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Doraemon Story of Seasons Preload

Preloads are now live for Doraemon Nobita no Bokujou Monogatari (Doraemon Story of Seasons) on the Japanese Nintendo Switch eShop. The full game launches on 13 June, priced at ¥6,588, requiring 834 MB, and supporting Japanese only. A demo has also been confirmed -but undated- for Japan, with a western localisation coming later this year. Preorder the packaged version here and use the code JPNINTENDO for $3 off. Introduction video for crops added below.

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Doraemon Story of Seasons Demo

Bandai Namco Entertainment will publish a demo version of Doraemon Nobita no Bokujou Monogatari (Doraemon Story of Seasons) on the Japanese Nintendo Switch eShop. No date has been finalised although the full game releases on 13 June 2019. Thanks to Ryokutya.

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Doraemon Story of Seasons Coming West

Bandai Namco Entertainment have announced that Doraemon Story of Seasons will be coming to Nintendo Switch and PC in the West this Autumn. The game releases in Japan on 13 June as Doraemon Nobita no Bokujou Monogatari. Announcement trailer added below…


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New Story of Seasons in Development

Marvelous have confirmed in a Weekly Famitsu interview that a new Story of Seasons game is in development separate from the pictured Doraemon Nobita no Bokujou Monogatari game, which Bandai Namco Entertainment will publish exclusively for Nintendo Switch on 13 June. Nintendo’s schedule already lists a separate Bokujou Monogatari (Story of Seasons) title for Nintendo Switch.

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Doraemon Games Being Removed From eShop

FuRyu will be removing the pictured above Doraemon: Nobita no Nankyoku Kachikochi Daibouken and the pictured below Doraemon: Shin Nobita no Nippon Tanjou from the Japanese 3DS eShop on 27 February 2019 at 17:00 JST where they are currently priced at ¥5,702 and ¥4,841 respectively. No reason was given for the removal, but these are usually due to licensing issues. You can still buy physical versions of both games here – use the code JPNINTENDO for $3 off!

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Source: nintendo.co.jp