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Urban Myth Dissolution Center, Schrodinger’s Call get Nintendo Switch 2 versions
Two games, Urban Myth Dissolution Center and Schrodinger's Call, have received new versions for the Nintendo Switch 2. Urban Myth Dissolution Center has a dedicated 'Nintendo Switch 2 Edition' with an upgrade option and new features like Gallery Mode and mouse controls. Schrodinger's Call has a separate Nintendo Switch 2 version, with save data transfer available upon first launch.
Tokyo Game Show 2026 celebrated the past, and an uncertain AI future | Opinion
Tokyo Game Show 2026 focused heavily on remakes and existing intellectual property, with a less prominent presence of free-to-play and mobile titles compared to previous years. The event also highlighted the growing influence and controversy surrounding generative AI in game development, alongside a burgeoning trend of transmedia strategies and indie publisher investments.
Now Playing at SUPERJUMP, Issue 42
Writers for SUPERJUMP share their current gaming experiences, including Persona 5 Royal, Urban Myth Dissolution Center, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance, and Bionic Bay. The discussions cover personal progress, game design critiques, and the impact of technical performance on player enjoyment.
Japanese gamers vote on most influential game and series, favorite character, favorite developer, more
Famitsu magazine's 40th-anniversary survey of over 5,000 Japanese gamers revealed Nintendo as the favorite developer and Mario as the favorite character. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild was highly recommended, while Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest series dominated influence and sequel requests. Masahiro Sakurai was named favorite creator.
Bitsummit 2026 showed Japanese indies pursuing a new multimedia model, backed by major entertainment firms | Opinion
Major Japanese entertainment companies like TOEI, Shueisha, and Aniplex are increasingly investing in independent games to cultivate new intellectual property for multimedia expansion. Events like Bitsummit showcase this shift, where indie developers are supported by established firms seeking global IP potential beyond traditional media. This strategy aims to leverage Japan's cultural soft power and create revenue streams across games, anime, merchandise, and more.
Morning Mobilization
Fortnite has returned to Google Play, with a video accompanying the announcement. Additionally, Urban Myth Dissolution Center has launched on mobile as a premium release.
Urban Myth Dissolution Center Mobile Version Stealth Dropped
Hakababunko has stealthily released the mobile version of the paranormal mystery adventure game Urban Myth Dissolution Center, which is also available in English and priced the same as console versions. The game, previously released on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and PC, now allows players to solve mysteries using Azami Fukurai's power to see past echoes, including collecting information via social media.
AWARD-WINNING PARANORMAL MYSTERY ADVENTURE URBAN MYTH DISSOLUTION CENTER NOW AVAILABLE ON iOS AND ANDROID
Shueisha Games announced that the award-winning paranormal mystery adventure game Urban Myth Dissolution Center is now available on iOS and Android for $17.99 USD. Developed by Hakababunko, the game allows players to investigate urban legends as a rookie investigator. The mobile version includes exclusive customizable frame designs and is fully optimized for touch controls, bringing the complete original experience to mobile for the first time.
Urban Myth Dissolution Center Launches on Mobile as Premium Release
Hakababunko and Shueisha Games have released the mystery adventure game Urban Myth Dissolution Center on iOS and Android for $17.99. The single-player psycho-detective game features Azami Fukurai, who can see memories of places through her glasses. The game is also available on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and PC, and has sold over 100,000 units.
Urban Myth Dissolution Center now available for iOS, Android
The mystery adventure game Urban Myth Dissolution Center, developed by Haka Bunko and published by Shueisha Games, is now available for iOS and Android devices. The game features a compelling narrative and engaging puzzles.
Silent Hill f Won Famitsu Dengeki Game Awards 2026
Silent Hill f was awarded Game of the Year at the Famitsu Dengeki Game Awards 2026, also securing wins for Best Graphics and Best Voice Actor. Other notable winners included The Hundred Line, Ghost of Yotei, Pokemon Legends Z-A, and Urban Myth Dissolution Center, each taking home two awards. Silent Hill f is available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and PC.
