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Fixed the following bugs in the Event Editor:

• An issue where the updated “Temporary Resurrection Point ” would disappear after clearing an Achievement following the “Update Resurrection Point ” operation.
• An issue where the “Map Display” command in the “Screen Switch” command would not function in existing Worlds.

The following issues have been fixed:

• The item “Barrier Pearl” invincibility effect is ineffective when attacked.
• The paralysis resistance of the item “Lightning Brooch” is ineffective against the paralysis effect of Shock Blocks.

The following changes were made to improve the gameplay experience:

• Adjusted lock-on camera view angle
• When the locked-on enemy is far away, like airborne enemies, the camera is pulled back to make it easier for you to see what is happening.
• Adjusted boss difficulty after mid-point
• Lowered HP
• Adjusted the frequency and power of some attacks
• Changed some unavoidable attacks and made it possible to evade them
• Adjusted some character models
• Turned off map UI display in camera mode (save points, stores, safe spots)

Bug fixes:

• Resolved an issue preventing progress if you started playing the game before first downloading the Ver. 1.01 update and then downloaded it after saving the game (also applies to players who purchased items)
• Fixed an issue with Malice value being set to 133% when updating to Ver. 1.01
• Fixed a bug causing play time to be counted even when the Nintendo Switch is in sleep mode
• Fixed an issue preventing progress in the tutorial.

New Content

• new sniper rifle SKS FAB

Bug Fixes

Weapons and Gear

• Athlete Browning Cynergy CX: fixed a bug due to which the series weapon stats were different from those of the regular version.
• Liberty Metal Bat: fixed a bug due to which the weapon animation worked incorrectly.
• Triumphant Push Daggers: fixed a bug due to which the weapons did not deal damage.

Other

• Fixed a bug due to which some instant awards worked incorrectly.
• Fixed some localization errors and inconsistencies.

Plunge right into the depths of nostalgia as the legendary side-scrolling shoot ‘em up, X-Out, returns in a stunning remake X-Out: Resurfaced! Be prepared for this ININ x Ziggurat partnership as they make waves with this classic underwater shooter to all platforms this winter!

…start your engine, insert disk…

Rainbow Arts, one of the top game developers of the 80s, originally developed and released X-Out for home computers in 1990. Celebrated as “the dream of every action freak,” and “the ultimate shoot ‘em up,” (Amiga Joker) X-Out quickly became a classic on the Commodore 64, Amiga and Atari ST.

While most shooters released at the time were set in the air, or outer space, X-Out goes deep beneath the ocean. Now, 35 years later, X-Out is being reimagined for a new generation of players, bringing enhanced graphics, updated gameplay, and even more thrilling new features.

…hacking ROM…

…clearing disc space…. for the X-Out: Resurfaced trailer…

X-Out: Resurfaced stays true to the essence of the original, while introducing modern twists! Although the exciting features are not yet announced, just know that X-Out: Resurfaced will definitely make gigantic soundwaves… Stay tuned for more news on this exciting remake!

Bug Fixes

The following issues were fixed:

Eikan Nine

• If you convert a fielder to a pitcher when you don’t have enough filders, you will be unable to progress.
• Until the bug is fixed, please refrain from converting fielders to pitchers if doing so will result in you having less than 8 fielders.
• If you repeatedly convert filders to pitchers, the pitcher’s abilities will continually increase.

Success

• Certain events do not occur, and you cannot unlock everything in the Album
• Even if you use a “Daijobu” success token, the surgery may fail.

Power Fes Adventure

• Certain balls may get stuck in the ground after being hit, preventing progress.

Championship

• After matchmaking, the order screen may get stuck.

Power Pro Shop

• Power Points will max out if you follow certain steps.
• Repeatedly opening the DLC Shop may cause the game to crash.

Pennant / Arrange

• The game may occasionally crash when entering or exiting the setup screen.

Pennant

• If you convert a fielder to a pitcher using practice settings or player trait items, the game crashes.

