Nioh, Dynasty Warriors, Wo Long, and Dead or Alive makers and publishers Koei Tecmo have another project in the works alongside the games we're already aware of, including Wo Long 2: Wings of Ember and Attack on Titan 3. Spotted by Automaton, a listing for a new, original IP currently under the codename FUJI appeared on the list of projects supported by Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) via its IP360 program. Koei Tecmo isn't the only recognizable name on this list of projects supported by the IP360 initiative. Machine translation of the official website shows plenty of […]

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Taking a bit of a break from their musou-styled games, Koei Tecmo and Omega Force released Attack on Titan back in 2016, an adaptation of the popular manga/anime series which saw players take on massive titans through the use of fun and fast-paced ODM gear – giving you spider-man-esque movement abilities. After releasing a sequel a few years later, the series went silent. Fortunately, with the Attack on Titan anime now complete, Omega Force have returned with their “ultimate” AoT experience, officially announcing Attack on Titan 3.

Officially unveiled during the Summer Game Fest showcase, Attack on Titan 3 is described as “the ultimate culmination of the Attack on Titan game series” letting fans experience “the story from beginning to end” in video game form.

For the uninitiated, AoT: Wings of Freedom covered the earlier portions of the anime’s story while having players take on the role of various main/side characters. AoT 2 meanwhile retold the story once again from the beginning, but from the perspective of a custom player-made character while going further into Season 3’s events.

By far the best part of this series however came with its gameplay, offering a bit of a power fantasy as players zipped through different regions using the aforementioned ODM gear. In this regard, Attack on Titan 3 looks to be taking things to the next level, promising that “The ODM action has been further refined, delivering the most exhilarating and stylish combat the series has ever seen.”

Attack on Titan 3 has clearly been in development for quite some time, with the team confirming that this 3rd and seemingly final entry will arrive in under a month’s time on the 1st of July – coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Steam and Nintendo Switch 2.

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One of Nintendo’s big exclusives for 2026 is Pokémon Pokopia – an Animal Crossing styled life-sim spin-off “devoted to crafting, creating, and building”. Representing one of the highest rated Pokémon games in years, Pokopia appears to be off to a strong start (for a Pokémon spin-off at least) having officially sold over 2.2 million copies in its first 4 days.

Making the announcement via a press release, Nintendo and The Pokémon Company revealed that “global sales of Pokémon Pokopia for the Nintendo Switch 2 system have surpassed 2.2 million units (including 1 million units sold in Japan) in the first four days since its worldwide launch on March 5, 2026.”

While 2.2 million copies in 4 days is a major achievement for any title, its quality-to-sales ratio is rather poor for a Pokémon game. For context, Pokémon’s most recent release prior to Pokopia – Legends Z-A – managed to sell 5.8 million units in its first week, despite being a pretty polarising title.

To put things into further context, the previous mainline Pokémon game (Scarlet and Violet) managed to shift a whopping 10 million copies in its first 3 days on the market. Of course, even amongst Pokémon spin-offs, Pokoipia is an entirely different type of game (a $70 one at that) and so it likely won’t reach the upper echelons of the franchise best-sellers.

That said, considering its high praise and Animal Crossing-esque gameplay loop, Pokopia could very well wind up selling 10s of millions of copies. We will have to wait longer to find out.

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