Monolith Soft sigue creciendo y abre otro estudio en Tokio

Xenoblade developer Monolith Soft continues to expand. According to its official website, an additional studio has opened in Osaki, Tokyo.

Monolith Soft was previously known to have four confirmed studios. The company is primarily run out of Meguro, Tokyo, but also has locations in Kyoto and Nakameguro and Iidabashi, the latter two of which are also in Tokyo.

It’s unclear when the Osaki studio actually opened. We’re also unsure of its exact purpose at this time. The Meguro office tends to work on original games like Xenoblade whereas the one in Kyoto is focused on assisting with other Nintendo titles.

In April, Monolith Soft had recorded over 200 employees. The company is often recruiting new staff, including employees to work on Zelda.

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FE3H confirmed having a time rewind system, made possible by Sothis' ability to turn back time. The system is similar to FE Echoes where you can rewind per movement but the amount of usage allowed is also limited.

Terrain effects: Other than determining movement costs and evasion rates, some spots may have gimmicks such as healing HP or even warp a character to another spot.

When the game is just booted, there will be choices for Normal/Hard difficulty and Casual/Classic mode.

Class Change now uses a Qualification Exam system: Character needs to spend Exam Passes and the chance of passing improves with correct skill ranks. Once the class has been unlocked, the character can freely change back anytime. Level won't go back to Lv1 either.

Ranked skills in FE3H:
剣術 Sword Skill
槍術 Spear Skill
斧術 Axe Skill
弓術 Bow Skill
理学 Physics (Black & Dark magic)
信仰 Faith (White magic)
飛行 Flying (Flier classes)
重装 Heavy Armor (Armored classes)
馬術 Horseriding (Cavalry classes)

El 30 de Abril llega nueva actualización de contenido y un nuevo DLC exclusivo sobre Star Fox:

Super Mario Maker 2 sale el 28 de Junio

Nintendo anunció el desarrollo de Super Mario Maker 2 el pasado mes de febrero y en ese momento no ofreció demasiados detalles sobre las novedades. A pesar de esta falta de información, la compañía ha decidido concretar el lanzamiento del título exclusivo para Nintendo Switch, que llegará a las tiendas el 28 de junio.

En su nota de prensa Nintendo se limita a informar que en Super Mario Maker 2 "los jugadores podrán crear los niveles de Super Mario con los que siempre han soñado". Durante la presentación del juego la compañía prometió que esta entrega incluiría más herramientas, objetos y funciones.

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