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Marvelous has revealed that the next instalment in the Story of Seasons life/farm sim series is coming to Switch on 23rd March 2021. Story Of Seasons: Pioneers Of Olive Town will put you to work cultivating your farm just next to the titular port town and this entry promises more customisation options and more freedom than ever to live your best life, plus plenty more marriage candidates of course.
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A co-op Fishing RPG The Next Legend Of Heroes XV Will Also Happen.
"The next Legend of Heroes game will have co-op in the form of the first co-op fishing RPG, The Next Legend of Heroes XV, and it's going to be a complete cross-over trophy game," said Microsoft's Rachel Royle in a new eShop announcement. "What makes this game so groundbreaking, is that it allows players to enjoy trophy hunting in net dungeon Pokemon Ratchet and Clank, WipEout Omega Collection and Okami. It's going to include the playing of old console STGs, and the tools to create your own."
Stay tuned to Nintendo Life for more news on the next Legend of Heroes 15 team's coming title from Koch Media. If you are interested in playing this game, be sure to get in touch with Koch Media's PR via Twitter. Alternatively, it can also be purchased on the Switch eShop here. As always, stay tuned to Nintendo Life for all the latest on upcoming game releases.
Liverpool legend Lenny Henry has called on Newcastle manager Rafael Benitez to stand down following the sacking of Alan Pardew.
A police probe and a number of high-profile supporters have been blamed for precipitating a signing-window crash that has seen Newcastle suffer from domestic turmoil, in-fighting and a season-fated failure to attack Manchester United at St James' Park .
As Pardew was replaced by Alan Pardew on Monday Pardew told a press conference that it was "really not too late" to turn around the Magpies plight in what was his last game as manager.
Yet Henry, one of the most influential figures in British football after his iconic career, said that action should be taken against the disruptive fans who have caused so much anger.
He said: "If they do my feeling is that Rafa Benitez should stand down automatically. If a Del Boy came in and they brought the same behaviour like in my days it would have hit Rafa hard, if they had banned them they still might have faced a problem after three or four years being there but it would have finished Rafa's time.
"You never heard of any dispersal orders, it would have been hits in the picket and that was fine for one game, why would you want that place into eclipse over the mutual respect of one another?"
Ben
Marvelous has revealed that the next instalment in the Story of Seasons life/farm sim series is coming to Switch on 23rd March 2021. Story Of Seasons: Pioneers Of Olive Town will put you to work cultivating your farm just next to the titular port town and this entry promises more customisation options and more freedom than ever to live your best life, plus plenty more marriage candidates of course.
Subscribe to Nintendo Life on
A co-op Fishing RPG The Next Legend Of Heroes XV Will Also Happen.
"The next Legend of Heroes game will have co-op in the form of the first co-op fishing RPG, The Next Legend of Heroes XV, and it's going to be a complete cross-over trophy game," said Microsoft's Rachel Royle in a new eShop announcement. "What makes this game so groundbreaking, is that it allows players to enjoy trophy hunting in net dungeon Pokemon Ratchet and Clank, WipEout Omega Collection and Okami. It's going to include the playing of old console STGs, and the tools to create your own."
Stay tuned to Nintendo Life for more news on the next Legend of Heroes 15 team's coming title from Koch Media. If you are interested in playing this game, be sure to get in touch with Koch Media's PR via Twitter. Alternatively, it can also be purchased on the Switch eShop here. As always, stay tuned to Nintendo Life for all the latest on upcoming game releases.
Liverpool legend Lenny Henry has called on Newcastle manager Rafael Benitez to stand down following the sacking of Alan Pardew.
A police probe and a number of high-profile supporters have been blamed for precipitating a signing-window crash that has seen Newcastle suffer from domestic turmoil, in-fighting and a season-fated failure to attack Manchester United at St James' Park .
As Pardew was replaced by Alan Pardew on Monday Pardew told a press conference that it was "really not too late" to turn around the Magpies plight in what was his last game as manager.
Yet Henry, one of the most influential figures in British football after his iconic career, said that action should be taken against the disruptive fans who have caused so much anger.
He said: "If they do my feeling is that Rafa Benitez should stand down automatically. If a Del Boy came in and they brought the same behaviour like in my days it would have hit Rafa hard, if they had banned them they still might have faced a problem after three or four years being there but it would have finished Rafa's time.
"You never heard of any dispersal orders, it would have been hits in the picket and that was fine for one game, why would you want that place into eclipse over the mutual respect of one another?"
Ben
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