of established franchises, launching worldwide on Steam.
Also noteworthy are the week's important updates, such as the additional content for Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot with the “DAIMA” expansion and the new version of Zenless Zone Zero , both promising to extend the experience of already established games.
Classic games also gain space with re-releases on PS5 and PS4
Nostalgic fans aren't left out. Twisted Metal III and Twisted Metal 4 are coming to PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 in updated versions, fulfilling the requests of series fans. These additions reinforce the developers' strategy of revitalizing legacy franchises with support for modern platforms.
Furthermore, titles like Upin & Ipin Universe and The Wandering Village demonstrate how Japan remains attentive to global trends, investing in productions aimed at different audiences and game styles.
