On September 23rd, a new update (version 1.3.0) was released for *Mario Kart World* and is currently being distributed to Nintendo Switch 2 consoles worldwide. This update includes several key improvements, with a major focus on enhancing the Free Roam mode. Players will now be able to see P Switches they’ve activated and Peach Medallions they’ve already found.
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Here is an overview of each game, via SEGA:
Yakuza 0 Director’s Cut first launched for Switch 2 on June 5.
The standard version of the game will cost $59.99 (US), £54.99 (UK), or €59.99 (Europe). The Digital Deluxe Edition will be available for $74.99, £69.99, or €74.99 and includes extra content, such as:
Before becoming involved in the criminal underworld, Mine was a businessman who had been removed from the research and development department at his own company. He later met Daigo Dojima and, alongside Tsuyoshi Kanda, the leader of the Nishikiyama Family, became a member of the yakuza in Kamurocho.
During the RGG Summit at Tokyo Game Show, the developers officially announced *Yakuza Kiwami 3*. They showcased a new trailer, confirming the game is being completely rebuilt using the Dragon Engine – the same technology that powered *Yakuza 6*. This is great news for fans, as it suggests *Kiwami 3* will offer a fantastic gameplay experience to match its impressive visuals.
Here is an overview of the game, via Square Enix:
Like the first two *Yakuza Kiwami* games, *Yakuza Kiwami 2* has been completely rebuilt with the Dragon Engine. This means significantly improved graphics with realistic textures, more expressive character faces, and richer environments. The game also includes extra story content, new features, and both Japanese and English voiceovers.
The game takes place in both the well-known district of Kamurocho and the island of Okinawa. Here, veteran hero Kazuma Kiryu is taking a break, managing the Sunshine Orphanage (called Morning Glory Orphanage in the Japanese version).