Pennant / My Life

• Player set to play under certain conditions are skipped when their turn comes.

My Life

• If you select “Work hard” during Iori Hanagata’s proposal event, you will not be able to propose to her in subsequent events.
• If you wish to use two-way play while being on the primary team, and you’re fired after progressing to contract renewal, the event will stop after the contract renewal event ends.
• If you perform certain operations while not being selected for the All-Star game, you will still be able to select [Game] on the day of the All-Star game, therefore preventing progress.
• While playing as your own character, the game will crash during game transition under certain conditions.

My Life / Player data

• The game may crash after entering your player’s name.

General

• Other bug fixes.

Fixing Defects

• Sometimes, the rewards are not given even though the Voucher collection is complete.
• With this update, you will be able to receive the rewards that you were not receiving.
• During the adventure, a communication error occurs and you are sent back to the island or the software quits.
• When updating resources during play, a communication error is displayed and cannot be restored until restarting.
• If the fruit is harvested just before it is ripe and then re-seeded and watered, a communication error occurs and the user is returned to the title.
• It is possible to slip through the terrain of the world map in a stage and walk over rivers, oceans, etc.
• When the user starts Together Catch, an error occurs and the software is forced to terminate.
• The software is forcefully terminated when performing Decorate operations under poor communication conditions.
• Togethet Catch is terminated too soon.
• If you interrupt the third part of the study of knowledge and then resume it, the door won’t open and you won’t be able to progress.

Adjustments and changes, etc.

• Get Jewel! and other Get stages have separate limits on the number of times they can be played.
• Updated Daily Get Stage Schedule.

Experience a New Adventure in the World of Shin-chan

In Shin chan: Shiro and the Coal Town, Shin-chan and the Nohara family visit the town of Akita. The game depicts Shin-chan’s daily life as he and Shiro experience various things while travelling between the two worlds of reality and a mysterious town. The game can be enjoyed by people of all ages and genders, from “Crayon Shin-chan” fans to video game fans who want to experience a full-fledged story.

The Nohara Family Goes to Akita Prefecture!

Hiroshi is sent on a sudden business trip to his native Akita. The Nohara family arrives in a small village near Hiroshi’s parents’ home and rents a traditional Japanese farmhouse. Nestled in this tranquil rural landscape, they begin their carefree and quiet life in the countryside. Shinnosuke’s grandfather, Ginnosuke, teaches him the secrets of countryside games such as bug catching and fishing. In the evenings, everyone enjoys sitting around the sunken hearth to savour delicious Akita dishes. In the village, Shinnosuke interacts with farmers and makes new friends. Every day, he enjoys his life to the fullest until…

Shinnosuke Follows After a Soot-Covered Shiro

One morning, Shiro shows up at the house, covered in soot. As a confused Shinnosuke looks on, Shiro suddenly runs away…! Shinnosuke chases after Shiro, and he notices a mysterious train he’s never seen before. Shinnosuke follows after Shiro and accidentally boards this train.

Welcome to Coal Town

The mysterious train stops in a lively and prosperous town that seems to have been frozen in time since the Showa era. In this town, called Coal Town, energetic working class people go about their daily lives. After meeting a mysterious young girl, Shinnosuke becomes friends with these people. And so begins Shinnosuke’s newest adventure…!

New Features

■ Preparations for future events

■ Addition of a new feature: Good-Night Ribbon

Helper Pokémon can get Good-Night Ribbons based on the amount of sleeping time you’ve shared.

Getting a Good-Night Ribbon will raise some of a Pokémon’s helping stats.

The effects the ribbon has on stats depend on which of the four levels of Good-Night Ribbon it is, and these levels are unlocked based on the amount of sleeping time shared with that helper Pokémon.

