The Dragalia Lost x Monster Hunter crossover is almost here! The event is entitled 'Primal Crisis,' and it kicks off Jan. 28th, 2020. You'll have until Feb. 16th, 2020 to enjoy the new weapons, monsters, and more.

Thief's Roulette was announced for Switch quite some time ago. The title was fully funded via Kickstarter, and is officially on the way. Now the developer announced that Top Hat Studios has scooped up publishing rights for the title, so they'll be seeing it through to Switch release in the future. Check out a recap of Thief's Roulette below.

Thief’s Roulette takes place in a far off future Earth, where people are no strangers to android life, body augmentation or any of the other concepts of a high-tech society. Our characters live with it every day, to them its the way things have always been. That is simply the world they inhabit, and it all takes a back seat to the terrible events that the characters must face.

SEGA has shared their complete stage show lineup for the Taipei Game Show 2020. There are a number of Switch games that'll be on display, and there's also one unannounced title that SEGA will be ending the show with. Check out the full schedule for the show below.

February 6

13:00~ Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 – The Official Video Game
14:00~ Nippon Ichi Software’s 2020 Plans (Disgaea 4 Complete+, Ys VIII, and more)
15:00~ Yakuza Online

February 7

13:00~ Mario & Sonic at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games
14:00~ Yakuza: Like a Dragon
15:00~ 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim

February 8

12:00~ Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Mega Mix
12:45~ Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 – The Official Video Game
14:00~ Yakuza: Like a Dragon
15:00~ Persona 5 Royal
16:00~ Yakuza Online

February 9

12:00~ Utawarerumono Zan
13:00~ Mario & Sonic at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games
14:00~ Project Sakura Wars
15:00~ Granblue Fantasy Versus
16:00~ ???? (News on this game will be announced on stage on the day of the event)

The latest eShop charts are in for Japan, and Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore has raced right to the top of the Switch side of things. Check out the Switch and 3DS eShop charts for Jan. 16th to 22nd, 2020 below.

Switch

1. Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore (Nintendo)
2. Minecraft (Mojang)
3. Puzzle & Dragons GOLD (GungHo Online Entertainment)
4. Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (Nintendo)
5. Futari de! Nyanko Daisensou (PONOS)
6. Fire Emblem: Three Houses (Nintendo)
7. Human: Fall Flat (Teyon Japan)
8. Dr Kawashima’s Brain Training for Nintendo Switch (Nintendo)
9. To the Moon (X.D. Network)
10. Mom Hid My Game! (Hap)

3DS

1. Tobidasu! Nyanko Daisensou (PONOS)
2. Pokémon Crystal (Nintendo)
3. Mom Hid My Game! (Hap)
4. Ice Station Z (Wobbly Tooth)
5. Battleminerz (Wobbly Tooth)
6. Dragon Quest III (Square-Enix)
7. Minecraft: New Nintendo 3DS Edition (Microsoft Japan)
8. Animal Crossing: New Leaf – Welcome amiibo (Nintendo)
9. Bike Rider DX (Spicy Soft)
10. Dragon Quest II (Square-Enix)

Nintendo TOKYO has gotten in a new round of Yoshi merch for fans to scoop up. The new selection includes Yoshi’s Chocolate Crunch, which includes Yoshi Cookies and an egg-shaped card for ¥1,320, and a Yoshi Oven Mitt and Pot Stand combo.

Looks like Xavier Woods is making sure he has plenty of his co-workers have a chance to show off their skills with Ring Fit Adventure. He's already had Heavy Machinery test it out, and now he's brought in Bayley, Big E, Cesaro, and Kofi. See who does the best in the video above!

The heroine of AI: THE SOMNIUM FILES and brand-new star of the net world, Tesa, a.k.a A-set, gets her own series of LINE stickers!

AI: The Somnium Files is also 40% off on Steam® during the 2020 Steam Lunar New Year Sale! Save an additional 10% on the sale price with the new TEAM ZERO ESCAPE Steam bundle, containing Zero Escape: Zero Time Dilemma, Zero Escape: The Nonary Games and AI: The Somnium Files.

Nintendo has confirmed that the Version 7.0 update for Smash Bros. Ultimate is set to launch within a week. This update is going to include fighter adjustments, meaning replay data from previous versions will be incompatible. This update is also in preparation of Byleth's addition to the roster. We'll bring you the full patch notes when they're available.

In this community note, we’d like to share some info about general Trainer Battle bug fixes and updates to attacks.

Updates to the combat system

We have one last batch of changes to Trainer Battles to set the stage for an exciting upcoming feature.

Charged Attacks and switching will now be queued and activated at the end of the current Fast Attack and won’t be overridden by any following Fast Attacks.
Certain visual bugs in battles have been fixed.

Updates to existing attacks in Pokémon GO

There have been updates to the following existing attacks in Pokémon GO.

Megahorn - This Bug-type Charged Attack now deals more damage.
Volt Switch - This Electric-type Fast Attack now activates and generates energy more quickly.

Attacks new to Pokémon GO

Certain Pokémon will soon be able to learn attacks that hadn’t yet been seen in Pokémon GO!

Flying Press - We hear this Fighting-type Charged Attack has cropped up in the world of Pokémon GO! However, we haven’t figured out which Pokémon is able to learn it yet. Stay tuned as we investigate!

Pokémon that can learn more attacks

The following Pokémon will be able to learn attacks they couldn’t before.

Plusle and Minun: Grass Knot - This Grass-type Charged Attack will help the Cheering Pokémon deal with Ground-type Pokémon that could give them trouble in the Great League.

Lanturn: Spark - Lanturn didn’t previously have an Electric-type attack that was comparable to its Water-type attacks in power. Spark will help make Lanturn a strong lead and help it counter Azumarill with supereffective damage and hit Altaria with neutral damage.

Ampharos: Thunder Punch - This Charged Attack will make Ampharos a powerful Electric-type attacker in the Great and Ultra Leagues.

Masquerain: Bubble Beam - This Water-type Charged Attack will give Masquerain a good coverage attack to counter Fire- and Rock-type Pokémon that could otherwise give this Bug- and Flying-type Pokémon trouble.

Vespiquen: Fury Cutter and Air Slash - The addition of these Bug- and Flying-type attacks gives Vespiquen a boost in power since these attacks match Vespiquen’s types, making Vespiquen more viable in battle.

Pokémon that can learn old attacks once again

As part of the group of Pokémon to debut with Pokémon GO, some Pokémon originally discovered in Kanto have had their attacks change a lot over time! We’re adding back some of the stronger attacks a few of these Pokémon used to learn back in 2016 to make sure these attacks are accessible to players who have joined since then. We’ll look at bringing back more of these attacks over time.

Raichu: Thunder Shock
Magneton: Thunder Shock, Discharge
Venomoth: Poison Fang
Haunter: Shadow Ball
Hypno: Shadow Ball

The Clown Prince of Crime has crept his way into Mortal Kombat 11. Check out all of his gear, skins, intros and outros, as well as his story ending.