Spooky Spirit Shooting Gallery originally came out in Japan for the Nintendo Switch on July 1, 2021, under the name Moshikashite? Obake no Shatekiya. It was later released in western regions by Aksys Games on April 27, 2023.
A physical copy of the game will be released on PlayStation 5 in Japan for 6,380 yen. You can pre-order it now from stores like Amazon and Biccamera, and it will soon be available through Play-Asia. A special edition, priced at 11,220 yen, will be sold by the Good Smile Company online. This edition includes a limited-edition “MODEROID Griffon the Case Files: Color Ver.” plastic model and the game’s 30-song soundtrack CD.
Here is an overview of the game, via Konno Tobari:
Here is an overview of the amiibo, via Nintendo Today:
The game 4PGP became available on Switch and Switch 2 on February 5th. Although a PC version was already planned, a PlayStation 5 version has just been announced.
Digital pre-orders available now in the following editions:
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