• Ribbon level 1: 200 hours of sleeping time shared

• Carry limit +1

• Ribbon level 2: 500 hours of sleeping time shared

• Carry limit +2

• If the Pokémon can still evolve once (example: Pikachu), its helping frequency is shortened by 5%

• If the Pokémon can still evolve twice (example: Pichu), its helping frequency is shortened by 11%

• Ribbon level 3: 1,000 hours of sleeping time shared

• Carry limit +3

• Special profile icon of that helper Pokémon

• Ribbon level 4: 2,000 hours of sleeping time shared

• Carry limit +2

• If the Pokémon can still evolve once (example: Pikachu), its helping frequency is shortened by 7% (for a total of 12% shorter)

• If the Pokémon can still evolve twice (example: Pichu), its helping frequency is shortened by 14% (for a total of 25% shorter)

Note: Each level’s effects will be added as you unlock them.

Example: If you unlock ribbon level 2 with Pichu (a Pokémon that can still evolve twice), you’ll get the effects of ribbon level 2 in addition to the effects of ribbon level 1.

Therefore, that particular Pokémon will get three effects from the ribbon: +1 to its carry limit from the ribbon level 1 bonus, plus an additional +2 to its carry limit and 11% shorter helping frequency from the ribbon level 2 bonus.

Game Contents

■ Adjustment that allows helper Pokémon with the Skills specialty to bank main skill uses

Until now, for all helper Pokémon, a main skill would not trigger again until it has been used once.

After this adjustment, Pokémon with the Skills specialty will be able to bank up to two uses of their main skill.

Notes: After this adjustment, when you tap on a helper Pokémon with a magnifying glass over its head on the home screen, if the Pokémon has the Skill specialty, it will sometimes use its main skill twice at one time.

Pokémon that don’t have the Skills specialty can only bank one use of their main skill.

You can see your helper Pokémon’s specialty in the upper right of the Pokémon’s details screen (from the home screen, tap Pokémon, then Pokémon Box, then tap on an individual Pokémon).

■ Rewards when you’ve reached the max area bonus

If you’ve reached the max area bonus, your 5% area bonus increase will be automatically divided and distributed across other areas.

Example: If you have reached the max area bonus for Greengrass Isle and have the areas up to Snowdrop Tundra unlocked, the 5% area bonus increase that would normally go to Greengrass Isle will be shared amongst Cyan Beach (+2%), Taupe Hollow (+2%), and Snowdrop Tundra (+1%).

■ Unlocking the limits for research rank, helper Pokémon levels, and more

• Research rank: 55 → 60

• Pokémon level: 55 → 60

• Max levels of certain main skills: 6 → 7

• Ingredient Magnet S

• Extra Helpful S

• Cooking Power-Up S

Note: Other main skills’ max levels are scheduled to be gradually unlocked in later updates.

• Recipe level: 55 → 60

• Max expanded capacity of the bag’s ingredients pocket: 600 → 700

■ Addition of three-star sleep styles to the sleep styles that can be discovered on Greengrass Isle

We will add multiple three-star Pokémon sleep styles to the sleep styles that can be seen during sleep research on Greengrass Isle.

■ Increase to Strength gains from certain dishes

The Strength gains from some dishes that don’t require many ingredients will be increased slightly.

■ Bedtime rewards increase

Some of the rewards you can get by sticking to your bedtime will increase.

■ Sleep research rewards increase

The amount of research EXP and Dream Shards you can get from sleep research will increase slightly.

Note: Adjustments will focus mainly on sleep styles that require a low amount of Drowsy Power.

■ Adjustment to game function when you edit your team

After the adjustment, whenever you change which Pokémon are on your team—even if you only change one Pokémon—any banked main skills that are ready to use for any of the Pokémon on your team will be canceled.

We are making this adjustment to prepare for a wide variety of main skills that we plan to implement in the future.

Other

■ Compatibility for tablet devices and folding smartphones

■ End of Pokémon Sleep support on Android OS 7

If you are using one of these systems and would like to continue playing Pokémon Sleep, please consider updating your OS version or transferring your data to a compatible system (one with Android 8.0 or newer, or iOS).

