Subscribe to Nintendo life on YouTube Aside from the initial reveal, we don’t know much yet about the next Fantasy Life Level 5 entry coming to the Nintendo Switch at some point this year. However, there was a surprising revelation about this new entry in the RPG simulation series. Japanese publication Famitsu has revealed that ...
Image: Level-5 Level-5 made quite a comeback at the latest Nintendo Direct – announcing a new Professor Layton and more. One notable omission was the Yo-kai Watch series. There is no need to worry as it seems that the Japanese developer is already up to something… In a short message on social media, Level-5 CEO ...
In somewhat related news, Akihiro Hino also recently spoke with Japanese publication Famitsu, outlining the upcoming year for Level-5 and teasing “a lot of new titles” to celebrate 25 years (via Gematsu): “LEVEL-5 will celebrate its 25th anniversary. In 2022, I feel like I personally put my heart and soul into it Megaton Musashi, but ...
Image: Nintendo Life From the late 2000s to the mid-2010s, my gaming experience was all about learning to become a gentleman. This was a central topic which ran throughout the Professor Layton series. If Professor Hershel Layton wore a trench coat, I wore a trench coat; if he drank fruity tea, I drank fruity tea; ...
Subscribe to Nintendo Life on YouTube Level-5 may have scaled back its western operations, but it’s actually still releasing new titles in this part of the world. Following on from a local launch of Fantasy Life Online for mobile last December, it’s now released Ni no Kuni: Cross Worlds for PC and smartphones with the ...
Subscribe to Nintendo Life on YouTube After Level-5’s wonderful cult classic Fantasy Life came out on 3DS, and blew us all away with its depth, heart, and charm, it was a little disappointing to find out that the sequel would be a mobile-only game called Fantasy Life Online. It was even more disappointing to find ...
We’ve known about Megaton Musashi, Level-5’s next big project, since 2016 — when it was announced as a multimedia event spanning toys, anime, and video games. After last hearing about it in 2019, we were wondering where it had got to — but now it seems like it’s almost ready to land, just not on ...
