SEGA has published an online survey asking Japanese Nintendo Switch owners who purchased Yakuza Kiwami for feedback on the game and asks whether players would like to see other Yakuza games come to Nintendo's current platform. The survey is in Japanese … Read on blog or Reader My Nintendo News Read on blog or Reader SEGA issues feedback survey for Yakuza Kiwami on Switch, asks if players want more Yakuza games By Sickr on November 1, 2024 SEGA has published an online survey asking Japanese Nintendo Switch owners who purchased Yakuza Kiwami for feedback on the game and asks whether players would like to see other Yakuza games come to Nintendo's current platform. The survey is in Japanese but the questions have been translated by a handy Redditor and can be found below. The questions in the Japanese survey are as follows: When did you buy the game? Where have you heard/seen the game? Which one of the previous answers was the first time you learned about the game? Which one made you decide to buy the game? Why did you buy this game? [Also includes 'because it released on Nintendo Switch'] Which of the previous answers was the deciding factor? Rate various aspects of the game on a scale 1-5. Rate the game on a scale 1-10. What marketing material/channels did you see? Which one was the most impressive? Have you bought any other Yakuza game before? [Includes every single release] Would you buy a future Yakuza/Like a Dragon entry? On what platform would you buy the next game? Do you have a second choice? [Includes Nintendo Switch] Do you have any specific feedback for Yakuza Kiwami on Nintendo Switch? What gaming platform do you own? Which of the previous answers do you actually play games on? Select your favorite genres. How many games did you buy in the past year? Which gaming publication do you read? Which of the previous do you read the most? Select genre and birth year/month Select your occupation Via Comment

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Nintendo Music looks set to be an excellent addition to the perks available for Nintendo Switch Online subscribers. While there is currently only a limited range of classic video game soundtracks on offer, more will undoubtedly be added the collection a… Read on blog or Reader My Nintendo News Read on blog or Reader Super Mario Bros. Wonder has now been added to Nintendo Music By Sickr on November 1, 2024 Nintendo Music looks set to be an excellent addition to the perks available for Nintendo Switch Online subscribers. While there is currently only a limited range of classic video game soundtracks on offer, more will undoubtedly be added the collection as time goes on. The first new release for the service is the joyful soundtrack to the wonderful Super Mario Bros. Wonder. This marks the first time a big Nintendo Switch game, which hasn't received a full soundtrack release in Japan, has appeared on Nintendo's new service. Via Comment

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Hironobu Sakaguchi, who is the head of Mistwalker and the main creator behind Final Fantasy, has revealed that he is once again teaming up with famed JRPG composer, Nobuo Uematsu, for a brand new game. The game, which has yet to be named, is described a… Read on blog or Reader My Nintendo News Read on blog or Reader Hironobu Sakaguchi and Nobuo Uematsu teaming up for "dark fantasy" game By Sickr on November 1, 2024 Hironobu Sakaguchi, who is the head of Mistwalker and the main creator behind Final Fantasy, has revealed that he is once again teaming up with famed JRPG composer, Nobuo Uematsu, for a brand new game. The game, which has yet to be named, is described as a "dark fantasy" game. It is not clear what the new game is, though it could well be a sequel to the upcoming Fantasian: Neo Dimension. Mistwalker recently filed a new trademark for something called Fantasian Dark Edge. Fantasian: Neo Dimension launches on Nintendo Switch in December. Via Comment

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