Also, if you are using one of these systems and are considering purchasing a Premium Pass, please make your purchase after updating your OS version or transferring your data to a compatible system (one with Android 8.0 or newer, or iOS).

If you are using a device with Android 8.0 or newer, or iOS, support will continue as before. There is no need to take any action.

■ Some texts adjusted or unified

■ Other small bug fixes and adjustments

Pokémon HOME is a cloud service for the Nintendo Switch system and compatible mobile devices designed as a place where all Pokémon can gather. By linking the same Nintendo Account to both the Nintendo Switch version and mobile version of Pokémon HOME, you’ll be able to access the same Pokémon Boxes on both versions. With Pokémon HOME you can move Pokémon between compatible games, trade Pokémon on the go, and more! You can also purchase a subscription** to the Pokémon HOME Premium Plan for more features.

With Pokémon HOME, you can manage your collection of Pokémon across multiple games. Gathering your Pokémon is just the beginning—you can trade with friends or with anyone around the world directly using the Pokémon HOME mobile app***. A subscription to the Premium Plan gives the ability to transfer Pokémon from Pokémon Bank, expands the number of Pokémon that can be deposited from 30 to 6,000, expands the number of Pokémon that can be placed in the Wonder Box and GTS at one time (mobile version only), allows you to host your own Room Trades (mobile version only), and gives you the Judge function right within Pokémon HOME.

Minami Lane is a small, wholesome management game set on a Japanese-inspired street. Create and manage your own street, make sure everyone is happy, and watch the villagers live their lives! Enjoy 2 to 4 hours of playtime, cute tanukis and lots of cats!

Build your street

Build homes to add villagers to your street, then improve their happiness by beautifying every inch and building a variety of shops & attractions! These include ramen shops, boba cafes, bookstores and more, each with unique inventories and effects.

Manage your shops

Attract customers with everything from floral bouquets to karaoke! Shops you create will need your careful guidance to offer the right products at the right prices. Lead them to success and make your neighborhood thrive.

Watch your villagers live their lives

Once you start the day, you’ll get to see each villager react to your street and offer helpful feedback on how to improve! Memorize their preferences and refine your street the following day.

Reach your objectives

Complete missions to unlock new levels with more buildings, villager types, and other surprises.

What Minami Lane offers:

• 2-4 hours of play time
• Create and customize your own adorable street
• Manage shops by adjusting their inventory, recipes, and prices
• Play strategically to complete each level’s mission objectives
• Keep the streets clean by picking up trash
• Tanukis and cats!

What Minami Lane does not offer:

• Hardcore strategy
• Multiplayer
• Tons of missions
• New levels after release

In Minami Lane’s missions, you’ll need to strategically plan each day and use elements such as random events to your advantage to complete multiple objectives.

Game Modes

The sandbox mode focuses on creativity and relaxation, allowing you to immerse yourself in the peaceful, cozy world without the stress of objectives.

Development Team

Minami Lane is the collaborative effort of Dorian (Doot), Doriane (Blibloop) and Antoine (Zakku). Doot, a former data scientist turned game developer, brings light strategy and management gameplay, while Blibloop breathes life into the isometric world with her Studio Ghibli-inspired, hand-drawn designs. Zakku adds the finishing touches with joyful, wholesome music compositions and soundscape. We really hope you will enjoy this tiny game we made with love 💕

Remade originally for Game Boy Advance with better sprites and animations, Aero the Acro-Bat: Rascal Rival Revenge brings an enhanced first chapter of the adventures of Aero, a circus bat with acrobatic skills. Aero must once again confront his arch-nemesis, Edgar Ektor, who has returned with a new plot to take over the world. Players guide Aero through a series of challenging levels, utilising his acrobatic abilities to navigate obstacles, defeat enemies, and collect power-ups. With colorful graphics, catchy music, and fast-paced gameplay, Aero the Acro-Bat: Rascal Rival Revenge offers an enjoyable platforming experience for fans of the series and platforming genre.